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== Overview ==
  
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== Degree Requirements ==
 
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|Chemical Principles I OR General Chemistry
 
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|BIOS 1107, 1107L
  
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|Chemical Principles II
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|CHEM 2311
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|Organic Chemistry I
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|CHEM 2312 OR CHEM 2313
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|Environmental Engineering Technical Elective
  
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|Organic Chemistry II OR Organic and Bioorganic Chemistry
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|MSE 2001
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|Principles and Applications of Engineering Materials
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|CHBE 2100
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|Chemical Process Principles
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|CHBE 2120
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|Numerical Methods in Chemical Engineering
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|CHBE 2130, 3130
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|Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics I and II
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|CHBE 3200, 3210
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|Transport Process I and II
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|CHBE 3225
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|Separations Processes
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|CHBE 4200
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|Transport Phenomena/Unit Operations Lab
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|CHBE 4300
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|Kinetics and Reactor Design
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|CHBE 4411, 4412
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|Process Dynamics and Control and Lab
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|CHBE 4510
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|Process and Product Design and Economics
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|CHBE 4515
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|Chemical Process Safety
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|CHBE 4530
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|Chemical Principles II
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|CHEM 2311
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|Organic Chemistry I
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|CHEM 2312 OR CHEM 2313
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|Principles and Applications of Engineering Materials
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|BIOS 3450
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Revision as of 17:24, 23 May 2021

Overview

Degree Requirements

General Core
Course Description
APPH 1040/1050/1060 Wellness
ENGL 1101,1102 English Composition I, II
MATH 1551, 1552, 2551 Differential, Integral, Multivariable Calculus
MATH 1553 Linear Algebra
MATH 2552 Differential Equations
CS 1371 Computing for Engineers
PHYS 2211, 2212 Introductory Physics I, II
CHEM 1211K OR 1310 Chemical Principles I OR General Chemistry
BIOS 1107, 1107L Biological Principles
CHEM 2380 Synthesis Lab I
Humanities Elective 6 hours.[1]
History/Government Elective 3 hours.[2]
Social Studies Elective 6 hours.[3]
Economics Elective 3 hours.[3]

Standard Option

Major Requirements[4]
Course Description
CHBE 2100 Chemical Process Principles
CHBE 2120 Numerical Methods in Chemical Engineering
CHBE 2130, 3130 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics I and II
CHBE 3200, 3210 Transport Process I and II
CHBE 3225 Separations Processes
CHBE 4200 Transport Phenomena/Unit Operations Lab
CHBE 4300 Kinetics and Reactor Design
CHBE 4411, 4412 Process Dynamics and Control and Lab
CHBE 4510 Process and Product Design and Economics
CHBE 4515 Chemical Process Safety
CHBE 4520 Capstone Design
CHEM 1212K Chemical Principles II
CHEM 2311 Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 2312 OR CHEM 2313 Organic Chemistry II OR Organic and Bioorganic Chemistry
MSE 2001 Principles and Applications of Engineering Materials
2000-level Engineering Elective or higher 3 hours.
3000-level Engineering Elective or higher 3 hours.
CHBE Electives 6 hours.
CHEM Electives 6 hours.
Free Electives 3 hours.

Biotechnology Option

Major Requirements[4]
Course Description
CHBE 2100 Chemical Process Principles
CHBE 2120 Numerical Methods in Chemical Engineering
CHBE 2130, 3130 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics I and II
CHBE 3200, 3210 Transport Process I and II
CHBE 3225 Separations Processes
CHBE 4200 Transport Phenomena/Unit Operations Lab
CHBE 4300 Kinetics and Reactor Design
CHBE 4411, 4412 Process Dynamics and Control and Lab
CHBE 4510 Process and Product Design and Economics
CHBE 4515 Chemical Process Safety
CHBE 4530 Capstone ChBE Bio-Design
CHEM 1212K Chemical Principles II
CHEM 2311 Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 2312 OR CHEM 2313 Organic Chemistry II OR Organic and Bioorganic Chemistry
CHEM 4511, 4512 Biochemistry I and II
MSE 2001 Principles and Applications of Engineering Materials
BIOS 3450 Cell and Molecular Biology
CHBE Electives 3 hours.
Biotechnology Elective 3 hours.
Free Electives 3 hours.
  1. ↑ https://catalog.gatech.edu/academics/undergraduate/core-curriculum/core-area-c/#
  2. ↑ https://catalog.gatech.edu/academics/undergraduate/core-curriculum/constitution-history/
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 https://catalog.gatech.edu/academics/undergraduate/core-curriculum/core-area-e/
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 https://catalog.gatech.edu/programs/environmental-engineering-bs/#requirementstext
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