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CHE/IPRO 496
Design IPRO
Group project in process design.
Integration of technical, safety, environmental,
economic and societal
issues in process development and
design. Final part of the IPRO project
package. Project teams consist of
chemical engineering students and
students from other disciplines and
professions. Students from other academic
units should register for designated
section of IPRO 497 (3 credits)
and their contribution to the project
tasks will be defined accordingly.
Only CHE students should register for
this course. Prerequisites: CHE 494,
CHE/IPRO 296. Corequisites:
CHE 423, CHE 435. (1-2-2) (C)
CHE 498
Chemical Process Safety Design
The purpose of the course is to apply
process design disciplines to integrate
safety as a principal of the
design process. Typical subjects are:
thermodynamics of explosions, identification
of process hazards, chemical
reactivity hazards, dispersion
models of release of toxic materials,
tires and fire protection, and HAZOP
and Fault Tree analysis.
Prerequisite: CHE 494. (3-0-3)
Graduate Courses
Graduate courses are available to
degree-seeking undergraduate students
with the approval of the course
instructor and faculty adviser. See
the current IIT Bulletin: Graduate
Programs for course descriptions.
CHE 503
Thermodynamics
CHE 505
Fluid Properties
CHE 506
Entrepreneurship and Intellectual
Property Management
CHE 507
Computer-Aided Design
CHE 508
Process Design Optimization
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CHE 509
Advanced Topics in Reactor Engineering
CHE 510
Fluid Dynamics
CHE 511
Regulatory Issues in Pharmaceutical Process
CHE 512
Heat Transfer
CHE 514
Process Analytical Technology
CHE 515
Natural Gas Processing
CHE 516
Gas Transmission and Distribution
CHE 517
Gas Utilization Technologies and Economics
CHE 518
Mass Transfer
CHE 519
Biosensors
CHE 520
LNG Fundamentals and Technologies
CHE 522
Fundamentals of Combustion
CHE 523
Fundamentals of Heterogeneous Catalysis
CHE 524
Industrial Catalysts
CHE 525
Chemical Reaction Engineering
CHE 527
Petrochemical Systems
CHE 528
Analysis and Simulation
of Chemical Processes
CHE 529
Advanced Process Design of Chemical Process
CHE 530
Advanced Process Control
CHE 532
Process Modeling
IIT Undergraduate Bulletin 2006–2008
CHE 533
Statistical Analysis of Systems
CHE 535
Applications of Mathematics
to Chemical Engineering
CHE 536
Computational Techniques
in Engineering
Course Descriptions
CHE 538
Polymerization Reaction Engineering
CHE 540
Flow-Through Porous Media and Fundamentals of
Reservoir Engineering
CHE 541
Renewable Energy Technologies
CHE 542
Fluidization and Gas-Solids
Flow Systems
CHE 543
Energy, Environment
and Economics
CHE 544
Kinetic Theory of Multiphase Flow
CHE 545
Metabolic Engineering
CHE 551
Advanced Transport Phenomena
CHE 553
Advanced Thermodynamics
CHE 555
Polymer Processing
CHE 560
Statistical Quality and
Process Control
CHE 561
Chemical Engineering Calculations
CHE 563
Separation Processes
CHE 565
Electrochemical Engineering
CHE 566
Fundamentals of Electrochemistry
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