Courses for Chemical and Biological Engineering

1 Courses for Chemical and Biological Engineering 1 Courses FOR Chemical AND Biological ENGINEERINGC hemical and Biological EngineeringCoursesCHE125 introduction To Chemical EngineeringHours 1An introduction to the Chemical Engineering profession, its history andits career-enabling potential. The course contains selected topics, andalumni seminars covering the full range of career opportunities fromemerging areas (nanotechnology, biochemical, multifunctional materials)to those found in the more traditional positions within the Chemical ,petrochemical and petroleum Chemical Engineering CalculationsHours 4 Study of physical and Chemical processes and Chemical reactions;material and energy balance calculations for single-phase and multiphasesystems; simultaneous energy and material balances.

2 Offered fall (s): CH 101 or CH 117; and MATH 125 or MATH 145; AEM 121or AEM 131 or CE 121 or ECE 121 or ENGR 111 or ME 121 or MTE 121 orEE 121 or CS 121 Prerequisite(s) with concurrency: CHE 125 CHE255 Chemical Engineering ThermodynamicsCHours 4 The backbone of thermodynamics theory is based on ideal gas andstructured as following: First, establish theory/property model ideal gaspure substance, use ideal gas model to describe real gas by introduceresidual property; Second, use theory/property model ideal gas mixtureto describe real gas mixture by residual property and partial property;Third, establish theory/property of model ideal solution, use it to describereal solution mixture with excessive property.

3 Computer proficiency isrequired for a passing grade in this course. Offered fall and (s): CHE 254 and MATH 126 or 146 Prerequisite(s) with concurrency: MATH 238 and ENGR 103 or 123 Computer ScienceCHE304 Fluid Flow OperationsHours 3 Equations of momentum and energy transport and their applications tothe analysis of fluid process behavior, filtration, fluidization and meteringof (s): CHE 254 and MATH 126 or MATH 146 and PH 105 CHE305 Separation ProcessesCHours 3 Unified approach to the basic calculations and fundamental conceptsinvolved in the design of equilibrium-stage separations processes andcontinuous contacting equipment. Computer proficiency is required for apassing grade in this (s): CHE 255 Computer ScienceCHE306 Heat Transfer OperationsHours 3 Study of heat transfer and its application in the design of specificprocesses and process (s): CHE 254, MATH 238, and CHE 304 Prerequisite(s) with concurrency: CHE 304 CHE321 Basic Chemical Engineering LaboratoryWHours 2 Basic Chemical Engineering measurements are made, includingtemperature, pressure, concentration, and fluid flow.

4 Fundamental andempirical equations are used to analyze mass, energy, and momentumtransport. Writing proficiency is required for a passing grade in thiscourse. A student who does not write with the skill normally required ofan upper-division student will not earn a passing grade, no matter howwell the student performs in other areas of the course. Offered both falland spring (s): CHE 255, CHE 304 WritingCHE322 Unit Operations LaboratoryWHours 2 Performance tests on Chemical Engineering unit operations, such asdistillation and heat transfer, are designed, operated, and analyzed in aformal report. Writing proficiency is required for a passing grade in thiscourse. A student who does not write with the skill normally requiredof an upper-division student will not earn a passing grade, no matterhow well the student performs in other areas of the course.

5 Offered falland spring semesters. Successful completion of CHE 321 and CHE 322satisfies the curriculum requirement of CHE (s): CHE 304 and CHE 305 and CHE 306 and CHE 321 Writing2 Courses for Chemical and Biological EngineeringCHE323 Operations LaboratoryWHours 4 Performance tests on Chemical Engineering unit operations, such asdistillation and heat transfer, are designed, operated, and analyzed in aformal report. Writing proficiency is required for a passing grade in thiscourse. A student who does not write with the skill normally required ofan upper-division student will not earn a passing grade, no matter howwell the student performs in other areas of the course. Offered summeronly.

