Interdepartmental Programs
Case Western Reserve University is one of the
nation's premiere universities for the study of
chemical-based sciences. In previous years, CASE
has ranked 3rd out of
all colleges and universities in the nation in receipt
of federal grants for chemical engineering, with grants
to Macromolecular Science and Chemical Engineering
departments summing nearly equally. CASE programs in
Chemistry, Biomedical Engineering and Materials Science
are also strong.
Interdepartmental programs, involving course
sequences or minor and dual degrees, can be designed to
best suit the student's needs and interests.
Minor in Polymer Science
EMAC 270, Introduction to Polymer Science
EMAC 276, Polymer Properties and Design
EMAC 351, Physical Chemistry for Engineers I
EMAC 352, Physical Chemistry for Engineers II
EMAC 272, Polymer Analysis Laboratory
EMAC 376, Polymer Engineering
EMAC 377, Polymer Processing
EMAC 398, Polymer Science & Engineering Project
EMAC 378, Polymer Production & Technology
EMAC 372, Polymer Processing Laboratory
EMAC 470, Macromolecular Synthesis
EMAC 472, Physical Chemistry of Macromolecules
EMAC 474, Macromolecular Physics
EMAC 482, Adhesives Sealants & Coatings
EMAC 473, Biopolymers
EMAC 471, Polymers in Medicine
Electives of Interest for Polymer Majors:
Biomedical Engineering
EBME 201/202, Physiology and Biophysics
EMAC 303, Introduction to Biomedical Materials
Chemical Engineering
ECHE 260, Introduction to Chemical Systems
ECHE 361, Separation Processes
ECHE 364, Chemical Reaction Processes
ECHE 370, Transport Phenomena I
ECHE 371, Transport Phenomena II
Materials Science and Engineering
EMSE 101, Introduction to Materials Science
EMSE 202, Phase Diagrams and Phase Transformation
EMSE 303, Mechanical Behavior of Materials
Computer Science and Engineering
ECMP 315, Computer Design I
ECMP 332, Assembly Language Programming
ECMP 352, Numerical Methods II
Management
PLCY 200, The Legal Environment of Management
ORBH 301, Undergraduate seminar in Management
MKMR 390, Seminar in Marketing Management
Pre-med
BIO 110 and 111
EBME 201/202, Physiology and Biophysics I and II
EMAC 473, Biopolymers
Co-op Programs
The department assists with job placement. Our
students and graduates have been able to make
significant individual contributions in industry.
Moreover, they value the opportunity to work together
with industrial scientists in high performance research
teams and to apply their knowledge and training.
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