Spring Semester Advising for Fall ChemBE Class Forum Spring Semester Advising for Fall

Objectives Overview of the curriculum Useful information and deadlines Q&A’s Comments, concerns, suggestions

Advising Meetings Sign up for an appointment with your advisor. Prepare your checklist. Bring your checklist and your schedule for summer and fall. Have your questions ready. Sign the checklist with your advisor. Return the signed checklist to the mailbox of Leah Bracey in 224C (follow the signs). Ms. Bracey will lift your ISIS registration hold. (Double majors need two releases)

Turning in your checklists Please follow signs in the hallway to the ChemBE mailroom Put your checklist in Leah Bracey’s mailbox DO NOT bring it to her office LEAH

Changes to the curriculum New UG Academic Coordinator Leah Bracey EN.540.204 Applied Physical Chemistry is not an engineering course (not “E”) any more but a science course (“N”), counts as an advanced chem/bio elective, offered in Spring Three options for advanced chem/bio labs: AS.030.305 Phys Chem Instrumentation I Lab, AS.020. 315 Biochemistry Lab, or AS.250.253 PEBL NEW

Changes to the curriculum EN.540.301 Kinetics and EN.540.306 Separations are becoming 4-credit courses with recitations. Senior lab changes name to Projects in Chemical Engineering Unit Operations with Experiments (313) or Projects in ChemBE Unit Operations with Experiments (313) will be 6 credits in Fall 2018 but 4 credits starting Fall 2019 No more summer lab option, only offered in the fall

Courses Offered in Multiple Semesters Fall and Spring: EN.540.202 Introduction to Process Analysis EN.540.203 Engineering Thermodynamics EN.540.301 Kinetic Processes EN.540.303 Transport I EN.540.304 Transport II EN.540.490 Introduction to Chemical Process Safety Fall and Summer: EN.540.313 Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Laboratory No more summer lab

Sophomore Fall Other options AS.110.202 Calculus III or AS.110.302 Differential Equations AS.020.305 Biochemistry Organic Chemistry II pre-requisite waived for ChemBE. Process Analysis is a co-req. AS.030.205 Organic Chemistry I EN.540.202 Intro. Process Analysis No Safety course (moved to Junior year) Other options One H/S course (remember-- two subjects) Thermodynamics, Transport I, or Mod and Stats You can replace Mod and Stat with one Programming course from the Computer Science department and one 300 level calculus-based Statistics course.

Freshmen: Some information Registration starts Friday, April 13 Overloading allowed if over 19.5 cr Registration for JHU Summer Courses is OPEN Term I: May 29 to June 29 Term II: July 2 to August 3 Plus mini terms Online courses Summer courses at another university– approval form required before May (email from the WSE Advising Office). Talk to your advisor soon. Research for credits or pay. Credits count. 4 credits can count as Engineering Electives (decide accounting later). Credits for summer research are free. Check your transcripts for AP credits and transfer credits Rules for H/S courses: languages and music

Freshmen: think ahead Premed: Orgo 2, Biochem lab, Psychology, Sociology, (general biology not required) - Volunteer work Internships (some interviews are in the fall) Study abroad (start planning courses) Vredenburg Scholarship– applications open in Fall. AIChE/SBE Keep an eye on HCCN postings: https://jhuhccn.wordpress.com/

Cell Biology and Applied Physical Chemistry For Sophomore year and Junior year Every student must complete one of the following courses: EN.540.204 Applied Physical Chemistry (3 cr., Junior Spring) EN.540.307 Cell Biology for Engineers (3 cr., Sophomore or Junior Spring) AS.020.306 Cell Biology (4 cr., Sophomore or Junior Spring) All three serve as Chem/Bio electives

Junior Fall EN.540.490 Introduction to Chemical Process Safety EN.540.305 Modeling and Statistical Analysis of Data EN.540.303 Transport Phenomena 2 AS.030.305 Phys Chem Instrumentation I Lab or AS.020.315 Biochemistry Lab or AS.251.253 Protein Eng and Biochem Lab H/S course EN.540.301 Kinetic Processes -- 4 credits EN.540.490 Introduction to Chemical Process Safety Also offered in Spring, Pre-requisite for Senior Courses Planning for Junior Spring Separations, Kinetics, Culture of the Engineering Profession Not Intro to Computing!!! You can replace Mod and Stat with one Programming course from the Computer Science department and one 300 level calculus-based Statistics course. 4 cr

Physical Chemistry Instrumentation Laboratory I Learn modern instrumental methods of physical chemistry and materials characterization (including a new electronics module) Instructors: Howard Fairbrother and Art Bragg (Chemistry) When: Lecture either Monday or Tuesday 1:30 – 2:20pm, Lab either Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday 2:30 – 6:30pm Course Number: AS.030.305

Track Requirements Molecular and Cellular Bioengineering AS.020.306 Cell Biology or EN.540.307 Cell Biology for Engineers AS.020.315 Biochemistry Lab EN.540.313 Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Lab Two Molecular and Cellular Bioengineering Electives Interfaces and Nanotechnology EN.540.204 Applied Physical Chemistry AS.030.307 Physical Chemistry Lab III AS.030.452 Material & Surface Characterization Two Interfaces and Nanotechnology Electives Those might change!

