
BSChE in Chemical Engineering and Data Science
The BS in Chemical Engineering and Data Science is a combined major (the College of Engineering and Khoury College) that will prepare you to use data science to solve challenges in the chemical engineering field, including predictive modeling, process optimization, and experimental design. Gain the technical and analytical skills to work with large datasets involving chemicals, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and more as you explore the worlds of data visualization, machine learning, and artificial intelligence.
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Boston
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Byron Wallace
Byron Wallace is the Sy and Laurie Sternberg Interdisciplinary Associate Professor and director of the undergraduate data science program at Khoury College. He applies machine learning and natural language processing methods in the health informatics space, with the goal of developing hybrid human–AI systems and streamlining the synthesis of biomedical information.
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The BSChE in Chemical Engineering and Data Science is an interdisciplinary collaboration with the College of Engineering.
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