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1994-1995 1ST SEMESTER M GR E23 W LAFAYETTE CHE 597 BIOCHEMICAL ENGR 3.0 C 6.0 CHE 610 ADV CHEM ENGR THERMO 3.0 B 9.0 CHE -620 TRANS PHENOMENA I 3.0 I CHE 630 APPLIED MATH CHEM ENGR 3.0 A 12.0 CHE 690 CHEM ENGR SEMINAR 0.0 S CHE 698 RESEARCH MS THESIS 06 0.0 S ENGL 059 ENGL PROF EXAM 0.0 S CUM 3.00 9.0 27.0 SEM 3.00 9.0 27.0

1994-1995 2ND SEMESTER M GR E23 W LAFAYETTE CHE 620 TRANS PHENOMENA I COMPLETE 3.0 B 9.0 CHE 660 CHEM REACT ENGINEERING 3.0 B 9.0 CHE 690 CHEM ENGR SEMINAR 0.0 S CHE 697 NONLINEAR OPTCL PLYMRS 1.0 P CHE 698 RESEARCH MS THESIS 11 0.0 S CHM 605 SAFETY IN LABORATORY 0.0 S PHYS 545 SOLID STATE PHYSICS 3.0 B 9.0 CUM 3.00 18.0 54.0 SEM 3.00 6.0 18.0

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ESLY ALEXANDER PETERS BACH 94 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIV-TXOct 2, 2015

BIRTHDATE JAN. 05, 1972

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1995 SUMMER 05/15-08/04 B GR E23 W LAFAYETTE CHE 698 RESEARCH MS THESIS 09 0.0 S CUM 3.00 18.0 54.0 SEM

1995-1996 1ST SEMESTER B GR E23 W LAFAYETTE CHE 690 CHEM ENGR SEMINAR 0.0 S CHE 697 NONLINEAR OPTCL PLYMRS 1.0 P CHE 697 MECH,ELCT,OPT PROP PLY 3.0 B 9.0 CHE 698 RESEARCH MS THESIS 14 0.0 S CUM 3.00 21.0 63.0 SEM 3.00 3.0 9.0

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AWARDED FOR STUDY AT WEST LAFAYETTE CAMPUS DECEMBER 16, 1995

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A C A D E M I C C A L E N D A RThe Purdue Univ ersity calendar is based on the semester system. A standard semester contains approximately 16 w eeks of instruction, including final examinations. Summer sessions v ary in number, length and format at the v arious campus locations.

A C C R E D I TA TI O NPurdue Univ ersity is accredited by the North Central A ssociation of Collegesand Secondary Schools, and by NCA TE. A ccreditation cov ers all courses and programs offered at all campuses of Purdue Univ ersity. In addition, v arious schools w ithin the Univ ersity hold accreditation from their professional accrediting associations.

C A M P U S L O C A TI O N SWEST LA FA YETTE CA LUM ET(Central Campus) Hammond, IN 46323West Lafayette, IN 47907 (219) 989-2239(765) 494-8581

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West LafayetteTECHNOLOGY STA TEWIDE(V arious locations)A dministered through West Lafayette School of Technology

C O U R S E N U M B E R I N G S YS TE MPrior to September 1953, courses designated by letter rather than number (e.g., English A ) w ere non-credit. Courses numbered 1 through 99 w ere primarily for undergraduate credit. Courses numbered 100 through 199 enrolled adv anced undergraduate and some graduate students. Courses numbered 200 through 299 w ere for graduate students.

Since September 1953, the follow ing numbering system has been in effect:

001-049 Precollege and deficiency courses

050-099 Nondegree courses (e.g., agriculture short courses)

100-299 Low er-div ision courses normally scheduled for freshmen and sophomores

300-499 Upper-div ision courses normally scheduled for juniors and seniors

500-599 Dual-lev el courses that may be scheduled by juniors, seniors and graduate students for graduate credits

600-699 Graduate-lev el courses. In certain circumstances, an undergraduate student may take a 600-lev el course.

C R E D I T TYP E SRegular Credit - A ll Purdue Univ ersity credit is reported in terms of semester hours, w hether earned during a 16-w eek semester or a summer session.

Thesis Credit - A lthough thesis research courses (698 and 699) officially show "0" in the CR column, a measure of the time the student dev oted to the thesis research, compared to the time required for a normal course, is included in the course title area.

