Undergraduate Students
The following links will take you to information about our curriculum and the concentrations that you can enroll in.
Note: Effective for graduates in May 2015, CHE 4633 Chemical Process Safety will be required for all concentrations. Updated curriculum sheets will be posted during the fall 2012 semester. This course will be offered every spring effective Spring 2013.
Concentrations:
- Chemical Engineering Practice Concentration
- Chemical Engineering Research & Development Concentration
- Biomolecular Engineering Concentration
Please remember that the R&D concentration is recommended for those planning to pursue a graduate engineering degree. The biomolecular concentration is for students in pre-med or similar pre-professional tracks. The Chemical Engineering Practice is our “traditional” curriculum.
Also note that ALL three concentrations require all core chemical engineering courses and will allow you to choose a career path in industry (or otherwise). This is important to recognize for the situations where you might begin your study toward a particular career path and choose at the end to change to something else. These concentrations were designed to facilitate one direction or another – not to limit career choice.
Chemical Engineering Practice Concentration for Transfer Students:
These sheets are meant to be a guide for a transfer student. Please be sure to consult your advisor to make sure you remain on track for your degree.
Chemical Engineering Practice Concentration for Co-op Curriculum:
- 7 Semester Plan
- 8 Semester Plan with Spring of Sophomore Year Co-op
- 8 Semester Plan with Summer of Sophomore Year Co-op
These sheets are meant to be a guide for a student pursuing cooperative education. Please be sure to consult your advisor to make sure you remain on track for your degree.
Electives:
- Suggested Humanities and Social Science Electives
- Approved Chemistry / Technical / Chemical Engineering Electives
Registration and Academic Advising:
Pre-registration advising can take place by sending your proposed schedule to Dr. Elmore at elmore@che.msstate.edu. He will review your proposed schedule, and if approved, will send you a RAC (Registration Access Code). You are also welcome to visit with your official advisor (you can see the list by clicking this link) or with Dr. Elmore during his office hours. Please note that math placement for entering students will depend upon ACT scores.
Prerequisites:
Please note that you will need to satisfy the prerequisites for the courses that you are signing up for.
Additional Information:
- AIChE – The MSU student chapter of AIChE offers a fun and exciting way to get involved in the ChemE department, meet fellow students, and interact with potential employers
- MSU Operating Policy and Procedure
- Schedule of Classes – Review campus wide course offerings for current and previous semesters
- Exam Schedules -Plan ahead and learn when your exams will be given
- Academic Calendars -Review important dates and deadlines for current & future semesters
- Learning Center – Beef up learning skills or find tutorial support for English, Math, Physics and Chemistry courses
- Honors Program – Enrich your academic experience
- Co-Op Program – Gain experience while obtaining you academic education
- Student Financial Aid and Scholarships – Obtain financial planning assistance
- Longest Student Health Center – Get convenient help with medical needs
- Recreational Sports – Find a healthy lifestyle
- Student Counseling Services – Obtain assistance in dealing with personal concerns
- Campus Police – Get help for a safer environment
Software:
- Chemcad
- ChemCAD Software Download
- Instructions: Once the file has been downloaded, click on the CHEMCAD 6.5 icon and when the program opens, select the Sys Auth (System Authorization) Tab. Locate the System Key and email that combination of letters and numbers to Sandra Shumaker at Sandra@che.msstate.edu. She will then contact Chemstations by email for your program authorization and email it back to you. It is best if you send Sandra your system key early in the day, so that Chemstations has time to respond. Please do not email the system key late in the afternoon (2pm or later) and expect a response from Chemstations the same day.
- LEGO Mindstorm
- Logger Pro 3
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