6 Can be replaced by successful completion of CHE 321 and CHE (s): CHE 304 and CHE 305 and CHE 306 WritingCHE324 Transport PhenomenaCHours 3 Development of the conservation equations for mass, momentumand energy with application to steady-state and transient chemicalprocesses. Computer proficiency is required for a passing grade in (s): CHE 255 and MATH 238 and CHE 304 Computer ScienceCHE325 ChE Honors ForumUHHours 1 Designed to expose students to the rich array of resources, ideas andexperiences of Chemical Engineering . Emphasis and content based onfaculty member's area of HonorsCHE354 Chemical Reactor DesignHours 3 Reaction rate equations and comparisons with experimental data; use ofrate information for the design of Chemical reactors.

7 Offered primarily inthe spring (s): CHE 255, MATH 238 CHE412 Polymer Materials EngineeringHours 3 introduction to the manufacture, processing and applications of organicpolymeric materials. This course covers the chemistry of polymermanufacture, the molecular structures of polymers, and the structure-property relationships for thermoplastic and thermosetting primarily in the spring (s): CH 102 or CH 118 CHE413 Honors Polymer Materials EngineeringUHHours 3 introduction to the manufacture, processing and applications of organicpolymeric materials. This course covers the chemistry of polymermanufacture, the molecular structures of polymers, and the structure-property relationships for thermoplastic and thermosetting (s): CH 102 or CH 118 University HonorsCHE418 Tissue EngineeringHours 3 Tissue Engineering is an emerging dynamic, experimental science inwhich Engineering and Biological science principles are used to developtechniques for improving or restoring the structure and function of primarily in the fall (s).

8 CH231 and (BSC 114 or 118)CHE419 Honors Tissue EngineeringUHHours 3 Tissue Engineering is an emerging dynamic, experimental sciencein which Engineering and Biological science principles are applied todevelop techniques for improving or restoring the structure and functionof tissues and (s): CH 231 and BSC 114 or BSC 118 University HonorsCHE440 Health & Safety In The Chemical Process IndustryHours 3 Health and safety in the Chemical process industry that will introducechemical Engineering students to health and safety, regulations and thedesigns and procedures to meet them in the Chemical process. Advancedtopics will also be introduced, including current relevant topics such asrecent accidents and ways and means of preventing a re-occurrence,advanced models of spills and advanced safety analysis.

9 Senior (s): CH 102 or CH 118, and CHE 255 and two of the followingcourses CHE 304, CHE 305, CHE 324, CHE 354 Courses for Chemical and Biological Engineering 3 CHE441 Honors Health and Safety in the Chemical Process IndustryUHHours 3 Health and safety in the Chemical process industry that will introducechemical Engineering students to health and safety, regulations andthe designs and procedures to meet them in the Chemical topics will also be introduced, including current relevanttopics such as recent accidents and ways and means of preventing areoccurrence, advanced models of spills and advanced safety ChE 441/540 designation will allow ChE graduate students andqualified senior-level Chemical Engineering majors to take this loss prevention topics are more complex than typically assignedto the undergraduate Chemical Engineering students.

10 Advanced topicsmay include recent accidents and ways and means of preventing areoccurrence, advanced models of spills and advanced safety analysis, synthesis and evaluation-of-knowledge skills will berequired for students enrolled in ChE 441 (s): CH 102 or CH 118, CH 255 and completed at least twocourses from CHE 304, CHE 305, CHE 306, CHE 324, CHE 354 University HonorsCHE445 introduction to Biochemical EngineeringHours 3 Study of Biological processes; application of Chemical engineeringskills to areas including enzyme kinetics, fermentation, cell growth andmetabolic processes. Offered primarily in the spring (s): CH 231 CHE446 Honors Intro to Biochemical EngineeringUHHours 3 Study of Biological processes; application of Chemical engineeringskills to areas including enzyme kinetics, fermentation, cell growth andmetabolic processes.