G R A D I N G S YS TE M SThe follow ing grades and index points are included in the computation of scholastic indexes appearing on this transcript:

Scale 1: Fall 1942 to Spring 1953Scale 2: Summer 1953 to Spring 1993Scale 3: Summer 1993 to Spring 2002Scale 4: Summer 2002 to Present

Scale 1 Scale 2 Scale 3 Scale 4 Gr. Gr. Pts. Gr. Pts. Gr. Pts. Definition 6 A - 6 A - 4 A - 4 Highest Passing Grade 5 B - 5 B - 3 B - 3 4 C - 4 C - 2 C - 2 3 D - 3 D - 1 D - 1 Low est Passing Grade 2 E - 2 E - 0 E - 0 Conditional Failure 1 F - 2 F - 0 F - 0 Failure

IF - 2 IF - 0 IF - 0 Unremov ed Incomplete-Failing (eff. Fall 1977)

WF - 2 WF - 0 Withdrew Failing

The follow ing grades are not included in the computation of scholastic indexes:

Regular Grade OptionI - IncompleteO - Incomplete (obsolete eff. Summer 1977)IX - Permanent IncompleteWF - Withdrew Failing

Pass/Not-Pass OptionP - Passing, equiv alent to "C" or higherN - Not PassingPI - IncompletePO - Incomplete (obsolete eff. Summer 1977)IN - Unremov ed Incomplete - Not PassingWN - Withdrew Not Passing

Zero-Credit Courses (including thesis credits)S - SatisfactoryU - UnsatisfactorySI - IncompleteIU - Unremov ed Incomplete - UnsatisfactoryWU - Withdrew Unsatisfactory

Other GradesW - WithdrewNC - V isitor, no creditCR - Transfer CreditV - V isitor (obsolete eff. Summer 1963)

G R A D U A TI O N H O N O R SGraduates earning baccalaureate degrees w ho rank in the top 10% scholastically of the graduates in their school for that year, and w ho hav e a minimum of 65 index hours in their graduation index, receiv e their degrees WITH DISTINCTION. Of those students w ho qualify for WITH DISTINCTION, the top three-tenths of the baccalaureate graduates hav ing the highest graduation indexes are designated as graduating WITH HIGHEST

DISTINCTION , irrespectiv e of the schools from w hich they graduate. Similar regulations apply for the determination of honors for students earning associate or professional degrees.

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R E L E A S E O F I N F O R M A TI O NThis academic transcript is subject to the Family Educational Rights and Priv acy A ct of 1974, as amended. It is furnished for official use only and m a y n o t b e r e le a s e d t o o r a c c e s s e d b y o u t s id e a g e n c ie s o r t h i r d p a r t ie s w i t h o u t t h e w r i t t e n c o n s e n t o f t h e in d iv id u a l w h o s e r e c o r d i t i s .

S C H O L A S TI C I N D E X E SSEM - Semester index, based upon all courses in w hich the student w as enrolled that session and for w hich grade points w ere earned.CUM - Cumulativ e index. It includes all grades earned w hile in an undergraduate program prior to A ugust 1961 or w hile in a graduate program prior to A ugust 1995.GRD - Graduation index. For undergraduate students, it includes all grades earned in the current curriculum plus grades earned in courses taken in a prior curriculum w hich are being applied tow ard the current degree program. For graduate students, it includes all grades earned in 500- and 600-lev el courses plus grades earned in undergraduate courses being included in the graduate Plan of Study. Grade entries not being included in the graduation index are indicated w ith a minus sign ("-") betw een the subject abbrev iation and course number.

S C H O L A S TI C S TA N D I N GIn the absence of any further qualifications of the term, a student is considered to be in good standing unless he/she has been dismissed, suspended, or scholastically dropped from the Univ ersity and not readmitted.

S P E C I A L C R E D I T N O TA TI O N SStudents may be aw arded credit at Purdue Univ ersity by means other than regular enrollment in and completion of a course. Beginning January 1979, this "directed credit" is noted on the academic record as follow s:

BY EXA M - A w arded on the basis of achiev ement in a Purdue departmental proficiency examination.

CEEB A P - A w arded on the basis of achiev ement in College Entrance Examination Board A dv ance Placement tests.

CLEP CR - A w arded on the basis of achiev ement in the College Lev el Examination Program.

CR ESTB - A w arded on the basis of CEEB M ath A chiev ement Test score or Purdue Composite score.

DEPT CR - A w arded on the basis of substantially equiv alent experience, successful completion of a more adv anced course, etc.

Prior to January 1979, all BY EXA M (for new students), CEEB A P, CR ESTB and CLEP CR credit w as combined into the single notation CR ESTB.

TR A N S F E R C R E D I TCourse credits accepted in transfer from other institutions are listed under the appropriate headings. For undergraduate students the course numbers and titles reflect Purdue Univ ersity equiv alents, w ith the exception of Indiana Univ ersity courses taken at the jointly-administered Purdue-Indiana Univ ersity campuses in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne. With the exception of Indiana Univ ersity credits at the jointly-administered campuses, credits earned in the Technology Statew ide program and credits earned in certain study-abroad programs, no grades are transferred and transfer credit hours are not reflected in the cumulativ e totals.

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