Texas Tech University Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering 14 courses 18 total credits
The minor in polymers and materials consists of 18 hours, six of which must be taken outside of the student's major. Two courses are required: CHEM 3306 and CHEM 4310 along with one Engineering materials course chosen from CHE 3330, BSE 3394/CHE 4394, or M E 3311. The remaining three courses should be selected from the following
| Total Credit Hours | 18 credits |
Program Requirements
Also: CHEM 43xx Chemistry elective focused on polymers, materials, or characterization (approved by CHEM/CHE departments); CHE/ENGR 43xx Engineering elective focused on material properties or characterization (approved by CHE department); PSS 4341 Biomass Chemistry, Biopolymer Science and Transformation; PSS 4342 Biomaterial Engineering: Biopolymer Design and Applications; PSS 4343 Integrated Biopolymer Refining.
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