Sophomores: Some information Registration for Fall 2018 starts on Wednesday April 11. Registration for summer courses is OPEN. Research or internships for the summer. Vredenburg Scholarship– applications open in Fall. Premeds: complete last courses (cell bio lab?genetics?). Up to 4 credits of research may apply towards your Engineering Electives. Decide later. EN.540.311/313 in Fall 2019 will be a 4-credit course Keep an eye on HCCN postings: https://jhuhccn.wordpress.com/

Senior Fall EN.540.311/312/313 Projects in ChemBE Unit Operations with Experiments - 6 credits and writing intensive (4 or 5 sections) EN.540.409 Dynamic Modeling and Control Engineering elective any course with E in WSE without any common content with required courses (and not Prob and Stats) HS course or anything else missing EN.540.309 Design course for yearlong design option Planning for Senior spring Two Design courses (4 or 5 sections); Process and Product Design

Design Courses Process Design: Every student must complete the following course: EN.540.315 ChemBE Process Design (2 cr., Spring) Product Design: Every student must complete one of the following Product Design options. Option 1 – One Semester EN.540.314 ChemBE Product Design (2 cr., Spring) Option 2 – Two Semesters EN.540.309 ChemBE Product Design Part 1 (2 cr., Fall and Spring) EN.540.310 ChemBE Product Design Part 2 (2 cr., Fall and Spring) If a student begins the year-long design sequence, they will not receive credit for the first part until the second part is completed.

Juniors: Some information Registration starts on Monday April 9 for rising seniors EN.540.313.13 Senior lab is offered in the summer, registration has started Or consider the Denmark program this summer Keep you credit load reasonable to allow time for preparations for the next step

Juniors: Getting ready for Graduation We audit your checklists three times during senior year and send you two updates; contact us only if you don’t get any feedback Talk to your advisor before making any changes Fill out the research form (on UG ChemBE website) to count your research credits only if you need them (next slide) Fill out the waiver forms we suggest with your advisor and return them to Ms. Bracey’s mailbox Registration for graduation coming next year (winter, spring or summer) No need to apply for the track, it will not be listed on your diploma, only on audit form Department honors are automatic, do not “apply” You can walk in May 2019 even if you take one course in summer 19

Research Credits You can count up to 4 credits of research as engineering electives and track electives. If you work in a ChemBE lab sign up for 540.511 (fall) or 540.513 (spring) 4 credits will automatically count towards engineering elective and track. If you work in another engineering lab sign up under Undergraduate Group Research 5xx.511 (fall) or 5xx.512 (spring) Four credits will automatically count towards engineering elective and the matching track. If you work outside the engineering school, sign up for 540.501 (fall) or 540.503 (spring) through your advisor. To count your credits as Eng. electives, fill out the Research Credit Elective Request form on ChemBE website for approval.

Juniors: what comes next? Large companies recruit in September-November; have your resume ready Work with the career office Check the HCCN website Applications for graduate school in December-January Plan to take the GRE Do not wait too long to ask for letters of recommendation Graduate school applicants, consider some higher level courses (APC? Math? Thermo? Transport?). Use Matlab! Pre-med applicants, work with the pre-professional office

Questions? Please contact Ms. Kailey Dille or see BS/MS: Overview Two options: Research (thesis) and Course-based Research: 6 courses (4 ChemBEs) and research Work in a ChemBE lab under the supervision of an advisor. We can help you find an advisor. Course-based: 10 courses (6 ChemBEs) Both programs: 2 courses can count toward both B.S. and M.S.E. but they need to be at the 600-level (very few exceptions) Additional 600-level courses may only count towards one degree. GPA: generally a minimum of a 3.0 (few exceptions) NO GRE required and only one recommendation letter (Advisor) You can start research early Students from the program tend to place well: Intel, Accenture, Nasa, Genentech, Biotech industry, Med School, Grad School. Questions? Please contact Ms. Kailey Dille or see Dr. Frechette

16 advanced chemistry/biology 6 HS courses (at least 3 credits each) COUNT YOUR CREDITS 128 total 48 engineering 16 advanced chemistry/biology 16 math 6 HS courses (at least 3 credits each)

Peabody Courses with H designation 530.411 Keyboard Literature I 530.412 Keyboard Literature II 530.413 Keyboard Literature III 530.414 Keyboard Literature IV 530.569 Jazz Analysis/History 530.570 Constructive Listening & Analysis /Jazz History 610.311 History of Music 610.312 History of Music II 610.313 History of Music III 610.314 History of Music IV 610.555 Music and Culture 260.215 Humanities Seminar I 260.216 Humanities Seminar II 260.249 Film History: Sounds and Scores 260.327 Literary Trials