Undergraduate Courses

A-Term (Fall, 2017)
B-Term (Fall, 2017)
C-Term (Spring, 2018)
D-Term (Spring, 2018)
  • CHE 320X. ENERGY CHALLENGES IN THE 21ST CENTURY
  • CHE 372X. BIOENERGY
  • CHE 441X. CHEMICAL PROCESS SAFETY DESIGN
  • CHE 1011. INTRODUCTION TO CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
  • CHE 2011. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS
  • CHE 2012. ELEMENTARY CHEMICAL PROCESSES
  • CHE 2013. APPLIED CHEMICAL ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS
  • CHE 2014. ADVANCED CHEMICAL PROCESSES
  • CHE 2301. NANOBIOTECHNOLOGY LABORATORY EXPERIENCE
  • CHE 3201. KINETICS AND REACTOR DESIGN
  • CHE 3301. INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING
  • CHE 3501. APPLIED MATHEMATICS IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
  • CHE 3702. ENERGY CHALLENGES IN THE 21ST CENTURY
  • CHE 3910. CHEMICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY
  • CHE 3920. AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT
  • CHE 4063. TRANSPORT & TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE ENVIRONMENT
  • CHE 4401. UNIT OPERATIONS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING I
  • CHE 4402. UNIT OPERATIONS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING II
  • CHE 4403. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN
  • CHE 4404. CHEMICAL PLANT DESIGN PROJECT
  • CHE 4405. CHEMICAL PROCESS DYNAMICS AND CONTROL LABORATORY

Supplemental Undergraduate Courses

  • CHE 372X. BIOENERGY
    The primary goal of this course is to provide students the necessary understanding and tools to evaluate biochemical and thermochemical biofuel production technologies. The secondary goals include developing understanding of 1) fuel properties, 2) biomass resources, 3) basic enzyme kinetics, 4) biochemical reactor design, 5) the corn ethanol process, 6) challenges to cellulosic ethanol, 7) biomass gasification reactions and thermochemistry, 8) gasification reactor design, and 9) techno economic concepts of biofuel processes.

    Recommended background: Knowledge of chemistry (CH 1010, 1020, and 1030 or equivalent), differential and integral calculus and differential equations (MA 1021-1024 and 2051 or equivalent), and chemical processing (CHE 2011 or equivalent).
  • CHE 441X. CHEMICAL PROCESS SAFETY DESIGN
    Application of Chemical Engineering Design principles to the design of the process safety and environmental controls of a major chemical plant. Students work in groups to produce a preliminary practical flowsheet, equipment design and controls, and economic analysis, all associated with chemical process safety components within a plant. The course will also include an introduction to modeling of off-site impacts.

    Recommended background: familiarity with techniques and procedures emphasized in CHE 4403, inclusive of all recommended background for CHE 4403.
    Chemical engineering majors may not receive core credit for both CHE 4404 and CHE 441X.

Graduate Courses

On-Campus Graduate Courses (Fall, 2017)
On-Campus Graduate Courses (Spring, 2018)