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Q1. Regarding the regulations of the Department services course.
A1: Please take service courses according to the regulations (Service A is limited to freshmen, Service B is limited to sophomores, please choose the class according to your mentor. The class will be divided into first and second semesters). Starting from the 2019 academic year, students must take at least one Service-Learning A. For those admitted before the 2019 academic year and have not taken "Service-Learning I, II, and III", you may take "Service-Learning A" as "Service-Learning I"; and "Service-Learning B" as "Service-Learning II, III".

Q2. May the credits for master’s core courses be deducted if the courses are taken during the undergraduate school year? Will the total graduation credits for master’s degree be reduced?
A2: One can only deduct up to 6 master’s core course credits by taking courses in the undergraduate school year, the person must also be a student of the three-university alliance while meeting the following requirements: (1) Course grade has to reach 70 or above. (2) The course credit will not be counted as undergraduate graduation credits (if you are a student from a foreign school, you should ask your department office to issue a certificate proving the credit has not been processed, apply online and send the paper transcript to our department office, credits can be then deducted.)

Q3:The minimum undergraduate graduation credits are 134. May the excessive elective course credits be deducted for the master class?
A3:Excessive elective course credits cannot be used for deduction.

Q4.What are the course requirements for General Chemistry A and Experiments, Organic Chemistry and Experiments, Analytical Chemistry and Experiments?
A4:Please refer to the Department of Chemistry website / Course / Elective Instructions (School-wise).

Q5. What are the rules for general education courses?
A5: Please refer to 基本能力課程實施辦法.

Q6:Is there any grade level restriction for chemical engineering electives?
A6: “U"prefix: optional for both undergraduate and graduate students. "Number"prefix: Electives for undergraduate students. “M" prefix: Electives for graduate students. Please pay attention to the remark columns within the course selection webpage and the course syllabus to see if there is any grade restriction (example: only for senior students or above).

Q7. One needs to obtain 134 credits for undergraduate graduation, including 18 credits of elective courses. What are the available courses?
A7: Please refer to the Chemical Engineering Department webpage–Education–Undergraduate Division–Review Graduation Credit Q&A.

Q8. May the general microbiology courses offered by the Department of Agriculture and Chemical Engineering be counted as electives?
A8: We recognize and approve of the elective credits taken in other departments for both the first and second semesters. However, the maximum number of credits able to be obtained from foreign departments (with limited department choices) is 9.

Q9. For selected literature readings, B, C, and E, how are the credits determined?
A9: Literature Elective (2 credits), Undergraduate Project B (2 credits), C (1 credit), E (2 credits), one is required to choose at least 1 out of 4 as a compulsory course; the above courses can be credited for at most 5 credits. After the compulsory courses are confirmed, the extra credits will be listed as chemical electives.

Q10. Is the"Engineering Mathematics" of the Department of Civil Engineering equivalent to the "Engineering Mathematics" of this department?
A10: "Engineering Mathematics I, II"offered by the Department of Civil Engineering over summer break must be studied at the same time for the credits to be recognized.

Q11. When compulsory courses are scheduled the same, may the same course in a foreign department be viewed as a compulsory course in this department?
A11: When compulsory courses are scheduled the same and one has to take courses from another department, please fill in the student report sheet and attach the supporting materials for verification. (Note: The title of the course and the number of credits must be exactly the same and the level (such as A, B, C) should be the same or higher.)

Q12. Should one take a full academic year or half academic year of undergraduate project B/E for the credits to be recognized?
A12: Both subjects are 2-credit per semester courses, credits are calculated separately.

Q13. If a student has taken 17 credits of general education, while only 15 credits are required, may the remaining 2 credits be listed as other electives?
A13: According to the regulations, 18 credits are required for chemical engineering electives, 2~3 credits for other electives, and 15 credits for general education courses. Note that the course option for other electives is not limited, therefore, 2 excessive credits of general education courses may be regarded as other electives.

Q14. (Department transfer)－What are the requirements for transferring to the Department of Chemical Engineering??
A14:
(1)Please refer to the department 轉系辦法.
(2)Our department only accepts students with our department listed as their first choice. Every year, a review team is formed by a number of professors from our department. Among all the applicants, outstanding applicants will be accepted (there is no fixed standard, there might be no acceptor).
(3)Number of applicants over the years:

Q15:Is it possible to take the General Chemistry lab in the second semester, and then take General Chemistry over summer break?
A15: 1. Those who have not taken the lecture course cannot take the lab (that is, the course should be taken together with the experiment, or before the experiment). 2. Those who have not taken the full-year course in the first semester (or any equivalent subject) are not allowed to take the course in the second semester or the course experiment.
For regulations, please refer to 全校化學課程及實驗選課注意事項. Since this part involves the regulations of the Department of Chemistry, if you have any doubts, please contact Ms. 尤靜嫺 (023366-1139), a colleague at the Course Affairs Counter of the Department of Chemistry.

