CHEMICAL ENG. TECHNOLOGY -LAB AND PROCESS CONTROL (CHLP) – ADVANCE DIPLOMA

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CHEMICAL ENG. TECHNOLOGY -LAB AND PROCESS CONTROL (CHLP) -Ontario College Advanced Diploma (7 semesters)

Description

Chemistry is everywhere! Imagine a career working in a laboratory environment developing the next generation of medications, developing new improved fuels, extracting valuable metals from raw materials, or working on environmental sustainability. Chemical engineering is a broad field that delves into all of these areas and more!

Cambrian College‘s Chemical Engineering Technology program is designed to develop the skill sets you will need to work in any of these exciting fields. It couples fundamental theory with the necessary hands-on, practical laboratory training required for employment in various chemical industries and environmental sectors. Students work independently and in groups to build the self-directed study and team work they will need within various workplace settings.

Graduates may find work as process control operators, or laboratory technologists in the following areas: mineral processing, petrochemicals, nuclear energy, food processing and testing, water treatment, pharaceuticals, composite materials, and environmental conservation and control.

Employment Opportunities : Demand for chemical technologists and technicians is increasing as chemical companies continue to research and develop new chemicals and to make more efficient use of existing chemicals. Graduates may also find employment as water and wastewater operators as well as water quality analysts.
Admission Requirements

For graduates of the new curriculum (OSS):

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (30 credits) or equivalent or mature student status, including:
- any grade 12 English (C), (U) or (M)
- any grade 12 mathematics (C) or (U) (MCT4C) is highly recommended)
- any grade 11 or 12 chemistry (C) or (U)
Recommended:
- any grade 12 physics (C) or (U)
- computer competency in relevant software.

For graduates of the old curriculum (OS:IS):

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (30 credits) or equivalent or mature student status, including:
- 2 senior level English (general or advanced)
- 2 senior level mathematics (general or advanced)
- any senior level chemistry (general or advanced)
Recommended:
- any senior level physics (general or advanced)
- computer competency in relevant software

Additional Information : Students will write a math test at the start of the first semester and may be required to take an additional two-hour math course. Students are responsible for the completion of the WHMIS course and a safety orientation course prior to going out on their first co-op placement. These courses are available through NORCAT. The students are also responsible for obtaining First Aid/CPR certification prior to the first co-op placement. This course is available through Continuing Education at Cambrian College. Proof of the completion of these courses must be presented to the Program Coordinator.

Fieldwork/Placement: Students are required to complete two co-operative work terms. These work terms provide students with the opportunity to apply classroom studies to an actual work situation

University Degree Opportunities: Graduates from this program may continue their studies at university and may receive credit for their prior College education. Refer to College/University Agreements at http://www.cambriancollege.ca/agreements for further information.

Tuition Fee (Canadian Students): The tuition fee for the 2013-2014 academic year is $3,826.80. Next year’s tuition fees will be available May 1, 2014.

Tuition Fee (International Students) : The tuition fee for the 2013-2014 academic year is $13,087.00 for two semesters of study. Some exceptions apply. Next year’s tuition fees will be available May 1, 2014.

Books & Supplies: The estimated cost of books and supplies for 2013-2014 is approximately $1,000 for first year. This is the best information available at the time of publishing to the website and is subject to change.

Semester 1

    CHM1100   –   004   –   General Chemistry I
    CHM1101   –   002   –   General Chemistry I Lab
    CHM1109   –   004   –   Mineral Processing
    MTH1050   –   003   –   Algebra I
    PHY1112   –   004   –   Physical Principles
    GSC1001   –   002   –   Prepared for Success
    Semester 2

    ENG1003   –   002   –   College Communication
    CHM1201   –   002   –   General Chemistry II Lab
    CHM1211   –   004   –   General Chemistry II
    EPT2407   –   001   –   Field Sampling Camp
    INT3101   –   003   –   Instrumentation I for Chemists
    MTH1250   –   003   –   Algebra II
    PHY1271   –   004   –   Physical Aspects of Chemistry
    Semester 3

    CHM2320   –   005   –   Analytical Chemistry
    CHM2335   –   006   –   Organic Chemistry I
    CHM2435   –   004   –   Chemical Instrumentation I
    ENG1754   –   003   –   Technical Communication II
    INT2310   –   003   –   Instrumentation II for Chemists
    MTH2400   –   003   –   Calculus I
    AND

PSY2700 – 003 – Client Comm. & Leadership Develop
OR

ISP3026 – 003 – Spreadsheet Management
Semester 4

    CHM2421   –   005   –   Analytical Chemistry II
    CHM2432   –   003   –   Unit Operations & Calculations I
    CHM2445   –   004   –   Smelting and Refining
    CHM2455   –   001   –   O.S.H.A.
    CHM3601   –   004   –   Chemical Instrumentation II
    INT3201   –   003   –   Instrumentation Practices for Chem
    MTH3631   –   003   –   Calculus II
    TEC3501   –   001   –   Technical Report Research
    Semester 5

CHM2500 – 012 – Co-op Work Placement and Report
Semester 6

    CHM3626   –   004   –   Physical Chemistry
    CHM3635   –   005   –   Industrial Organic Chemistry
    CHM3653   –   003   –   Inorganic Chemistry
    CHM3672   –   005   –   Unit Operations & Calculations II
    MTH2325   –   003   –   Statistics
    TEC3601   –   001   –   Technical Report
    WTR2300   –   003   –   Water Treatment
    AND

SSC1006 – 002 – Critical and Ethical Thought
OR

ENE2406 – 002 – Global Warming Concepts
Semester 7

CHM3700 – 012 – Co-op Work Placement and Report II