Master of Engineering - Chemical (M.E.)
Degree: Master of Engineering
Major: Engineering
Concentration: Chemical Engineering
Requirements:
- All College of Graduate Studies general degree requirements.
- Completion of at least 6 hours of core courses from the following:
- CHEN 6302 Transport Phenomena
- CHEN 6343 Kinetics and Reactor Design
- CHEN 6347 Advanced Thermodynamics
- CHEN 6348 Adv Chem Engineering Math.
3. Completion of a minimum of 24 elective semester hours selected from the following
- All remaining core courses not previously taken.
- All other CHEN 5XXX and 6XXX level courses.
- 5xxx and 6xxx level courses from other engineering or science disciplines that are approval by department graduate advisor (on a per case basis).
- A maximum of 6 credit hours may be taken external to the chemical engineering department.
- No external courses may be taken until a minimum of 9 credit hours are completed within the chemical engineering department.
4. Satisfactory completion of a final comprehensive examination.
- The comprehensive examination will be conducted in the student's final semester of coursework.
- Comprehensive Examination Format:
- The The comprehensive exam will consist of four (4) written subject examinations on topics selected by the student, based on the following criteria:
- At least two (2) selected from the ME core classes.
- The remaining selected from 5XXX and 6XXX courses taken in chemical engineering.
- Each portion of the exam will last for one (1) hour, with all four being completed consecutively in one day.
- The comprehensive exam will be administered once per long semester.
- A student must pass all four subjects to successfully pass the comprehensive exam. A student who fails only one subject must, in the next long semester, either retake only the failed subject or take four subjects that satisfy a new exam attempt.
- NOTE: YOU MAY NOT TAKE AN EXAM FOR A COURSE IN WHICH YOU ARE CURRENTLY ENROLLED.
- The The comprehensive exam will consist of four (4) written subject examinations on topics selected by the student, based on the following criteria:
