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TRANSFER DEGREE PROGRAM

1ST YEAR CHEMICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

Summary of Units (Modules)

Module
Subjects
Credits
Semester Offered
CPE 1002
Chemical Engineering Design
Chemical Process Principles 1
3
1

Chemical Process Principles 2
3
2

Engineering Design
3
2
CPE 1003
Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics

Fluid Mechanics
3
2

Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
3
2
CPE 1004
Chemical Engineering Science

Physical Chemistry
3
1

Chemical Engineering Science
3
1
CHM 155
Organic Chemistry

Organic Chemistry

3
1
AMT 157 Mathematics
Mathematics I
3
1

Mathematics II
3
2
CPE 101
Applied Chemical Engineering

Applied Chemical Engineering
6
1&2

Unit (Module) Description

CPE 1002 Chemical Engineering Design

Subjects
Synopsis
Chemical Process Principles 1
This course aims to develop knowledge and expertise in two key areas related to the process industry. It begins with an introduction to the structure of the chemical industry and number of issues associated with the choice of process routes and issues of sustainability. The remainder of the course is devoted to developing and applying methods used in carrying out material balances over a range of equipment and processes encountered in industry.

Chemical Process Principles 2
The course covers the development of energy balances as applied to a wide range of chemical processes such as mixers, distillation columns, evaporators and reactors. The module also provides elementary techniques for the evaluation of vapor-liquid and liquid-liquid equilibria, and gives an introduction to the unit operation-distillation.

Engineering Design
The course covers two subject areas related to design: engineering drawing and simple structural mechanics. An introduction to the principles of representing three dimensional objects in two dimensions is given through a series of lectures and drawing exercises. Also,
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