Engineering Programs must demonstrate that their graduates have acquired certain skills and have proficiency in a number of technical areas. According to ABET Engineering Criteria 2000, Engineering Program must demonstrate that their graduates have the attributes collectively referred to as the Attributes of an Engineer.

Consequently, the ChE Program at CSU aims to graduate Chemical Engineers with a knowledge/understanding of:

1. Application of Mathematics, Science & Engineering Principles.
2. Experimental Design and Experimental Data Collection and Analysis.
3. Engineering Design. (Chemical Systems, Units & Processes)
4. Multidisciplinary Team Work.
5. Identification, Formulation & Solution of Engineering Problems.
6. Professional and Ethical Responsibilities, including Safety and Environmental aspects related to Chemical Systems, Units and Processes.
7. Effective Communication Skills.
8. Contemporary Issue & Global/Social Impact of Engineering Solutions.
9. Need and Ability to engage on Lifelong Learning.
10. Modern Engineering Practice.
11. Principles and Working Knowledge of subject areas as defined by the Program Criteria of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers.