What does EC mean in UNIVERSITIES

Engineering Chemistry is a field of science and engineering that applies physical, chemical and biological principles to solve engineering problems. It covers topics such as thermodynamics, structural engineering, electrical and mechanical properties of materials and even biochemistry.

Learning about the principles of Engineering Chemistry can provide insight into a range of fields in engineering, including chemical processing, material science, nanotechnology, biomedical applications and even aerospace engineering. Additionally, taking courses in this subject can also help students develop skills such as critical thinking and problem solving.

Typically, those who study Engineering Chemistry find opportunities in working with industries such as manufacturing plants, government agencies or environmental research groups as chemists or engineers. Other roles include roles in product design and development, consulting services and teaching positions at universities and colleges.

Yes; typically students are expected to have strong background knowledge of chemistry and mathematics prior to taking courses related to Engineering Chemistry. This should include classes like organic chemistry, analytical chemistry or physical chemistry as well as calculus or other relevant math subjects.

Generally speaking, topics covered in an engineering chemistry course may include fundamental laws related to thermodynamics or quantum mechanics; properties of matter such temperature dependent behavior; structure-function relationships between particles/molecules; reaction kinetics; biopolymers (such as proteins); surface science/catalysis; corrosion issues; material synthesis techniques; fuel cells technology; polymeric materials; electrochemistry/batteries/electrolysis processes; or drug delivery systems.

Prospective engineers looking to learn more about a career in this field can visit websites dedicated to this profession like Engineers Australia (www.engineersaustralia.org.au) which offers advice on how to become certified as a professional engineer using the skills learned from studying topics such as chemical engineering or process technology which is closely related to engineering chemistry . Additionally American Chemical Society (www.acs.org) also provides careers insights for chemists who wish to pursue a career in industrial settings which requires knowledge from the field of engineering chemistry too.

As with most fields with applied sciences within them it requires dedication and good time management skills due do its complexity but those individuals who are passionate about the subject usually find it rewarding at least on a personal level if not professionally.

Yes there are several organizations out there dedicated specifically towards helping professionals within this particular field network together through their memberships like Materials Research Society (MRS) amongst others