Q16:It has been confirmed beforehand that the Engineering Graphics and General Chemistry studied in my previous department can be credited for those demanded by the Department of Chemical Engineering. Do I still need to fill in any form for credit deduction?
A16:Those credits will be recognized when calculating your graduation credits in senior year, no credit application is required now.
However, if the name of the course does not match, a student report (including official transcripts) must be filled out (attached with the syllabus of the two courses) and sent to the department office for review.

Q17:I want to confirm whether the service course taken in my original department can be credited as the one required by the Department of Chemical Engineering.
A17:Transfer students can credit the service courses they had previously taken (with no application required).

Q15:Is it possible to take the General Chemistry lab in the second semester, and then take General Chemistry over summer break?
A15: 1. Those who have not taken the lecture course cannot take the lab (that is, the course should be taken together with the experiment, or before the experiment). 2. Those who have not taken the full-year course in the first semester (or any equivalent subject) are not allowed to take the course in the second semester or the course experiment.
For regulations, please refer to 全校化學課程及實驗選課注意事項. Since this part involves the regulations of the Department of Chemistry, if you have any doubts, please contact Ms. 尤靜嫺 (023366-1139), a colleague at the Course Affairs Counter of the Department of Chemistry.

Q16:It has been confirmed beforehand that the Engineering Graphics and General Chemistry studied in my previous department can be credited for those demanded by the Department of Chemical Engineering. Do I still need to fill in any form for credit deduction?
A16:Those credits will be recognized when calculating your graduation credits in senior year, no credit application is required now.
However, if the name of the course does not match, a student report (including official transcripts) must be filled out (attached with the syllabus of the two courses) and sent to the department office for review.

Q18:May I ask about the transfer student credit policy?
A18:
(1) Those who wish to have the credits from their original school to be included in the transcript of National Taiwan University, please pay attention to the calendar of National Taiwan University, the starting date of the transfer student's online application will be carried out accordingly. (2). Please send the transcript of your original school to the Chemical Engineering Department Office. Please attach the original school syllabus.
The principle will be that lesser credits will be deducted by more or equal credits.
(3). Transfer students also need to follow the department's prerequisite course regulations. For those who wish to skip prerequisite course regulations, please fill in the “Student Report” with the transcript, syllabus, and other relevant information attached, then send it to the department office and wait for approval from the department chair.

1. For those who want to graduate only in the Department of Chemical Engineering (abandoning their original department).
Q19: I studied Calculus B and General Physics B in my previous department. May I graduate by supplementing credits (may dual-major students supplement the 2 missing credits)?
A19:Yes.

Q20:May I graduate by taking the same courses as general chemical engineering students?
A20:Yes.

Q21:May the service course credits obtained previously in another department be recognized and counted?
A21:Yes.

Q22:The Department of Chemical Engineering requires the course credit of "Analytical Chemistry D" (3 credits). Can I deduct those credits with "Analytical Chemistry B-1" and "Analytical Chemistry B-2"?
A22:Yes.

Q23:Dual major student questions:
A23:Please refer to National Taiwan University 雙修辦法第六條規定:
For dual major students, if the courses they have taken at our department are fundamentally the same as the courses required by the other department, that department will decide whether the credits may be used as an equal supplement. If the courses taken at another department are fundamentally the same as the courses required by our department, our department will decide whether the credits may be used as an equal supplement. If the credits cannot be supplemented, or the supplement credits are insufficient in number, students should take alternative courses to make up for the missing credits, a written report should also be submitted to the Academic Affairs Office.

Q24:May dual major students open the department building door of the Department of Chemical Engineering with their student ID?
A24:If the student intends to join a lab, please fill in the access control card application (Department website/Common Forms) and ask the professor in charge to sign the sheet and submit it to Miss 黃香儒 of the Department Office. If the student does not intend to join a lab, fill in the access control card application (Department website/Common Forms) and submit it to Miss 黃香儒 of the Department Office, the application will be signed by the department chair. Dual major students may enter department buildings via their student ID cards afterward.

Q25:May the credits from the auxiliary department supplement the credits of one’s original department?
A25:For those with the Department of Chemical Engineering as their auxiliary department, 20 credits are required, and these 20 credits cannot supplement any credit from their original department. If you happen to take the same required courses as your original department, please modify your schedule and take other courses.
Please refer to National Taiwan University 輔系辦法第六條規定:
Auxiliary credits should be in addition to the minimum graduation credits stipulated by the department.
The compulsory course of the department shall not be counted as a subject of the supplementary department. If one’s credit is therefore insufficient, the auxiliary department will come up with alternative subjects to make up for the missing credits, and a written report should be submitted to the Academic Affairs Office for inspection.

Q26:Is there any prerequisite course limitation for auxiliary students taking compulsory courses in the Department of Chemical Engineering? Is there any application to fill out?
A26:Auxiliary students may apply to skip the prerequisite course limitations. Please fill out the student report (Department website /Online Appointment and Forms/Common Forms) and submit it to the Department Office in the 2nd Building (with transcripts from previous years). In addition, for the sake of one’s learning quality, one should thoroughly evaluate his/her own intellectual ability before making the decision of skipping prerequisite subjects.