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Undergraduate Program

C0-0P PLAN FOR CHEMICAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS

First Year
Fall			Spring			Summer
Chemistry 202	3		**ChBE 121	1		****ChBE 221	3
Chemistry 203	2		Chemistry 204	3		Math 242	3
Math 220	5		Chemistry 205	2			6
Rhethoric 105 or 108	4		Math 230	3
Elective	3		CS 101	3
	17		Physics 211	4
				16
Second Year
Fall			Spring			Summer
			**ChBE 321	4
Work			Chemistry 236	2		Work
ChBE 201 or 202			Chemistry 237	2		ChBE 201 or 202
			Physics 212	4
			Math 385	3
				17
Third Year
Fall			Spring			Summer
*ChBE 421	4					Chemistry 442	4
Chemistry 436	3					Elective	3
Math 225	2		Work				7
Physics 214	2		ChBE 201 or 202
Electives	6
	17
Fourth Year
Fall			Spring
			**ChBE 422	4
Work			**ChBE 424	3
ChBE 201 or 202			Chemistry 444	4
			Chemistry 315	2
			Chemistry 420	2
			Electives	2
				17
Fifth Year
Fall			Spring
*ChBE 440	4		***ChBE 431	4
***ChBE 430	4		Electives	12
Electives	8			16
	16

NOTES:

1. Students who do not place into CHEM 202, or who do not satisfy the mathematics prerequisite for CHEM 202 may substitute CHEM 102, 103, 104, 105, 223, 224, for CHEM 202, 203, 204, and 205.
2. Sixteen hours of approved general education electives are required. This must include at least six hours in social perspectives or behavioral sciences and at least six hours in literature and the arts or historical and philosophical perspectives. A current list of approved courses that may be used to satisfy this requirement is available in Room 209 RAL. If a student has more than 6 hours in either category, the excess will be counted as other Humanities or Social Science hours. Students entering college in Fall 1995 or later must satisfy the distribution requirements in Western and Non-Western Cultures. See General Education Handout for details.
3. Three semesters of college credit in one foreign language is required for the Bachelor of Science degree. One year of high school credit in one foreign language is equivalent to one semester of college credit.
4. MCB 450 may be substituted for Chemistry 436.
5. Students must take at least 18 hours of approved technical electives in areas of engineering science. A current list of courses that may be used to satisfy this requirement can be found in Room 209 RAL. Distribution requirements for these 18 hours are:
   1. a) At least 9 hours must be in 400-level courses.
   2. At least 6 hours must be in 400-level chemical engineering courses.
   3. At least 3 hours must be in 400-level chemical engineering courses other than ChBE 499.

Cooperative Education Program Advisor:

Patricia Blum
217-333-1050
(217) 333-7390 FAX

Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
114 Roger Adams Laboratory, MC 712 | 600 South Mathews Avenue | Urbana, IL 61801
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