CHEMICAL ENGINEERING FIRST YEAR Fall Academic Year 2007

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING FIRST YEAR Fall Academic Year: 2007 -2008 Winter Spring SECOND YEAR Fall Winter Spring MTH 252 Co-Req Ch. E 101 or ENGR 111 Ch. E 102 or ENGR 112 Bio. Science Elective Ch. E 211 Ch. E 212 Ch. E 213 Energy Balances Process Data Analysis Material Balances and Stoichiometry Soph. Stdg. HS Chem or Equiv. CH 221 CH 222 Chemistry CH 223 CH 331 CH 332 Chemistry Organic Chemistry MTH 251 MTH 252 MTH 254 MTH 256 MTH 306 Differential Calculus Integral Calculus Vector Calculus Differential Equations Matrix & Power Series Methods MTH 251 English Composition Rev. 8/2007 Electrical Fundamentals MTH 252 MTH 112 WR 121 ENGR 201 COMM 111/114 Speech MTH 252 Co-Req MTH 252 MTH 254 Co-Req ENGR 211 Statics WR 121 PH 212 PH 213 WR 327 Physics w/ Calculus Technical Report Writing Shaded courses are required by the college prior to admission to the Professional Engineering Program Shaded courses are additional prerequisites for third-year courses.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Additional courses not requiring admission to the Professional Engineering Program CH 441 CH 442 Prof. Engineering Ethics Physical Chemistry Perspectives Western Culture Cultural Diversity Literature & Arts Bio. E 220 Synthesis Contemporary Global Issues Synthesis Science, Technology, & Society Lifetime Fitness e. g. HHS 231 + Lab. Perspectives Social Processes & Institutions Difference, Power & Discrimination Free Electives (7) NOTES: 1. MECOP admission – all shaded courses plus CH 222, CH 223, CH 331 and CH 332 2. Starting Fall 2001, MTH 306 – Matrix and Power Series Methods (4), will replace MTH 253 – Infinite Series (4) (which is used for admission to the Professional Engineering Program) and MTH 341 – Linear Algebra (3) or equivalent. 3. Ch. E 211 is required to begin the third-year course sequences. 4. Ch. E 273, a web course from Brigham Young University (http: //ce. byu. edu), can be substituted for Ch. E 211 and Ch. E 212. Please contact the Ch. E Department (541 -737 -4791) before choosing this option. 5. Credits to graduate = 192. Rev. 8/2007