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The Chemistry Core Courses
CHEM 1141, 1142, 1341, 1342- General Chemistry Lectures and Labs 8 hrs
CHEM 2143, 2144, 2343, 2344- Organic Chemistry Lectures and Labs 8 hrs
CHEM 3134, 3334- Biochemistry Lecture and Lab 4 hrs
CHEM 3143, 3343- Quantitative Analysis Lecture and Lab 4 hrs
CHEM 4112- Seminar (pass/fail) 1 hr
CHEM 4132, 4332- Inorganic Chemistry Lecture and Lab 4 hrs
CHEM 4161, 4361, 4362- Physica l Chemistry Lectures and Lab 7 hrs
Total 36 hrs |
B.S. in Chemistry
45 credit hours in chemistry
The chemistry core plus 9 credit hours from the following courses.
CHEM 3144, 3344- Instrumental Methods of Analysis Lecture and Lab 4 hrs
CHEM 4131, 4331- Advanced Organic Chemistry Lecture and Lab 4 hrs
CHEM 4162- Physical Chemistry Lab II 1 hr
Or with permission, one of the following may be substituted for one of the above.
CHEM 4113- Introduction to Scientific Glassblowing (pass/fail) 1 hr
CHEM 4150,4250,4350,4450- Laboratory Research Methods (pass/fail) 1-4 hrs
CHEM 4154, 4354- Environmental Chemistry 4 hrs
CHEM 4193, 4293, 4393, 4493- Special Topics in Chemistry 1-4 hrs
Mathematics: 11-12 credit hours
MATH 1431- Calculus I 4 hrs
MATH 1432- Calculus II 4 hrs
Plus one of the following courses
MATH 2431- Calculus III 3-4 hrs
MATH 2343- Differential Equations
MATH 3334- Linear Algebra I
Physics: 8 credit hours
PHYS 1111,1112,1331,1332- General Physics Lectures and Laboratories 8 hrs
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PHYS 2111,2112,2331,2332- University Physics Lectures and Laboratories 8 hrs
It is highly recommended that the B.S. majors take University Physics instead of General Physics.
In addition, majors planning to pursue graduate studies are encouraged to take PHYS 3335. |
BA in Chemistry
40 credit hours in chemistry
The chemistry core plus an additional 4 credit hours of 3000- or 4000-level chemistry courses
Mathematics: 8 credit hours
MATH 1431- Calculus I 4 hrs
MATH 1432- Calculus II 4 hrs
Physics: 8 credit hours
PHYS 1111,1112,1331,1332- General Physics Lectures and Laboratories 8 hrs
This program is recommended for a student desiring to qualify for a teaching certificate or for entering a health professions program such as medicine, dentistry or pharmacy. |
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