1991-1993 Catalog - Catalogs - West Virginia University

1This requirement helps assure that the student has demonstrated overall competencein the chosen major.To complete the B.S. degree program in four years, a student must take approximately17 credit hours per semester.A typical B.S. degree program which completes degree requirements in four years isas follows:Chemical EngineeringFirst YearFirst SemesterMath. 15Chem. 15Engr. 1Engl. 1Elect. (SS-Hum.)Hrs.4433317Second SemesterMath. 16Chem. 16Engr. 2Elect. (SS-Hum.)Phys. 1Hrs.4433_418Second YearFirst Semester Hrs. Second Semester Hrs.Math. 17 4 Math. 18 4Chem. 133 3 Chem. 134 3Chem. 135 1 Chem. 136 1Phys. 12 4 Ch.E. 38 3Ch.E. 40 3 Ch.E. 41 3Engl. 2 3 Elect. (SS-Hum.) 318 17Third YearFirst Semester Hrs. Second Semester Hrs.Chem. 246 3 Chem. 248 3Ch.E. 110 3 Chem. 142 1Ch.E. 111 3 Ch.E. 112 4Ch.E. 142 4 Ch.E. 145 3Electives 6 Ch.E. 172 JL19 17Fourth YearFirst Semester Hrs. Second Semester Hrs.Ch.E. 182 4 Ch.E. 183 4Ch.E. 175 3 Ch.E. 181 1Ch.E. 180 1 Electives 12Electives 917 ITThree hours of lower-division ROTC can count toward Cluster A requirements andthree hours can count toward Cluster B requirements. Electives in junior and senioryears must be selected to complete requirements of non-technical electives (24 hr.) ftechnical electives (six hr.), Engineering Science electives (six hr.), and an advancedscience elective (three hr.). All electives must be selected from a list approved by theDepartment of Chemical Engineering. A 2.0 grade-point average in required chemicalengineering courses is necessary before a student can register for Ch.E. 110, 111,142,175, 180, or 182.206 College of Engineering