School of Engineering III

Traugott E. Fischer, Sc.D. (1963), Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich
Milton Ohring, Ph.D. (1964), Columbia University
Harry Silla, Ph.D., (1970), Stevens Institute of Technology

Ronald S. Besser, Ph.D. (1990), Stanford University
George B. DeLancey, Ph.D. (1967), University of Pittsburgh
Henry H. Du, Ph.D. (1988), Pennsylvania State University
Bernard Gallois, George Meade Bond Professor, Ph.D. (1980), Carnegie Mellon University
Dilhan M. Kalyon, Director of Highly Filled Materials Institute, Ph.D. (1980), McGill
University
Suphan Kovenklioglu, Ph.D. (1976), Stevens Institute of Technology
Woo Young Lee, Ph.D. (1990), Georgia Institute of Technology
Matthew R. Libera, Sc.D. (1987), Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Gerald M. Rothberg, Ph.D. (1959), Columbia University
Keith Sheppard (Associate Dean of the School of Engineering), Ph.D. (1980),
Birmingham University, England

Robert F. Blanks (Associate Director), Ph.D. (1963), University of California, Berkeley
Arthur B. Ritter (Associate Director), Ph.D. (1970), University of Rochester

*The list indicates the highest earned degree, year awarded and institution where earned.

Mission and Objectives
The chemical engineering program educates technological leaders by preparing them for the conception, synthesis, design, testing, scale-up, operation, control and optimization of industrial chemical processes that impact our well being. Consistent with this mission statement our program objectives are as follows:

We expect our students will be employed in commodity chemicals, pharmaceuticals, food and consumer products, fuels, and electronics industries, as well as in government laboratories. We also expect that our students will be attending graduate schools with international reputations in chemical engineering.

Course Sequence
A typical course sequence for chemical engineering is as follows:

Freshman Year
Term I
		Hrs. Per Wk.
		Class	Lab	Sem.
				Cred.
Ch 107	General Chemistry IA	2	0	2
Ch 117	General Chemistry Lab I	0	3	1
Ma 115	Math Analysis I	3	0	3
PEP 101	Physics I	3	0	3
E 121	Engineering Design I	0	3	2
E 120	Engineering Graphics I	0	2	1
E 115	Intro to Programming	1	1.5	2
Hu	Humanities	3	0	3
PE 200	Physical Education I	0	2	1

	TOTAL	12	11.5	18

Term II
		Hrs. Per Wk.
		Class	Lab	Sem.
				Cred.
Ch 116	General Chemistry II	3	0	3
Ch 118	General Chemistry Lab II	0	3	1
Ma 116	Math Analysis II	3	0	3
PEP 102	Physics II	3	0	3
E 122	Engineering Design II	0	3	2
E 126	Mechanics of Solids	4	0	4
Hu	Humanities	3	0	3
PE 200	Physical Education II	0	2	1

	TOTAL	16	8	20

Sophomore Year
Term III
		Hrs. Per Wk.
		Class	Lab	Sem.
				Cred.
Ma 221	Differential Equations	4	0	4
PEP 201	Physics III	2	0	2
PEP 211*	Physics Lab for Engin.	0	3	1
E 234	Thermodynamics	3	0	3
E 245	Circuits & Systems	2	3	3
E 231	Engineering Design III	0	3	2
Hu	Humanities	3	0	3
PE 200	Physical Education III	0	2	1

	TOTAL	14	11	19

* Correction: PEP 211 has only been offered as a 0.5 credit course. Students must also take PEP 212 to complete the one credit Physics laboratory requirement.
Term IV
		Hrs. Per Wk.
		Class	Lab	Sem.
				Cred.
Ma 227	Multivariate Calculus	3	0	3
E 246	Electronics & Instrument.	3	0	3
ChE 336	Fluid Mechanics	3	0	3
E 232	Engineering Design IV	0	3	2
ChE 210	Process Analysis	4	0	4
Hu	Humanities	3	0	3
PE 200	Physical Education IV	0	2	1
PEP 212	Physics Lab for Eng	0	3	0.5
	TOTAL	16	5	19

Junior Year
Term V
		Hrs. Per Wk.
		Class	Lab	Sem.
				Cred.
ChE 342	Heat and Mass Transfer	3	0	3
E 344	Materials Processing	3	0	3
E 321	Engineering Design V	0	3	2
ChE 332	Separation Operations	3	0	3
Ch 421	Chemical Dynamics	3	4	4
Hu	Humanities	3	0	3
PE 200	Physical Education V	0	2	1

	TOTAL	15	9	19

Term VI
		Hrs. Per Wk.
		Class	Lab	Sem.
			Cred.
ChE 345	Process Control & Sim	3	0	3
E 355	Engineering Economics	3	3	4
ChE 322	Engineering Design VI	1	4	3
ChE 351	Reactor Design	3	0	3
E 243	Probability & Statistics	3	0	3
Hu	Humanities	3	0	3
PE 200	Physical Education VI	0	2	1

