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Technical Electives: (total
of 6 electives; generally only 1 course outside the department will be allowed)
Advanced Chemical Engineering Mathematics Area (ACEM) or Advanced Process
Engineering Area (APE)
(Generally, students will be required to complete a minimum of 3 courses,
although the requirement may be reduced by 1 course with department approval.)
Breadth of Chemical Engineering Area (maximum of 1 outside the department)
(Generally, students will complete a maximum of three courses selected
from among any one breadth area or from more than one breadth area. With
department approval, a 4th course can be taken
even if the 4th course results in the selection of a second course outside
the department.)
Biological Engineering Systems
Advanced ChemE Science
- ACEM elective not previously taken
- APE elective not previously taken
Sustainable Engineering Systems
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CHE 5001 - Industrial Liq & Sld Waste
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CHE 5002 - Prin of Air Pol Control
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CHE 7110 - Climate Change/Sustainability
- Approved Civil Engineering or other Technical Course outside department
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CHE 7111 - Life Cycle/Impact Assessment
- CHE XXX: Residuals Management (coming soon).
Advanced Materials Engineering
Humanities/Social Science
Electives (total of 5 electives)
- 1 must be a THL (Theology and Religious Studies) course at the
2000 level or higher
- 1 must be an approved Ethics course in any department
- 1 course must be chosen from the following:
- THL course at the 2000 level or higher
- Any Philosophy course, including
PHI 2150 - Engineering Ethics
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EGR 2001 - Egr: Humanistic Context
- Any Peace and Justice Course
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ETH 2050 - Eth Trad & Contemp Life
- 2 courses from a Humanities or Social
Science department
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Humanities
- Arab & Islamic Studies
- Art History (not skills courses)
- Classical Studies
- Communications (not skills courses)
- English (literature courses)
- History
- Honors Program (must be accepted)
- Modern Languages (can not be native language)
- Philosophy
- Theology and Religious Studies (2000 and above)
- Theatre (not skills courses)
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Social Sciences
- Economics
- Geography and the Environment (Selected Courses Only)
- Peace and Justice
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Women's Studies (selected courses only)
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