<p>If any, are the following courses: Probability, Statistics (mathematical), and Computer Science required for most undergrad chemical engineering program? If so, how much are they important for a chemical engineer?</p>
<p>I would like to know if the classes you mentioned are required for ChemE as well, perhaps you could check if those classes are needed by looking at the prerequisites required for your masters.</p>
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<p>Most engineers have to take some sort of programming/numerical method class to learn C++/MATLAB/JAVA and also a probability/statistics class.</p>
<p>It won’t really be critical for your education but probability/statistics is always nice to know because it’ll pop-in every now and then.</p>
<p>Probability is not a big deal for chemical engineer. However, computer science can be as most chemical engineering programs has a computational method course specifically for chemical engineers.</p>