Daily Chemicals Orientation Course
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Our school wants to open a new major: In the direction of fine chemicals and daily chemicals, please tell me the basic courses and professional courses required in this direction.
Basic courses such as advanced mathematics and English, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, analysis, chemistry, physical chemistry, chemical engineering principles, chemical engineering, thermodynamics, chemical engineering processes, chemical engineering, separation, daily chemistry
There are also public basic courses, such as Marxism, etc.: Organic synthesis, college physics, colloid and interface chemistry, environmental chemistry, fine organic synthetic chemistry and technology, basics of catalysis, etc. Of course, these can be added to professional elective courses
How to highlight the direction of daily chemicals? Is it necessary to add professional courses such as daily chemical technology and daily chemical formulation technology?
I found a problem. The curriculum of many universities focuses on technology. Product formula design is also a big part of fine chemicals. In addition, does the analysis and analysis and testing of products also need to be added to the curriculum? Suddenly I found that there are too many problems. The integrity of the profession, the employment of future students, etc. must be considered.
I feel that chemical reaction engineering is very important. Daily chemical industry is generally small-scale, so reaction engineering is very important.