Let's not talk nonsense. I am an over-controlled junior. Actually, override is a mechanical major. In the past, the name of this major was chemical machinery. There are many books to read, covering a wide range, which is also the reason for good employment.

Basic courses: engineering chemistry, physics, advanced mathematics, probability theory, linear algebra, computer VB or C language vary according to the school arrangement (not to mention other English, Chinese, philosophy, etc.). )

Basic technical courses: electrotechnics, theoretical mechanics, material mechanics, chemical fluid mechanics, chemical thermodynamics B, mechanical principle, mechanical design, mechanical drawing, cab aided design drawing, engineering materials, metal technology, microcomputer principle and application.

Specialized courses: boiler and boiler room equipment, foreign language for over-control, complete technology of process equipment, mechanical basis of process equipment, corrosion and protection of process equipment materials, manufacturing and testing of process equipment, process fluid machinery, control technology and application of process equipment (all above are knowledge and books for over-control).

Course design and practice: course design of process equipment design, course design of chemical engineering principle, course design of mechanical design, course design of mechanical principle, production practice, graduation practice, electrical and electronic practice B, engineering training A, experiment of chemical engineering principle, experiment of process equipment and control, graduation design (thesis).

That's about it. Good luck! !