	TOTAL	16	9	20

Senior Year
Term VII
		Hrs. Per Wk.
		Class	Lab	Sem.
				Cred.
Ch 241	Organic Chemistry I	3	4	4
ChE 432	Chemical Engineering Lab	1	4	2
E	Elective	3	0	3
ChE 423	Chemical Engineering	0	8	3
	Design VII
E 421	Entr. Analysis of Eng. Design	1	3	2
Hu	Humanities	3	0	3

	TOTAL	11	19	17

Term VIII
		Hrs. Per Wk.
		Class	Lab	Sem.
				Cred.
Ch 242	Organic Chemistry II	3	4	4
TE	Chemistry Elective �	3	4	4
E	Elective	3	0	3
ChE 424	Chemical Engineering	0	8	3
	Design VIII
Hu	Humanities	3	0	3

	TOTAL	12	16	17

Minors
You may qualify for a minor in biochemical, chemical or materials engineering by taking the required courses indicated. Completion of a minor indicates a proficiency beyond that provided by the Stevens curriculum in the basic material of the selected area. If you are enrolled in a minor program, you must meet the Institute requirements. In addition, the grade in any course credited for a minor must be "C" or better.

Requirements for Biochemical Engineering for students enrolled in the Chemical Engineering curriculum
    Ch 281 Biology and Biotechnology
    Ch 381 Cell Biology
    Ch 241 Organic Chemistry I
    ChE 480 Biochemical Engineering
      or
    EN 675 Biological Processes for Environmental Control

Requirements for a Minor in Chemical Engineering for students enrolled in the Engineering curriculum
    ChE 210 Process Analysis
    ChE 332 Separation Operations
    ChE 342 Heat and Mass Transfer*
    ChE 351 Reactor Design

* ChE 342 may be waived if appropriate substitutes have been taken in other programs.

Freshman Year
Term I
		Hrs. Per Wk.
		Class	Lab	Sem.
				Cred.
Ch 107	General Chemistry IA	2	0	2
Ch 117	General Chemistry Lab I	0	3	1
Ma 115	Math Analysis I	3	0	3
PEP 101	Physics I	3	0	3
E 121	Engineering Design I	0	3	2
E 120	Engineering Graphics	0	2	1
E 115	Intro to Programming	1	1.5	2
Hu	Humanities	3	0	3
PE 200	Physical Education	0	2	1

	Total	12	11.5	18

Term II
		Hrs. Per Wk.
		Class	Lab	Sem.
				Cred.
Ch 116	General Chemistry II	3	0	3
Ch 118	General Chemistry Lab II	0	3	1
Ma 116	Math Analysis II	3	0	3
PEP 102	Physics II	3	0	3
E 122	Engineering Design II	0	3	2
E 126	Mechanics of Solids	4	0	4
Hu	Humanities	3	0	3
PE 200	Physical Education II	0	2	1

	Total	16	8	20

Sophomore Year
Term III
		Hrs. Per Wk.
		Class	Lab	Sem.
				Cred.
Ma 221	Math Analysis III	4	0	4
PEP 201	Physics III	2	0	2
PEP 211*	Physics Lab for Engin.	0	3	1
E 234	Thermodynamics	3	0	3
E 245	Circuits and Systems	2	3	3
E 231	Engineering Design III	0	3	2
Hu	Humanities	3	0	3
PE 200	Physical Education III	0	2	1

	Total	14	11	19

* Correction: PEP 211 has only been offered as a 0.5 credit course. Students must also take PEP 212 to complete the one credit Physics laboratory requirement.
Term IV
		Hrs. Per Wk.
		Class	Lab	Sem.
				Cred.
Ma 227	Multivariate Calculus	3	0	3
E 246	Electronics and Instrumentat	3	0	3
E 232	Engineering Design IV	0	3	2
Ch 281	Biology and Biotechnology	3	0	3
Ch 282	Intro Biology Lab	0	3	1
BME 306	Intro to BME	3	0	3
Hu	Humanities	3	0	3
PE 200	Physical Education IV	0	2	1
PEP 212	Physics Lab for Eng	0	3	0.5
	Total	15	8	19

Junior Year
Term V
		Hrs. Per Wk.
		Class	Lab	Sem.
				Cred.
BME 342	Transport in Bio. Sys.	3	3	4
E344	Materials Processing	3	0	3
E 321	Engineering Design V	0	3	2
Ch 381	Cell Biology	3	3	4
Ch 241	Organic Chemistry I	3	4	4
Hu	Humanities	3	0	3
PE 200	Physical Education V	0	2	1

	Total	15	15	21

Term VI
		Hrs. Per Wk.
		Class	Lab	Sem.
				Cred.
BME 506	Biomechanics	3	0	3
BME 505	Biomaterials	2	3	3
E 355	Engineering Economics	3	3	4
BME 322	Engineering Design VI	1	3	2
Ch 242	Organic Chemistry II	3	4	4
Hu	Humanities	3	0	3
PE 200	Physical Education VI	0	2	1

	Total	15	15	20

Senior Year
Term VII
		Hrs. Per Wk.
		Class	Lab	Sem.
				Cred.
BME 482	Engineering Physiology