Curriculum
Earning a degree in Chemical Engineering will bring with it a wide range of opportunities to work in many different fields and industries. As you move forward, you will find that the tools provided to you are universal in their application, giving you the freedom to participate in almost any industry.
The undergraduate curriculum in Chemical Engineering provides students with a solid foundation in math and basic sciences, chemical engineering, other engineering disciplines, and more.
The core courses required for a degree in Chemical Engineering
include:
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- General, Organic, and Physical Chemistry
- Calculus, Calculus-based Physics, and Differential Equations
- Introductory Engineering Courses
- Basic Computer Programming
- Thermodynamics, Transport Phenomena, Kinetics
- Design, Process Control, and Operations
You will also have the opportunity to explore different topics and areas of research in the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering discipline by enrolling in technical elective courses such as the following:
- Sustainable Engineering
- Biochemical Engineering
- Air Pollution
- Fuel Cell Catalysis
- Particle Technology
- Experimental Design
- Molecular Informatics
- Cellular Nanotechnology
- Rheology of Fluids
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- High Polymer Engineering
- and several more...
Bingo sheets by year
Transition Bingo Sheet (for students who started at OSU under quarters)
2012-2013 Semester Bingo Sheet
General Education Courses
Transition GE course list (for students who started at OSU under quarters)
2012-2013 General Education course list
Technical Electives