AddedAugust 21, 2007 AT 7:53 AM Suniti Bidikar Try to be "the best" and not "one of the best". Describe what you do in your current work situation? I am the boss of chemical engineers who are designing chemical plants. Read More
Darwin, Vancouver, BC, Canada Added Wednesday, July 13, 2016 at 7:53 AM Do you think Chemistry is a good major for engineering school? Hi, I am an university freshman in Canada majoring in Chemistry. At first, I chose chemistry because I want to go to med school but since I went to a nanotechnology conference, I have been wanting to be a nanoengineer instead. Now my question comes in: do you think Chemistry is a good major for engineering school? The graduate engineering programs I am interested in are Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Materials Engineering, Robotics Engineering and ... Answers 1 Suniti Bidikar Answered Wednesday, July 13, 2016 at 7:53 AM The branches you are interested in would require a strong mathematical background along with physics and chemistry. Chemistry alone is not sufficient. You need math and physics as one has to model process with mathematical equations, algorithms etc even ...Read More
Allison, St. Louis Park Added Tuesday, January 19, 2016 at 4:56 PM Can I get a MS in chemical engineering without taking the P.chem and calculus classes? Hi All, I received a bachelors degree in chemistry with an emphasis in Biochemistry a little over 2 years ago. Because of the emphasis in Biochemistry I didn't take calculus 3, or physical chemistry. My current job is working with medical devices in an Analytical R&D lab. In this job I've worked with a lot of chemical engineers while helping to improve and design new products and I've realized that is what I would really like to be doing. With this experience is there a way to get a MS in ... Answers 1 Suniti Bidikar Answered Tuesday, January 19, 2016 at 4:56 PM Calculus and P chemistry are needed for a student of chemical engineering specially when the engineering principles have to be applied in designing a process and not just equipments Chemical engineering is all high level math as processes have to be ...Read More
Priyanka, Valsad asked Suniti Bidikar Added Saturday, March 28, 2015 at 12:38 AM I have a degree in chemical engineering, but I don't know which direction to go to Hello, I have pursued my degree in Chemical Engineering, and worked in a small factory as a Process Engineer. I had joined as a trainee but had to do all alone without proper guidance. Still have leadership quality so I enjoyed the work and earned well. But the problem started with hazardous chemicals and lack of procedure explain as well as safety measures. Henceforth, I have left the job due to lack of any guidance after 5.5 months. Now, am trying in well developed companies but in which ... Related to Chemical, Internships & Jobs Answers 1 Suniti Bidikar Answered Saturday, March 28, 2015 at 12:38 AM A fresh engineer needs to work under some senior engineer for considerable time as mentoring is a must in this profession. One needs to be lucky to get a good one is the other side of story. Anyways there is nothing to be scared of as many hazardous ...Read More