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Hi all. Been browsing the forums for a while and really like what I have read so far.
In my reading I have been on the hunt for any topics or threads involving chem. eng. but have been sadly dissapointed. I really am interested in this area but could not find many threads involving it except very vague subjects or threads that only the original poster began with no response. Hope this isn't another one of those threads
Some information i would like to know includes:
1. what all does the curriculum involve in typical chem. eng. classes?
2. how rigiourous is this field in comparison to any other eng. field when it comes to math and physics?
3. Please name as many career paths the typical chem. eng. tend to take and is it mostly process engineering?
4. Could i get a precise definition on process engineering?
Any and all other information is gladly appreciated and well received from current chem.eng students, graduates, or people who are just in the know.
thanks in advance
In my reading I have been on the hunt for any topics or threads involving chem. eng. but have been sadly dissapointed. I really am interested in this area but could not find many threads involving it except very vague subjects or threads that only the original poster began with no response. Hope this isn't another one of those threads
Some information i would like to know includes:
1. what all does the curriculum involve in typical chem. eng. classes?
2. how rigiourous is this field in comparison to any other eng. field when it comes to math and physics?
3. Please name as many career paths the typical chem. eng. tend to take and is it mostly process engineering?
4. Could i get a precise definition on process engineering?
Any and all other information is gladly appreciated and well received from current chem.eng students, graduates, or people who are just in the know.
thanks in advance