B.S., Chemical Engineering

Environmental Engineering Option

1st Year--Fall Credits
CHEM 201  General Chemistry for Scientists and Engineers I (w/lab) 
EC 103 or EC 102  Macroeconomics or Microeconomics 
ENG 101  Composition I 
MATH 181  Calculus I 
CHE 101  Introduction to Chemical Engineering I 
17
1st Year--Spring
CHEM 202  General Chemistry for Scientists and Engineers II (w/lab) 
CHE 102 Introduction to Chemical Engineering II
ENG 102  Composition II 
MATH 182  Calculus II 
PHYS 180 Physics for Scientists and Engineers I 
PHYS 180L Physics for Scientists and Engineers Lab I 
18
2nd Year--Fall 
CHE 232  Principles of Chemical Engineering 
CHEM 341 Organic Chemistry for Scientists and Professionals I 
MATH 283  Calculus III 
PHYS 181 Physics for Scientists and Engineers II 
PHYS 181L Physics for Scientists and Engineers Lab II 
CH 201  Foundations of Western Culture 
17
2nd Year--Spring 
CHE 245  Computer Applications of Chemical Engineering 
ENGR 301  Engineering Communications 
MATH 285  Differential Equations 
MECH 241  Statics
CH 202  The Modern World 
15
3rd Year--Fall 
BIOL 190 General Biology 
CHE 373  Transport Phenomena I 
CHEM 421 Physical Chemistry I 
Fine Arts/Diversity Elective See advisor for list. 
MATH 352  Probability & Statistics 
CH 203  The American Experience & Constitutional Change 
18
3rd year--Spring 
CHE 361  Thermodynamics 
CHE 374  Transport Phenomena II 
Environmental Science Elective  See list below. 
CHEM 422 Physical Chemistry II 
CHEM 423 Physical Chemistry Lab 
16
4th Year--Fall
CHE 440  Chemical Reactor Design 
CHE 441  Unit Operations Lab I
CHE 450  Techniques of Process Design, Economics, and Safety 
CHE 485  Separation Processes 
GE 484  Groundwater Hydrology 
CHE 471 Pollution Prevention 
16
4th Year--Spring
CHE 451 Dynamic Process Modeling & Control (w/lab) 
CHE 482  Design Project 
CHE 442 Unit Operations Lab II 2
Environmental Engineering  Elective  See list below. 4
CEE 411  Environmental Law 
ENGR 490  Fundamentals of Engineering Examination
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The above curriculum is for students who enter the B.S.Ch.E.: Environmental Engineering program in 2003-2004 or later (either by admission to UNR directly into the B.S.Ch.E. program or by official transfer from another program at UNR). For students who entered the B.S.Ch.E. program prior to 2003-2004, your advisor can furnish you a copy of your course requirements.

For prerequisites and corequisites, see the current Catalog. When CHE 232 is listed as a prerequisite, satisfaction of the prerequisite requires a grade of C or higher in CHE 232.

All students must see their assigned advisor and obtain a signed Official Advisement Form each semester. All electives must be approved by the assigned advisor.

In addition to the university's general graduation requirement of a minimum 2.0 grade-point average, degree candidates must maintain at least a 2.0 average in all chemical engineering courses.

All students must take the Fundamentals of Engineering Examination administered by the Nevada State Board of Professional Engineers.

Environmental Science Electives
ATMS 412, Introduction to Air Pollution
BIOL 251, Microbiology
CHEM 342, Organic Chemistry for Scientists and Professionals II
ERS 422, Soil Physics
ERS 430, Analysis of Environmental Contaminants
ERS 432, Environmental Toxicology
ERS 433, Environmental Chemicals:  Exposure, transport, fate
ERS 467, Regional and Global Issues in Environmental Sciences

Environmental Engineering Electives
CHE 406, Introduction to Polymer Science & Engineering
CHE 407, Surfactant Science & Engineering
CHE 415, Introduction to Particle Technology
CHE 473, Chemical Process Safety
CHE 474, Air Pollution Control Engineering
CHE 475, Principles of Bioengineering
CEE 390, Fundamentals of Environmental Engineering
CEE 417, Intro to Environmental Quality and Analysis
CEE 459, Hazardous and Solid Waste Management and Control
GE 485, Waste Containment:  Theory and Practice
MINE 344, Mine Environmental Control
MINE 454, Mining and Surface Environment

For further information, please see your advisor.


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