Undergraduate Program 30% English

Undergraduate Program 30% English

Note: Normal and Secondary Education Programs are the same. Since the 2014-2015 academic year, the student admission of our second education program has been stopped.

In addition to basic engineering courses, the four-year undergraduate program includes Momentum, Heat and Mass Transfer, Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics, Mathematical Modeling, Reactor Design, Engineering Economics, Process Control, Technology and three different engineering laboratories. In addition to this, undergraduate research projects in which students can use basic chemical engineering knowledge are carried out. Undergraduate students complete a total of 40 working days of internship during academic holidays after the completion of the fourth semester. Internship is carried out in two parts as 20 + 20 working days, one laboratory and one process internship.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT ADAPTATION RULES

The rules of adaptation from 2009-2010 academic year:

1. The prerequisite courses and success requirements for the 2009-2010 academic year are given below;

   Course	Prerequisite	Success Criteria
   CHE451 Chemical Engineering Design I	CHE302 Mass Transfer I CHE321 Heat Transfer CHE341 Chemical Reaction Engineering KM378 Engineering Economics	Getting DD or a higher grade Getting DD or a higher grade Getting DD or a higher grade   Getting DD or a higher grade
   KM491 Graduation Project	CHE302 Mass Transfer I CHE321 Heat Transfer CHE341 Chemical Reaction Engineering KM378 Engineering Economics	Getting DD or a higher grade Getting DD or a higher grade Getting DD or a higher grade   Getting DD or a higher grade
   CHE452 Chemical Engineering Design II	CHE451 Chemical Engineering Design I	Getting DD or a higher grade
   KM492 Graduation Research Project	KM491 Graduation Project	Getting DD or a higher grade

2. The total undergraduate credit of the students who registered before the 2007-2008 academic year is 133.
3. The total under graduate credit required for the students registered in the 2007-2008, 2008-2009 academic years is 134 (due to the introduction of FİZ156 Physics Lab.).
4. Students who have registered since the 2010-2011 academic year and who have been registered in the previous years but who are in the first year of 2010-2011 period (2009 entry but not exempted from the preparatory class, etc.), İNG203 English (3 + 0) and İNG204 English (3) +0), and the total credit required for these students to graduate is 140.
5. The total amount of credits required for graduation specified in Articles 2, 3 and 4 may increase from 1-5 credits due to the increase of the credits of Technical Elective Courses from 2 to 3.

Adaptation rules that are in effect since 2012-2013 Academic Year:

6. The 3rd and 4th year technical elective courses opened in our department are listed below. Students registered in the 2010-2011 academic year are required to take 5 elective courses, 3 of which are from 3rd year and 2 of them from 4th year.

7. Students registered in the 2010-2011 academic year are required to take one of the Group 6 Technical Elective courses or the TOS213 Entrepreneurship and Competitiveness course until graduation;
8. Students enrolled in the 2012-2013 Academic Year and those who have taken or failed 2 credits of technical elective courses before the 2012-2013 Academic Year will receive 3rd and 4th grade Technical elective courses as 3 credits. Students who take technical elective courses as 2 credits before the 2012-2013 academic year will be exempted from 3 credits of  elective technical elective courses (as many as the number of technical elective courses they are successful in).
9. Since the 2012-13 academic year, the code of MAT271 Differential Equations (4 + 0) and theoretical + application hours have changed to MAT213 Differential Equations (2 + 2). Students who have registered before 2010-2011 academic year and failed MAT 271 and those who have registered since 2011-2012 academic year will take MAT 213. Students who fail MAT271 Differential Equations (4 + 0) will have to take MAT213 instead of this course, and the total credit required for graduation will be 1 credit from the total credit corresponding to their term.
10. KM102 Introduction to Chemical Engineering (1 + 0) will be offered as KM101 Introduction to Chemical Engineering (1 + 0) (Ö.D.) in the Fall semester starting from the 2014-2015 Academic Year.
11. KİM105E General Chemistry I (4 + 0) will be changed as KİM101 E General Chemistry I (4 + 0) as of 2014-2015 Academic Year Fall Semester.
12. KİM106E General Chemistry II and Laboratory (3 + 3) is divided into two as lecture and laboratory; 2014-2015 Academic Year KİM102E General Chemistry II (4 + 0) and KİM152 General Chemistry Laboratory (0 + 2) will be offered as of the Spring semester.
13. Students who have been enrolled since the 2014-2015 academic year and who have registered in previous periods, but are responsible for KM102 Introduction to Chemical Engineering (1 + 0), KİM105 General Chemistry I (4 + 0) and KİM106 General Chemistry II and Laboratory (3 + 3) students; KM101 Introduction to Chemical Engineering (1 + 0), KİM101 E General Chemistry I (4 + 0), KİM102 E General Chemistry II (4 + 0) and KİM152 General Chemistry Laboratory (0 + 2) will be opened as of 2014-2015 Academic Year instead of the courses they are responsible for. The graduation credits of these students will be 153.
14. ISG 401 Occupational Health and Safety I (2-0) and ISG 402 Occupational Health and Safety II (2-0) courses are required for the first year students in the 2013-2014 academic year. It is not compulsory for these students to take at least one of the Compulsory Technical Elective Courses KM329, KM385, KM386, KM387, KM485 and KM486 and the graduation credits of these students will be 157 .
15. Since 2016-2017 Fall semester, students taking KM101 Introduction to Chemical Engineering (2-0) course will have 158 local graduation credits.
16. As of 2018-19 Fall semester, 240 ECTS is required for graduation.