腦瞳排桴

腦瞳排桴 Catalog 2025-2026

Chemical Engineering (BS): CHE/TE Dual Major

Students have the option of pursuing a泭CHE/TE dual major. The泭泭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.

Plan Requirements

Plan of Study Grid
First YearHours
Fall Semester
唬晨泭101
Chemistry - A Molecular Science 1
or General Chemistry I for Students in Chemical Sciences
3
唬晨泭102
General Chemistry Laboratory 1
or General Chemistry Laboratory I for Students in Chemical Sciences
1
楚泭101 Introduction to Engineering & Problem Solving 2 1
楚泭115 Introduction to Computing Environments 1
紼插泭141 Calculus I 1 4
Acad Writing Research 2 4
Hours14
Spring Semester
CH泭201
Chemistry - A Quantitative Science 2
or General Chemistry II for Students in Chemical Sciences
3
CH泭202
Quantitative Chemistry Laboratory 2
or General Chemistry Laboratory II for Students in Chemical Sciences
1
MA泭241 Calculus II 1 4
PY泭205
&泭PY泭206
Physics for Engineers and Scientists I
and Physics for Engineers and Scientists I Laboratory 1
4
TE泭110 Computer-Based Modeling for Engineers 3
E泭102 Engineering in the 21st Century 2
Hours17
Second Year
Fall Semester
CH泭221
Organic Chemistry I 2
or Organic Chemistry I for Students in Chemical Sciences
3
CH泭222
Organic Chemistry I Lab 2
or Organic Chemistry Laboratory I for Students in Chemical Sciences
1
CHE泭205 Chemical Process Principles 2 4
MA泭242 Calculus III 2 4
PY泭208
&泭PY泭209
Physics for Engineers and Scientists II
and Physics for Engineers and Scientists II Laboratory
4
Hours16
Spring Semester
CH泭223
Organic Chemistry II
or Organic Chemistry II for Students in Chemical Sciences
3
CH泭224
Organic Chemistry II Lab
or Organic Chemistry Laboratory II for Students in Chemical Sciences
1
CHE泭225 Introduction to Chemical Engineering Analysis 2 3
MA泭341 Applied Differential Equations I 2 3
TE泭201 Fiber Science 4
MAE泭206
Engineering Statics
or Engineering Mechanics-Statics
3
Hours17
Third Year
Fall Semester
CH泭315
&泭CH泭316
Quantitative Analysis
and Quantitative Analysis Laboratory
4
CHE泭311 Transport Processes I 2 3
CHE泭315 Chemical Process Thermodynamics 2 3
CHE泭395 Professional Development Seminar 1
TE泭301 Engineering Textile Structures I: Linear Assemblies 3
GC泭120 Foundations of Graphics 3
Hours17
Spring Semester
ST泭370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers 3
CHE泭312 Transport Processes II 3
CHE泭316 Thermodynamics of Chemical and Phase Equilibria 3
TE泭205 Analog and Digital Circuits 4
TE泭302 Textile Manufacturing Processes and Systems II 4
Hours17
Fourth Year
Fall Semester
TE泭401 Textile Engineering Design I 4
CHE泭446 Design and Analysis of Chemical Reactors 3
Select one of the following Economics Courses: 3
Introduction to Agricultural & Resource Economics
Introduction to Agricultural & Resource Economics
Principles of Microeconomics
Fundamentals of Economics
Hours10
Spring Semester
TE泭402 Textile Engineering Design II 4
TE泭404 Lean Six Sigma Quality 3
TE泭424 Textile Engineering Quality Improvement Laboratory 1
Hours8
Fifth Year
CHE泭330 Chemical Engineering Lab I 4
CHE泭435 Process Systems Analysis and Control 3
PCC泭301 Technology of Dyeing and Finishing 3
PCC泭304 Technology of Dyeing & Finishing Laboratory 1
Hours11
Total Hours127
1

A grade of C or higher is required.

2

A grade of C- or higher is required.

GEP Courses
GEP Humanities6
GEP Social Sciences3
GEP Health and Exercise Studies2
GEP Elective3
GEP Interdisciplinary Perspectives3
GEP Global Knowledge (verify requirement)
GEP Foundations of American Democracy (verify requirement)
World Language Proficiency (verify requirement)
Total Hours17

Acad Writing Research

Acad Writing Research
ENG泭101Academic Writing and Research4
FL楚泭101Academic Writing and Research4
Transfer Sequence
ENG泭202Disciplinary Perspectives in Writing3
ENG泭1GEP3

Semester Sequence

Critical Path Courses- Identify using the code (CP) which courses are considered critical path courses which represent specific major requirements that are predictive of student success in a given program/plan. Place the (CP) next to the credit hours for the course.泭

