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Which of these classes would best complement a career in chemical engineering?
Other than the standard calculus + diff. eq. curriculum.
Linear Algebra
Partial Diff. Eq.
Stochastic Processes
Analysis (Real, Complex, Numerical)
Combinatorics
Differential Geometry
Dynamics/Bifurcations
Linear Programming
(Algebraic) Topology
Graph Theory
etc.
Or should I take classes in some other subject?
I've asked a variation of this question before but only got 1 answer. =(
I was planning on double majoring in chem. eng. and applied math.
5 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Well, a lot of those could potentially help. Partial diff eq wouldn't hurt, I don't see much application for linear algebra, topology, or geometry type classes.
I am an electrical engineer though so I am just guessing based on what I would think you would use the most.
- 1 decade ago
You most likely can get something from all of them. Why not major in chemical engineering with a minor in mathematics.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Stochastic Processes - no question
Source(s): I'm a Thermo Engineer The others would be good if you were going for a minor in math or general engineering. - How do you think about the answers? You can sign in to vote the answer.
- 1 decade ago
Your adviser would know better than any of us. Just go and ask him/her instead, and you'll get a much better answer.
