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CHE 450 Chemical Engineering Design I
Applications of cost accounting, cost estimation for new equipment, manufacturing cost and measures of profitability. Use of computer simulation design and cost programs. Procedures for sizing unit operations commonly encountered in the chemical process industry. Heuristics for selection of separation processes and heat exchanger network synthesis.
Prerequisite: °ä±á·¡Ìý312; Corequisite: °ä±á·¡Ìý446 or °ä±á·¡Ìý447
Typically offered in Fall only
Chemical Engineering (BS): CHE/TE Dual Major
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Students have the option of pursuing a CHE/TE dual major . The Wilson College of Textiles engineering program  is an interdisciplinary curriculum drawing on diverse science and engineering principles. Textile Engineering students develop a unique background, which allows them to pursue undergraduate research, summer intern experiences, and design projects ranging from artificial blood vessel development to the design of novel water filtration units for remote villages to structures to protect astronauts from radiation while on the moon. The program offers small class sizes with personal attention from faculty. In addition, in the last three years graduates have had nearly 100% placement into full-time employment or graduate school.