Plan of Study Grid
First Year
Fall SemesterHours
唬晨泭101 Chemistry - A Molecular Science 1,6 3
唬晨泭102 General Chemistry Laboratory 1,6 1
楚泭101 Introduction to Engineering & Problem Solving 2 1
楚泭115 Introduction to Computing Environments 1
ENG泭101 Academic Writing and Research 2 4
紼插泭141 Calculus I 1 4
GEP Health and Exercise Studies 1
Hours15
Spring Semester
CH泭201 Chemistry - A Quantitative Science 2,6 3
CH泭202 Quantitative Chemistry Laboratory 6 1
MA泭241 Calculus II 1 4
PY泭205 Physics for Engineers and Scientists I 1 3
PY泭206 Physics for Engineers and Scientists I Laboratory 1 1
TE泭110 Computer-Based Modeling for Engineers 3
E泭102 Engineering in the 21st Century 2
Hours17
Second Year
Fall Semester
CH泭221 Organic Chemistry I 2,3,7 3
CH泭222 Organic Chemistry I Lab 7 1
CHE泭205 Chemical Process Principles (CP) 2 4
MA泭242 Calculus III 2 4
PY泭208 Physics for Engineers and Scientists II 3
PY泭209 Physics for Engineers and Scientists II Laboratory 1
Hours16
Spring Semester
TE泭201 Fiber Science 4
MAE泭206
Engineering Statics
or Engineering Mechanics-Statics
3
MA泭341 Applied Differential Equations I 2 3
CH泭223 Organic Chemistry II 7 3
CH泭224 Organic Chemistry II Lab 7 1
CHE泭225 Introduction to Chemical Engineering Analysis 2 3
Hours17
Third Year
Fall Semester
CH泭315 Quantitative Analysis 3
CH泭316 Quantitative Analysis Laboratory 1
GC泭120 Foundations of Graphics 3
CHE泭311 Transport Processes I (CP) 2 3
CH泭315 Quantitative Analysis (CP) 2 3
CHE泭395 Professional Development Seminar 1
TE泭301 Engineering Textile Structures I: Linear Assemblies 3
Hours17
Spring Semester
TE泭302 Textile Manufacturing Processes and Systems II 4
ST泭370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers 3
CHE泭312 Transport Processes II 3
CHE泭316 Thermodynamics of Chemical and Phase Equilibria 3
TE泭205 Analog and Digital Circuits 5 4
Hours17
Fourth Year
Fall Semester
CHE泭446 Design and Analysis of Chemical Reactors 3
GEP Requirement 3
GEP Requirement 3
TE泭401 Textile Engineering Design I 4
Select one of the following Economics Courses: 3
Fundamentals of Economics
Principles of Microeconomics
Introduction to Agricultural & Resource Economics
Hours16
Spring Semester
TE泭402 Textile Engineering Design II 6 4
TE泭404 Lean Six Sigma Quality 3
TE泭424 Textile Engineering Quality Improvement Laboratory 1
GEP Requirement 3
GEP Requirement 3
Hours14
Fifth Year
Fall Semester
CHE泭330 Chemical Engineering Lab I 4
CHE泭435 Process Systems Analysis and Control 3
PCC泭301 Technology of Dyeing and Finishing 3
PCC泭304 Technology of Dyeing & Finishing Laboratory 1
GEP Requirement 3
GEP Health and Exercise Studies 1
Hours15
Total Hours144
1

Grade of C (2.0) or higher required.

2

Minimum grade of C- required.

3

CH 221 will replace TE 200 (in the Textile Engineering curriculum)

4

CHE 315/ 316 will replace TE 303 (in the Textile Engineering curriculum)

5

TE 401/402 will replace CHE 450/451 (in the Chemical Engineering curriculum)6泭CH 225/226 may substitute for CH 221/222 and CH 227/228 may substitute for CH 223/224.

6

CH 103/104 may substitute for CH 101/102 and CH 203/204 may substitute for CH 201/202

7

CH 225/226 may substitute for CH 221/222 and CH 227/228 may substitute for CH 223/224.泭

Career Opportunities

Careers in chemical engineering are sometimes exciting, always demanding, and ultimately provide a sense of accomplishment and achievement. Graduates find employment in sub-disciplines such as production, technical service, sales, management and administration; research and development; and consulting and teaching. Students desiring careers in teaching, research, or consulting are encouraged to continue their education and pursue a graduate degree (consult the Graduate Catalog). The undergraduate curriculum also provides strong preparation for graduate study in a wide range of professional specialties, and chemical engineering graduates often pursue careers in the medical sciences, business management, and law.

Career Titles

  • Agricultural Engineer
  • Automotive Engineer
  • Biochemist
  • Biomedical Engineer
  • Chemical Engineer
  • Chemist
  • Dairy Technologist
  • Electronics Engineer
  • Engineering Professor
  • Environmental Engineer
  • Fire Prevention Engineer
  • Industrial Air Pollution Analyst
  • Industrial Waste Inspector
  • Laboratory Tester
  • Materials Engineer
  • Materials Scientist
  • Nanosystems Engineers
  • Non-Destructive Testing Specialists
  • Nuclear Engineer
  • Nuclear Fuels Research Engineer
  • Occupational Safety & Health Inspector
  • Perfumer
  • Petroleum Engineer
  • Physicist
  • Physics Professor
  • Product Safety Engineer
  • Quality Control Managers
  • Radiation Protection Engineer
  • Safety Inspector
  • Sales Engineers
  • Sales Representative (Chemicals & Drugs)
  • Soil Engineer
  • Solar Energy Systems Engineers
  • Sustainability Specialists
  • Toxicologist
  • Water/Wastewater Engineers

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