Adaptation to new undergratuate degrees
For students who did not complete a phased-out degree: Diplomatura (3-year Bachelor’s Degree), Ingeniería Técnica (3-year Degree in Engineering), Ingeniería (5-year Degree in Engineering) or a Licenciatura (5-year Bachelor’s Degree)
Completed subjects in your ‘old’ academic record will be validated by corresponding subjects in the new degree programme in accordance with the Equivalence Chart set for each degree (see below), establishing equivalences with previous degree programmes.
If the degree of correspondence between subjects is high, the grade/mark obtained in the original subject is also transferred. If two or more original subjects are needed to establish the equivalence, the transferred grade will be the weighted average. If the grade in one of the original subjects were an A+ (Sp. matrícula de honor), this will be also transferred to the new record if and only if the weighted average is higher than 9 (out of 10).
For the purposes of adaptation to the current degree programme, the following Equivalence Chart is used for reference, and the four exam attempts for each subject set by the regulations are observed
Degree in Chemical Engineering Students Adaptation
Adaptation, for students who wish, from a degree being phased out (Chemical Engineer) to the new undergraduate degree programme in Chemical Engineering is made according to a system of recognition / validation based on the subjects that the student has passed in curriculum to be extinguished, in accordance with the following table:
| Subjects Chemical Engineer (degree being phased out) |
Subjects Degree in Chemical Engineering |
||
|---|---|---|---|
| Algebra | 4.5 | Mathematics | 18 |
| Numerical Analysis | 6 | ||
| Differential Equations | 6 | ||
| Statistics | 6 | ||
| Numerical Methods for Chemical Engineering | 6 | ||
| Graphic Expression | 6 | Engineering Graphics | 6 |
| Applied Physics I | 10.5 | Physics | 12 |
| Applied Physics II | 7.5 | ||
| Basis of Chemistry | 6 | Chemistry | 12 |
| Inorganic Chemistry | 6 | ||
| Organic Chemistry | 6 | ||
| Laboratory of Chemistry I | 4.5 | ||
| Laboratory of Chemistry II | 4.5 | ||
| Basis of Computer Science | 6 | Informatics | 6 |
| Workshop for joining university | 2 | Engineering, Society and University | 6 |
| Introduction to Chemical Engineering | 4.5 | Basis of Chemical Engineering | 12 |
| Transport Phenomena | 9 | ||
| Laboratory of Chemical Engineering I | 4.5 | ||
| Applied Thermodynamics Thermotechnology Heat transfer |
6 6 6 |
Applied Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering (part) |
6 4.5 |
| Fluid Mechanics | 6 | Fluid Mechanics | 6 |
| Laboratory of Chemical Engineering II Laboratory of Chemical Engineering III Laboratory of Chemical Engineering IV |
7.5 4.5 7.5 |
Chemical Engineering Laboratory | 13.5 |
| Physical Chemistry | 6 | Materials and equipment design | 18 |
| Introduction to Material Science | 6 | ||
| Engineering Materials and Process Equipment Dessign | 7.5 | ||
| Control and Instrumentation of Chemical Processes | 9 | Dynamics and Control Engineering | 6 |
| Applied Chemical Kinetics | 4.5 | Chemical Reaction Engineering | 12 |
| Introduction to Chemical Reactors | 4.5 | ||
| Chemical Reactors | 6 | ||
| Fluid Phase Equilibria Separation Processes I Separation Processes II |
6 6 6 |
Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering (part) | 12 |
| Economy and Industrial Organization | 6 | Business | 6 |
| Environmental Technology | 7.5 | Principles of environmental technology and sustainability Environmental pollution engineering |
6 6 |
| Projects | 6 | Projects | 12 |
| Industrial Chemistry | 10.5 | Process and Product Engineering | 10.5 |
| Simulation and Optimization of Chemical Processes | 6 | ||
| Industrial Training | 10 | Company Internships | 12 |
| Basis of Electronics Electrotechnics |
4.5 4.5 |
Principles of electrical engineering and electronics | 6 |
Recognition of any subject included in degree being phased out, which has been passed by the student and has not been seen in the table above will be considered by the Academic Committee of Title.
Additionally, once the new undergraduate degree programme has been implemented in particular subjects, the Academic Committee of Title will specify specific subject recognitions.
