| DEPARTMENT
OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING |
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| Chair: Srinivas Palanki (251) 460-6160 |
| Professors:
Dhawan, Harrison, Palanki, Sylvester |
| Assistant
Professors: Morisani |
| Part-time
Lecturers: Sadek |
| Professor
Emeritus: Rodriguez |
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Department
of Chemical Engineering web site
http://www.southalabama.edu/engineering/chemical/ |
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| Chemical
Engineering is a profession in which knowledge
of mathematics, chemistry, biology and other natural
sciences gained by study, experience, and practice
is applied with judgment to develop economical ways
of using material and energy for the benefit
of mankind. The program required for the degree
of Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering
provides fundamental instruction in mathematics,
chemistry, biology, physics, and engineering. This education
prepares the graduate to seek employment in petroleum, synthetic fibers,
steel, paper, electronic components, plastics,
pharmaceuticals, energy, and
pollution abatement industries. In addition, the graduate is adequately
prepared to pursue graduate school. |
| Chemical
engineering students are required to take the
Chemical Engineering discipline specific Fundamentals
of Engineering examination of Alabama or another
state prior to graduation. All electives must
be approved by the student’s advisor. Degree
requirements include a minimum of 18 semester
hours of approved electives in the Humanities
and Social Sciences. |
| Satisfactory
completion of the 130 hour program outlined below leads to
a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering.
Students must also comply with the College
of Engineering Requirements for a Degree which
are covered in the Bulletin
under College of Engineering. |
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| The Chemical Engineering program's objectives are to produce graduates who during their first few years after college: |
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Can work in an environment that requires problem solving skills, often utilizing a team based approach. |
2. |
Can apply technical knowledge that is fundamental to the practice of chemical engineering, using techniques, skills and modern engineering tools as appropriate. |
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Can function especially well as a chemical engineer in the chemical and process industries. |
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Demonstrate proficiency in written, graphical, and oral communications. |
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Have continued the development of their knowledge and skills after graduation. |
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Appreciate professional, business and ethical responsibilities. |
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| The
Bachelor of Science program in Chemical Engineering
is accredited by the Engineering Commission of ABET, 111 Market Place, Suite 1050,
Baltimore, MD 21202-4012, telephone: (410) 347-7700. |
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| BACHELOR
OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING |
| FIRST
YEAR |
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| Fall |
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Spring |
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| EH
101 |
3 |
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EH
102 |
3 |
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| MA 125 |
4 |
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MA 126 |
4 |
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| EG 101 |
2 |
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CH 132 |
4 |
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| CH 131 |
4 |
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PH 201 |
4 |
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| BLY 121 |
3 |
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Gen Ed |
3 |
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| Gen Ed |
3 |
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18 |
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19 |
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| SECOND
YEAR |
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| Fall |
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Spring |
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| MA
227 |
4 |
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MA
238 |
3 |
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| CH 201 |
4 |
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CH 265 |
4 |
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| PH
202 |
4 |
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CHE 202 |
3 |
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| CHE
201 |
3 |
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EG
270 |
3 |
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| Gen Ed |
3 |
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Gen Ed |
3 |
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18 |
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16 |
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| THIRD
YEAR |
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| Fall |
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Spring |
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| CH
301 |
4 |
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CHE
372 |
3 |
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| Gen Ed |
3 |
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EG 231 |
3 |
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| CHE 331 |
3 |
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CHE 332 |
3 |
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| CHE 321 |
3 |
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CHE 322 |
3 |
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| CHE 311 |
3 |
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CHE 342 |
3 |
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16 |
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15 |
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| FOURTH
YEAR |
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| Fall |
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Spring |
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| CHE
Elective I |
3 |
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CHE Elective II |
3 |
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| CHE 421 |
3 |
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CHE 452 |
3 |
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| CHE 441 |
2 |
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CHE 462 |
3 |
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| CHE 461 |
3 |
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CHE 442 |
2 |
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| Gen Ed |
3 |
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Tech Elective |
3 |
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14 |
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14 |
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| MASTER
OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING |
| With the ever-increasing pace of technological development in society, new opportunities are becoming available that require chemical engineering graduates with increased levels of specialization. The Department offers a Master of Science degree in Chemical Engineering that blends scholarship and research with advanced coursework to provide excellent training for students to pursue careers in the chemical industry. Graduate students have opportunities to undertake cutting-edge research with faculty for both thesis and project work. In addition, a course work-only program is also offered by the department for those in industry who intend to further their professional development while pursuing a graduate degree. Students with a bachelor's degree in a major other than chemical engineering can qualify for admission by taking a prescribed series of undergraduate courses. |
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The minimum credit hour requirements for the different options pertaining to the MSChE degree are:
Thesis Option 31 cr
Project Option 34 cr
Course Option 34 cr |
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FIRST YEAR |
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Fall |
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Spring |
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CHE 525 |
3 |
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CHE 510 |
3 |
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CHE 551 |
3 |
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CHE 520 |
3 |
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CHE 570 |
3 |
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CHE Elective I |
3 |
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9 |
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9 |
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Summer |
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CHE Elective II |
3 |
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CHE Elective III |
3 |
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EG 501 |
1 |
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7 |
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SECOND YEAR |
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Fall |
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Spring |
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Thesis |
3 |
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Thesis/Elective/Project |
3 |
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OR |
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Electives |
6 |
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MS Comp Exam |
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