Missouri University of Science and Technology - Rollamo Yearbook (Rolla, MO)

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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT the foundation and tools he needs to start a professional career. Organic, inorganic, analytical, and physical chemistry, mathematics, physics, me- chanics, and economics furnish the basic training. The professional as- pects are emphasized by industrial stoichiometry, chemical engineering unit operations, design and ther- modynamics. Other supporting en- gineering subjects in civil, mechani- cal, and electrical engineering com- plete the four year curriculum. The School of Mines also offers a science-chemistry option in ad- dition to training in Chemical En- gineering. Students interested in the- oretical, analytical, inorganic, or- ganic, and physical chemistry or the research and teaching of chemis- try are offered complete accredited curricula for preparation in these fields.

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ce TcU» PtoEessot ° chemta ' B ' ■m w56 ’ ®„„ M S. H«: ? gineermg, Po W technic In- D. 100, Vitg nta stitute. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT The Chemical Engineer is found in every large industrial organization participating in the development and improvement of new products. His duties may place him in the executive department, research, development, plant and equipment design, plant construction, process control of tech- nical sales. No matter where he is though, his knowledge of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, is es- sential to produce a better living for man. There are unlimited opportunities for the person who is willing to secure his fundamental training in Chemical Engineering. The field is so diversified that the man so train- ed may select the type of work he particularly desires. The Chemical Engineering stu- dent receives training that supplies Chemical Engineering Profs.

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Prof. Roberts checks test tubes. The name Civil Engineering was originally applied to all types of engi- neering work not directly connected with military operations. At the present time, Civil Engineering still covers an extremely broad field of engineering endeavor. The Railroad, highway, hydraulic, sanitary, and structural phases of engineering may ex- emplify the wide and varied applications of the Civil Engineering field. Yet, these general divisions comprise only a por- tion of the many versatile developments accredited to the title, Civil Engineering. The field is obviously too extensive to be covered thoroughly in all its divi- sions in four years. Therefore, the stu- dent may, in addition to the fundamentals of Civil Engineering, select special train- ing at the School of Mines and Metallurgy in any of its numerous branches. Watch that pressure gage. CIVIL ENGINEERING Looking over a lab setup.