ARCC Technical Course Guide

Chemical Engineering at the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities

The following lists the technical courses you can take at Anoka-Ramsey that will transfer to the University of Minnesota for a Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering (course numbers in parentheses represent the University of Minnesota course requirement that is satisfied). 

Math Courses

MATH 1400 - Calculus I (MATH 1271, 1371, or 1571H)

MATH 1401 - Calculus II (MATH 1272, 1372, or 1572H)

MATH 2201 - Introducatory Linear Algebra AND MATH 2210 - Differential Equations (MATH 2243, 2373, or 2573H)

MATH 2220 - Multivariable Calculus and Vector Analysis (MATH 2263, 2374, or 2574H)

Chemistry Courses

CHEM 1061 - Principles of Chemistry I (CHEM 1021)

CHEM 1062 - Principles of Chemistry II (CHEM 1022)

CHEM 2061 - Organic Chemistry I AND CHEM 2062 - Organic Chemistry II (CHEM 2301, CHEM 2302, and CHEM 2311)

Physics Courses

PHYS 1327 - College Physics I (PHYS 1301)

PHYS 1328 - College Physics II (PHYS 1302)

Technical Electives

All chemical engineering students must complete a required number of technical elective credits for their degree.  These courses are typically 4000 and 5000-level courses in the major, or approved courses outside of their major.  The following courses are on the approved list of technical electives.

ENGR 2240 - Thermodynamics (ME 3331)