Regarding the issue of obtaining a registered chemical engineer qualification
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I am determined to become a registered chemical engineer. What books should I read on a regular basis? I only have one year of work experience so far; I want to prepare in advance. Thank you.
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Everything learned in university needs to be prepared, with a focus on mathematics, principles of chemical engineering, physical and inorganic chemistry, and so on. You can download an outline to take a look.
I study craftsmanship; I’ve learned all of this. What other courses do I need to take regularly? QQ304741851
If the design unit can consider doing it now. This seems to require design experience.
One can take the basic exam after graduating from undergraduate studies, and only after working in related fields for a few years is one eligible to take the specialized exam
You can buy a book to read; the version published by Tianjin University is well-written, and it essentially reviews some of the important courses taught in university
Can people who are not in chemical engineering design also take this exam? Is this certificate valuable?
First, go and buy the book \"Basic Examination for the Registration Examination of Chemical Engineering Engineers\" published by Tian Da. The basic examination consists of multiple-choice questions: 120 questions in the morning, 1 point per question; a booklet will be provided, and it’s mainly focused on mathematics. There are 60 questions in the afternoon, 2 points per question, and the content focuses on chemical engineering principles. It’s essential to pay close attention to the chapters on pumps and distillation – they are very important. At present, this certificate doesn’t seem to have much value, but it has potential for development in the future; it’s better to prepare for it now
Thank you. Can I take the exam even if I’m not in the design field?
First, download an outline and prepare your responses according to its requirements*