B.S. in Chemical Engineering 2012-2013 Academic Year Four-year Academic Plan Traditional Chemistry Option This suggested schedule includes a full-year of organic chemistry. Two semesters of organic chemistry are recommended to all chemical engineering students and is especially encouraged to those planning to minor Polymer Science and Engineering, Bioprocess Engineering, or Mineral Processing. Freshman Year Fall Semester Course CH 1150 CH 1151 CH 1153 ENG 1101 MA 1160 PH 1100 UN 1001 Title University Chemistry I University Chemistry I Lab University Chemistry I Rec Eng Analysis and Problem Solv Calculus with Technology I Physics by Inquiry I Perspectives Co-Curricular (1 cr)* Total Spring Semester Cr 3 1 1 3 4 1 3 16 Sophomore Year Fall Semester Course CH 2410 CH 2411 CM 2110 MA 3160 PH 1200 UN 2001 Title Organic Chemistry I Organic Chemistry Lab I Fundamentals of ChE I Multivariable Calc with Techn Physics by Inquiry II Composition Co-Curricular (1 cr)* Total Title Physical Chemistry I Physical Chemistry Lab I Transport/Unit Operations I Fundamentals of ChE Lab Tech Comm for ChE HASS Course* Total Title Unit Operations Lab Process Safety/Environment ChE Proc Anal & Design I Technical Elective* Technical Elective* HASS Course* Total Cr 3 1 3 4 3 4 18 Course CH 2420 CM 2120 MA 2321 MA 3521 PH 2200 UN 2002 Title Organic Chemistry II Fundamentals of ChE II Elementary Linear Algebra Elem Differential Equations University Physics II Institutions Co-Curricular (1 cr)* Total Cr 3 3 2 2 3 3 16 Spring Semester Cr 3 2 3 2 3 3 16 Senior Year Fall Semester Course CM 4110 CM 4310 CM 4855 Title University Chemistry II University Chemistry II Lab Eng Modeling and Design Calculus with Technology II University Physics I World Cultures** Total Spring Semester Cr 3 1 3 4 1 3 15 Junior Year Fall Semester Course CH 3510 CH 3511 CM 3110 CM 3215 CM 3410 Course CH 1160 CH 1161 ENG 1102 MA 2160 PH 2100 UN 1002 Course CM 3120 CM 3230 CM 3310 CM 3510 Title Transport/Unit Operations II Thermodynamics for ChE Process Control Chemical Reaction Eng HASS Course* Total Cr 3 4 3 3 3 16 Spring Semester Cr 3 3 3 3 3 3 18 Course CM 4120 CM 4860 CM 4861 Title Chemical Plant Operations Lab ChE Proc Anal & Design II ChE Design Lab II Technical Elective* HASS Course* Free Elective* Total Cr 3 2 1 4 3 3 16 * See back for description. Updated 4/25/2012 ** Or language course (3 cr) and UN 1003 (1cr). See General Education, UN 1003 Option on back. This is not an official list of degree requirements. Adjustments may be required due to curriculum changes. Elective Worksheet Traditional Chemistry Option (13 credits total) 1) Organic Chemistry II Lecture CH 2420 2) ChE Elective (3-4 cr) 3 cr 3) Additional Technical Electives (6-7 cr) □ The additional technical electives can come from the ChE, Engineering, and/or Math, Science, and Applied Business (MSAB) lists that are on the Technical Elective handout. □ A maximum of 4 credits can be from the MSAB list. The Technical Elective handout is available on the department webpage: http://www.mtu.edu/chemical/ Total = 13 cr General Education Options – Choose one option below. General Education, Standard (25 credits) 1) HASS Courses (12 cr) General Education, UN 1003 Option (25 credits) 1) Language Courses (6 cr of same language) 3 cr 3 cr 2) HASS Courses (9 cr) □ At least 3 cr of the HASS courses listed above must be at the 3000-level or above. □ A maximum of 3 credits can be from the HASS Creative Endeavors list. □ No credits can be from the HASS Supplemental list. 2) Required UN Courses (13 cr) UN 1001 3 cr UN 1002 4 cr UN 2001 3 cr UN 2002 3 cr □ At least 3 cr of the language or HASS courses listed above must be at the 3000-level or above. □ A maximum of 3 credits can be from the HASS Creative Endeavors list. □ No credits can be from the HASS Supplemental list. 3) Required UN courses (10 cr) UN 1001 3 cr UN 1003 1 cr UN 2001 3 cr UN 2002 3 cr Recommended HASS course for either option: EC 3400 Economic Decision Analysis, prior or during fall senior year classes. Co-Curricular Course Requirement (3 credits total) Co-curricular courses count for financial aid and fulltime student status; however they are not included in GPA calculations or in the 131 credits total required for graduation. Co-curricular courses may only be used once for this requirement, except PE 0210 which may be used twice. Free Elective Requirement (3 credits total) Free electives are any class, 1000-level or higher that are not co-curricular courses. They may be taken pass/fail, unless the course is being used for a minor. OPTIONAL - Minor (6 credits not double counting) Each minor must include at least 6 credits of 3000level or higher courses that are not counting elsewhere for your degree (required courses, technical electives, HASS courses, etc.), EXCEPT these credits can count toward your free elective requirement.