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Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering

Mission

The Chemical Engineering program strives to graduate chemical engineers who understand the ethical, social, economic and environmental context of their profession and who apply their knowledge with judgment and responsibility to develop ways to utilize the materials and forces of nature for the benefit of mankind. The program prepares the students either to immediately enter professional practice upon graduation or to pursue graduate studies, without neglecting the requirements for a fruitful life by emphasizing the University model of liberal arts education. The curriculum of the program shares three basic tenants: scientific and technological excellence, balance between theory and practice, and a commitment to self-maintained and enduring personal and professional development. The results are chemical engineers naturally inclined to life-long learning and problem-solvers ready to deal with any technological challenge at local, regional and/or international scales.

Total Credits
150
Apply Before
August 2022
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Program Educational Objectives

The graduates of the Chemical Engineering program should be able to:

  1. 1.Practice professionally in diverse work environments by appropriately applying chemical engineering fundamentals and by using state-of-the-art computational tools within the broad range of the chemical engineering profession;
  2. 2.Advance within their careers as team members or leaders with the ability to think critically and communicate effectively in order to solve multidisciplinary problems taking into account ethical and environmental constraints; and
  3. 3.Engage in ongoing professional development and research activities by either continually learning and improving or pursuing graduate studies.

Program Learning Outcomes (based on ABET criteria)

The graduates of the Chemical Engineering program will have:

  1. 1.An ability to identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems by applying principles of engineering, science, and mathematics;
  2. 2.An ability to apply engineering design to produce solutions that meet specified needs with consideration of public health, safety, and  welfare, as well as global, cultural, social, environmental, and economic factors;
  3. 3.An ability to communicate effectively with a range of audiences;
  4. 4.An ability to recognize ethical and professional responsibilities in engineering situations and make informed judgments, which must consider the impact of engineering solutions in global, economic, environmental, and societal contexts;
  5. 5.An ability to function effectively on a team whose members together provide leadership, create a collaborative and inclusive environment, establish goals, plan tasks, and meet objectives;
  6. 6.An ability to develop and conduct appropriate experimentation, analyze and interpret data, and use engineering judgment to draw conclusions;
  7. 7.An ability to acquire and apply new knowledge as needed, using appropriate learning strategies.

Degree Requirements

The Chemical Engineering program is currently hosted by the Department of Mechanical Engineering and leads to the degree of Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering.
The course requirements of the degree involve a total of 150 credits divided into the following pools:

Courses

Liberal Arts Curriculum (27cr.)

Communications Skills (9cr.)

English Communication (6cr.)

 

Arabic Communication (3cr.)

One course from:  
Religion (6cr.)

One course from:  
Cultural Studies and Social Sciences (6cr.)

Cultural Studies (3cr.)

One course from:  

Social Sciences (3cr.)

One course from:  
Citizenship (3cr.)

One course from:  
Applied & Life Sciences (3cr.)

One course from:  
Ethics (3cr.)

 

Core Requirements (43cr.)

Major Requirements (63cr.)

Technical Electives (12cr.)

Choose four courses from the following pool:

Laboratory Electives (2cr.)

Choose two courses from the following pool:

Free Elective (3cr.)

Choose any course, of sophomore level (200-level) or above, offered by the University.

Suggested Program

Fall Semester Year I (15cr.)
CHM 211 Principles of Chemistry
 3 cr.
ENG
 200 Introduction to Engineering
 3 cr.
ENG
 270
 Introduction to Engineering Laboratory
 3 cr.
MAT
 213 Calculus III
 3 cr.
CEN
 201 Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics
 3 cr.
ENL 213 Sophomore English Rhetoric
 3 cr.
Spring Semester Year I (16cr.)

MEN

210

 Thermodynamics I
 3 cr.

CHM

221

 Organic Chemistry I
 3 cr.

MAT

215

 Linear Algebra
3 cr.

CHM

271

 Principles of Chemistry Lab.
 1 cr.
CHE 201 Chemical Engineering Principles
 3 cr. 
ENG 202 Computers and Engineering 3 cr.
Summer Session Year I (9cr.)
MAT 224 Calculus IV
 3 cr.
ENL 230 English in the Workplace
3 cr.
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 ___ LAC 3 cr.
Fall Semester Year II (17cr.)

BIO

204

 Environmental Biology
 3 cr.

CHE

210

 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
 3 cr.
EEN

205

 Electric Circuits
 3 cr.

MAT

235

 Ordinary Differential Equations
 3 cr.
CHM
 222 Organic Chemistry II
 3 cr.

CHM

272

 Organic Chemistry Lab.
 2 cr.
Spring Semester Year II (16cr.)

CHE

320

 Chemical Engineering Kinetics and Catalysis
 3 cr.
CEN 392 Engineering Economy 3 cr.

CHE

270

 Technical Drawing for Chemical Engineers
 1 cr.

CHM

323

 General Inorganic Chemistry
 3 cr.

MEN

320

 Fluid Mechanics I
 3 cr.
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 ___
 LAC
 3 cr.
Summer Session Year II (9cr.)
PHS
 203
 General Physics III 3 cr.
MAT
 326
 Probability and Statistics for Engineers
 3 cr.
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 ___
 LAC
 3 cr.
Fall Semester Year III (17cr.)
CHE 330 Separation Processes
 3 cr.

CHE

341

 Instrumentation and Meas.
 3 cr.

CHE

342

 Instrumentation Lab.
 1 cr.

CHE

310

 Heat and Mass Transfer Op.
 3 cr.

CHE

5__

 Technical Elective
 3 cr.

MAT

339

 Numerical Analysis
 3 cr.
CHE

371

 Transport Phenomena Lab.
1 cr.
Spring Semester Year III (16cr.)
CHE 442
 Process Control
3 cr.
CHE 350
 Materials Science
 3 cr.
CHE 420
 Reaction Engineering and Reactor Design
 3 cr.
CHE 471 Chemical Reaction Engineering Lab 1 cr.
CHE 5__
 Technical Elective
 3 cr.

  LAC 3 cr.
Summer Session Year III (1cr.)
CHE 489 Approved Professional Training 1 cr.
Fall Semester Year IV (18cr.)
CHE 470 Process Safety and Regulations
 3 cr.
CHE
 460
 Chemical Process Design
 3 cr.
CHE
 443
 Process Simulation & Control Lab.
 1 cr.
CHE 598 Engineering Design I 1 cr.
CHE
 430
 Unit Operations
 3 cr.
CHE
 431
 Unit Operations Lab
 1 cr.
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 ___
 LAC 3 cr.
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 LAC 3 cr.
Spring Semester Year IV (16cr.)
CHE 599 Engineering Design II
 2 cr.
CHE
 5xx Technical Elective
 3 cr.
CHE
 5xx Technical Elective
 3 cr.
CHE
 5xx Laboratory Elective 1 cr.
CHE
 57x Laboratory Elective
 1 cr.
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 LAC
 3 cr.
     Free Elective
 3 cr.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

Total 150 Credits

Graduate Degrees

Master of Science in Civil Engineering

Master of Science in Electrical & Computer Engineering

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering


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