Gas & Petroleum Engineering
Professional Master’s Program Degree Map
MSChE – Gas & Petroleum - 12-month Track
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Students must earn a “C” or better in all graduate-level coursework
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Students must complete at least 15 credits of coursework with a CHE prefix
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Students must have a cumulative GPA of 2.7 or higher to graduate
Degree Requirements
30 credits required for graduation:
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6 Credits of Core ChE Course:
- (3) CHE 69700 – Statistical Methods in Chemical Engineering OR CHE 53000 – Engineering Math
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(3) CHE 54000 – Transport Phenomena
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9 Credits of Concentration Elective Courses
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9 Credits of Management/Business Courses from the following:
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(3) CHE 59700 – Engineering Applications in Marketing Mgmt
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(3) CHE 59700 – Financial Analysis & Management of Projects
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(3) MGMT 65000 – Strategic Management I
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(3) MGMT 66000 – Intro to Operations Management
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6 Credits of ChE Capstone Project
Degree Map Example
Fall Semester (12 credits)
___ (3) CHE 69700 – Statistical Methods in Chemical Engineering
___ (3) CHE 59700 – Engineering Applications in Marketing Mgmt
___ (3) Concentration Elective Course (chosen from the list below)
___ (3) Concentration Elective Course (chosen from the list below)
Spring Semester (12 credits)
___ (3) CHE 54000 – Transport Phenomena
___ (3) CHE 59700 – Financial Analysis & Management of Projects
___ (3) MGMT 65000 – Strategic Management I OR (3) MGMT 66000 – Intro to Operations Management
___ (3) Concentration Elective Course (chosen from the list below)
Summer Semester (6 Credits)
___ (6) CHE 59700 – Prof. MS Capstone Project
Potential Concentration Elective Courses:
Professional Master’s Program Degree Map
MSChE – Gas & Petroleum – 16-month Track
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Students must earn a “C” or better in all undergraduate and graduate-level coursework
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Students must complete at least 15 credits of coursework with a CHE prefix
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Students must have a cumulative GPA of 2.7 or higher to graduate
Degree Requirements
41 credits required for graduation
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11 credits of pre-requisite courses:
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(4) CHE 20500 – Chemical Engineering Calculations
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(3) CHE 30600 – Separations Processes
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(4) CHE 34800 – Reaction Engineering
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6 Credits of Core ChE Course:
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(3) CHE 53000 – Engineering Math
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(3) CHE 54000 – Transport Phenomena
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9 Credits of Concentration Elective Courses
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9 Credits of Management/Business Courses from the following:
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(3) CHE 59700 – Engineering Applications in Marketing Mgmt
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(3) CHE 59700 – Financial Analysis & Management of Projects
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(3) MGMT 65000 – Strategic Management I
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(3) MGMT 66000 – Intro to Operations Management
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6 Credits of ChE Capstone Project
Degree Map Example
Fall Semester 1 (10 credits)
___ (4) CHE 20500 – Chemical Engineering Calculations
___ (3) CHE 53000 – Engineering Math
___ (3) Concentration Elective Course (from the list below)
Spring Semester 1 (13-16 credits)
___ (3) CHE 30600 – Separations Processes
___ (4) CHE 34800 – Reaction Engineering
___ (3) CHE 54000 – Transport Phenomena
___ (3) CHE 59700 – Financial Analysis & Management of Projects
___ (3) MGMT 65000 – Strategic Management I OR (3) MGMT 66000 – Intro to Operations Management
Summer Semester 1 (6 Credits)
___ (6) CHE 59700 – Prof. MS Capstone Project
Fall Semester 2 (9 Credits)
___ (3) CHE 59700 – Engineering Applications in Marketing Mgmt
___ (3) Concentration Elective Course (from the list below)
___ (3) Concentration Elective Course (from the list below)
Potential Concentration Elective Courses: