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Part 4 · Majors and minors

Chemical and Biological Science and Engineering majors and minors

MADN-CBE · 5 programs

The Department of Chemical & Biological Science and Engineering offers three outstanding majors and one minor. Cadets may choose from a Chemistry Major, Biology Major, or Chemical Engineering Major. We also offer a Bioengineering Minor. We have American Chemical Society certification of our Chemistry program, and the Chemical Engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org. We also offer a less rigorous major in Chemical Engineering Studies that is not accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Cadets interested in pursuing medical school should strongly consider majoring in one of our three majors as they provide the most in-depth preparation for graduate studies in medicine. All our majors emphasize science fundamentals, creative problem solving, and hands-on experimentation and design to develop students' understanding of the practical applications of science essential for officers in today's high-technology Army. Nearly all of our department electives focus on practical laboratory work integrated with the classroom instruction to improve the individual's fundamental understanding of complex concepts and processes. Particular emphasis is directed toward practical applications. Scientific maturation is expected, especially in the areas of experimental observations, organization and use of data, deductive reasoning, problem solving, logical decision making, technical writing ability, and delineation of conclusions.

For additional details go to the department home page or contact our academic advisors.

Majors and minors sponsored by the department, with the classes each is offered to
Dept Code Description Offerings
MADN-CBE BEN1N Bioengineering Minor
MADN-CBE BIO0 Biology
MADN-CBE CEN2 Chemical Engineering
MADN-CBE CES2 Chemical Engineering Studies
MADN-CBE CHM2 Chemistry

Select a class year for that program's curriculum for that class.