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Chemical Engineering Systems Analysis

A minor in chemical engineering systems analysis provides students with a sophisticated understanding of the application of scientific knowledge to the solution of a vast array of practical problems in which chemistry plays a critical role. Students are taught the systems methodology that chemical engineers employ to analyze and solve real world problems involving distinct chemical components, chemical reaction, multiple phases, and mass transfer.

Prerequisites:

There are chemistry and mathematics prerequisites for the minor.

Chemistry - Choose one of the following sequences of courses:

Mathematics - Choose one of the following sequences of courses:

Required Courses:

*The first core course in the minor, Chemical Process Analysis (0309-230), may be taken concurrently with the final course in the calculus sequence (e.g. 1016-283 or equivalent). The remaining two core courses require Differential Equations (e.g. 1016-306 or equivalent).

Elective Courses*:

Choose at least two of the following courses for a total of at least 8 quarter credit hours

*Other elective courses may be appropriate with minor adviser approval.