Chemical Engineering (B.S.) - Resident

Chemical Engineering (B.S.) - Resident

Important: This degree plan is effective for those starting this degree program in fall 2026 through summer 2027. This degree plan will remain in effect for students who do not break enrollment or who do not change degree programs, concentrations, or cognates.

General Education/Foundational Skills Requirements

Communication & Information Literacy 1
ENGL 101Composition and Rhetoric3
Communications Elective3
Information Literacy Elective3
Information Literacy Elective3
Technological Solutions & Quantitative Reasoning 1
UNIV 101Foundational Skills1
Math ElectiveMATH 114 or higher4
Technology Competency 20-3
Critical Thinking 1
RLGN 105Introduction to Biblical Worldview 32
Critical Thinking Elective3
Civic & Global Engagement 1
EVAN 101Evangelism and the Christian Life 32
Cultural Studies Elective3
Social & Scientific Inquiry 1
Natural Science Elective4
Social Science Elective3
Christianity & Contexts 1
BIBL 105Old Testament Survey2
BIBL 110New Testament Survey2
THEO 201Theology Survey I 32
THEO 202Theology Survey II 32
Total Hours42-45
1

Refer to the list of approved general education electives before enrolling in foundational skill requirements

2

All students must pass the Computer Assessment OR complete applicable INFT course

3

Students transferring in 45 or more UG credit hours will have the requirements of RLGN 105EVAN 101 waived; Students transferring in 60 or more UG credit hours will also have the requirements of THEO 201THEO 202 waived

Major Requirements

Major Foundational Courses
ENGR 270Technical Communication 1,23
MATH 131Calculus and Analytic Geometry I 1,24
MATH 132Calculus and Analytic Geometry II 1,24
PHYS 231University Physics I 1,2,34
Total Hours15
1

Course may also fulfill select general education requirements.

2

Minimum grade of "C" is required.

3

Lab science courses require a lab.

Major Courses
CHEM 121General Chemistry I 1,24
CHEM 301Organic Chemistry I 14
CHEM 301LOrganic Chemistry I Lab 10
CHEM 302Organic Chemistry II 14
CHEM 302LOrganic Chemistry II Lab 10
ENGH 241Material and Energy Balances 13
ENGH 311Separation Processes 13
ENGH 351Process Dynamics and Controls 13
ENGH 376ChE Thermal-Fluids Lab 13
ENGH 386Phase Equilibria 13
ENGH 406Chemical Reaction Engineering 13
ENGH 416Process Simulation 13
ENGH 441Transport Phenomena 13
ENGH 481Chemical Engineering Design I 13
ENGH 482Chemical Engineering Design II 13
ENGI 220Engineering Economy 13
ENGR 110Introduction to Engineering Fundamentals 13
ENGR 235Statics 13
ENGR 315Fluid Dynamics 13
ENGR 320Thermodynamics 13
ENGR 360Heat Transfer 13
Technical Electives
Technical Electives 1,2,3,43
Technical Electives 1,2,3,43
Quantitative Studies
ENGR 210Probability and Statistical Methods for Engineering3
MATH 231Calculus and Analytical Geometry III4
MATH 234Introductory Differential Equations3
or MATH 334 Differential Equations
MATH 302Introduction to Experimental Design in Statistics3
or MATH 221 Applied Linear Algebra
or MATH 321 Linear Algebra
PHYS 232University Physics II 24
Total Hours83
1

Minimum grade of "C" is required.

2

Lab science courses require a lab.

3

Select from the list of Approved Engineering Technical Elective Courses.

4

ENGR 495 is strongly recommended.

All applicable prerequisites must be met

Graduation Requirements

  • 129 Total hours
  • 2.0 Overall grade point average
  • 32.25 Hours must be upper-level courses (300-400 level)
  • Grade of 'C' Minimum required for all courses in the major, quantitative studies, and technical electives
  • 25% Of major, including technical electives and quantitative studies, taken through Liberty University
  • 32.25 Hours must be completed through Liberty University
  • Grad App Submission of Degree Completion Application must be completed within the last semester of a student's anticipated graduation date
  • CSER All requirements must be satisfied before a degree will be awarded
Plan of Study Grid
Freshman Year
First SemesterHours
Math Elective 2 4
Technology Competency 1 0-3
BIBL 105 Old Testament Survey 2
ENGL 101 Composition and Rhetoric 3
ENGR 110 Introduction to Engineering Fundamentals 3
RLGN 105 Introduction to Biblical Worldview 2
UNIV 101 Foundational Skills 1
CSER 0
 Hours15-18
Second Semester
Communications Elective 2 3
Natural Science Elective 2 4
BIBL 110 New Testament Survey 2
ENGI 220 Engineering Economy 3
MATH 132 Calculus and Analytic Geometry II 4
CSER 0
 Hours16
Sophomore Year
First Semester
CHEM 121 General Chemistry I 4
ENGR 235 Statics 3
MATH 231 Calculus and Analytical Geometry III 4
PHYS 232 University Physics II 4
THEO 201 Theology Survey I 2
CSER 0
 Hours17
Second Semester
CHEM 301 Organic Chemistry I 4
CHEM 301L Organic Chemistry I Lab 0
ENGH 241 Material and Energy Balances 3
ENGR 210 Probability and Statistical Methods for Engineering 3
ENGR 320 Thermodynamics 3
MATH 234
Introductory Differential Equations
or Differential Equations
3
THEO 202 Theology Survey II 2
CSER  
 Hours18
Junior Year
First Semester
Information Literacy Elective 2 3
CHEM 302 Organic Chemistry II 4
CHEM 302L Organic Chemistry II Lab 0
ENGH 386 Phase Equilibria 3
ENGR 315 Fluid Dynamics 3
MATH 302
Introduction to Experimental Design in Statistics
or Applied Linear Algebra
or Linear Algebra
3
CSER 0
 Hours16
Second Semester
Critical Thinking Elective 2 3
ENGH 311 Separation Processes 3
ENGH 351 Process Dynamics and Controls 3
ENGR 360 Heat Transfer 3
Technical Elective 3 3
CSER 0
 Hours15
Senior Year
First Semester
Cultural Studies Elective 2 3
ENGH 376 ChE Thermal-Fluids Lab 3
ENGH 406 Chemical Reaction Engineering 3
ENGH 416 Process Simulation 3
ENGH 481 Chemical Engineering Design I 3
EVAN 101 Evangelism and the Christian Life 2
CSER 0
 Hours17
Second Semester
Information Literacy Elective 2 3
Social Science Elective 2 3
ENGH 441 Transport Phenomena 3
ENGH 482 Chemical Engineering Design II 3
Technical Elective 3,4 3
CSER 0
 Hours15
 Total Hours129-132
1

All students must pass the Computer Assessment OR complete applicable INFT course; refer to www.liberty.edu/computerassessment for more information.

2

Refer to the list of approved general education electives here before enrolling in foundational skills requirement.

3

Select from the list of approved Engineering Technical Elective Courses.

4

ENGR 495 is strongly recommended.

All applicable prerequisites must be met

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