University of Delaware College of Engineering 18 courses 19 total credits
Minor in Biochemical Engineering is a Minor program offered by College of Engineering at University of Delaware, requiring 19 credits across 18 courses.
| Total Credits | 19 credits |
Core Courses
CHEM 527 - Introduction to Biochemistry. CHEM 641 - Biochemistry I. CHEM 642 - Biochemistry II (sequence may substitute for CHEM 527)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| BISC 207 | Introductory Biology I | 3 |
| BISC 217 | Introductory Biology I Laboratory | 1 |
| BISC 401 | Molecular Biology of the Cell | 3 |
| CHEG 420 | Biochemical Engineering | 3 |
Two of the following
and. BISC 612 - Advanced Cell Biology. BMEG 661 - Cell Engineering. CHEG 621 - Metabolic Engineering. CHEG 648 - Biomaterials for Drug and Gene Delivery. CHEG 652 - Cell Culture Biomanufacturing. CHEG 654 - Vaccine and ImmunoEngineering. CHEG 660 - Systems Biology. CHEG 663 - Downstream Bioprocessing. CHEM 643 - Intermediary Metabolism. CHEM 644 - Mechanisms of Enzyme Catalysis. CHEM 645 - Protein Structure and Function. CHEM 646 - DNA-Protein Interactions. CHEM 649 - Molecular Biophysics. CHEM 686 - Biophysical Chemistry. CIEG 644 - Microbiology of Engineered Systems. MAST 625 - Microbial Physiology and Diversity. MAST 694 - Systems Biology I. BINF 694 - Systems Biology I.
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