18 Hours Minimum Chemical Engineering Hours (including 3 hours CHE 398R for report option, and 6 hours CHE 698A and 698B for Thesis option)
- CHE 381N - Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer
- CHE 384T - Materials Physics
- CHE 387K - Advanced Thermodynamics
- CHE 384T - Nanomaterials in Chemistry and Engineering
- CHE 698A - Thesis (1st semester)
- CHE 698B - Thesis (2nd semester)
6 Minimum Hours Outside Chemical Engineering:
- BME 382J - Nanomedicine
- CH 368 - Organic Spectroscopy*
6 Hours Chemical Engineering or Outside Hours:
- CHE 384T - Reaction Kinetics
- CHE 386K - Theory of X-Ray Diffraction
*Up to 6 hours of upper-division coursework may be counted, but 18 ChemE hours must be at graduate-level.
Master of Science in Engineering with Report Sample Courses
CHE Graduate-Level Courses - 18 hours
- CHE 384T - Reaction Kinetics
- CHE 387K - Advanced Thermodynamics
- CHE 381N - Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer (Transport)
- CHE 384T - Energy Technology and Policy
- CHE 384T - Modern Biointerface Sci
- CHE 385 - Research
Required Master's Report - 3 hours
- CHE 398R - Master's Report
Chemical Engineering Research Credits, or Outside Coursework - 9 hours
- ASE 382Q - Foundation Computing Fluid Dynamics
- M E 381P - Fundamental of Incompressible Flow
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Master of Science in Engineering with Thesis Sample Courses
CHE Graduate-Level Courses - 18 hours
- CHE 381N - Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer
- CHE 384T - Materials Physics
- CHE 387K - Advanced Thermodynamics
- CHE 384T - Nanomaterials in Chemistry and Engineering
Required Master's Thesis - 6 hours
- CHE 698A - Thesis (1st semester)
- CHE 698B - Thesis (2nd semester)
Chemical Engineering Research Credits, or Outside Coursework - 9 hours