CE 4153 creditsPrereq: Prerequisite: CHE 101 , CHE 105 , or CHE 107 ; Engineering or Computer Science major or permission of the department.
CE 415: Coffee, Tea, and Cannabis Science
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- This course is an introduction of the science, technology, and business of the coffee, tea, and cannabis industries. In this course students will be required to analyze and evaluate the relative chemical engineering processes associates with these plant-based consumables in addition to learning the historical and social impacts of the products.
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- Department
- Civil Engineering
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