Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering
University of Wisconsin - Madison
Timeline of Significant Curriculum Changes
The department has been actively updating and improving the Chemical Engineering curriculum steadily over the years. These varied changes have been identified by the faculty based on inputs from alumni, companies, peer institutions, and the students themselves. This list mentions many of the modifications that have contributed to the ongoing evolution of our degree program. In addition, many updates and modernizations are occurring within individual chemical engineering courses.
Biology Course Requirement: 2004 | |
Liberal Studies Course Option expansion: 2004 | |
Department Name Change: 2003 | |
General Education Requirements | |
Physical Chemistry: Quantum Mechanics and Statistical Mechanics | |
Statistics Requirement | |
Removal of Engineering Statics | |
Calculus Course Change |
Chemical Engineering Introductory Course Revision: 1998 | |
Updating Program Outcomes and Objectives: 1998, 2004 |
All students beginning their Chemical Engineering degrees in January 2004 or later must satisfy the 2004 Curriculum, in which the Biology courses replaced the Advanced Chemistry Elective and the Chemistry Laboratory Elective from the prior curriculum. Students who declared their Chemical Engineering major before then may continue to work under the requirements in force at that time, or may shift to the new requirements. Advisor-approved substitutions may be used to use a combination of requirements that is appropriate for the student's particular interests and satisfies the spirit of the degree requirements.
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Date Created: October 12, 2004
Last Modified:
November 15, 2004
Content By: Thatcher Root
Markup By: Thatcher Root
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