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Chemistry Major Requirements

Chemistry Major (66 semester hours)
Biochemistry 3 Credits
BCH 325 Biochemistry I 3
 
Chemistry 40 Credits

CHE 120 Principles of Chemistry

3
CHE 121 Principles of Chemistry Lab 1
CHE 122 Introduction to Chemical Systems 3
CHE 123 Quantitative Methods Lab 1
CHE 205 Experimental Chemistry I 2
CHE 211 Organic Chemistry I 3
CHE 213 Organic Chemistry I Lab 1
CHE 214 Organic Chemistry II 3
CHE 216 Organic Chemistry II Lab 1
CHE 311 Analytical Chemistry 3
CHE 312 Analytical Chemistry Lab 1
CHE 301 Experimental Chemistry II 2
CHE 302 Experimental Chemistry III 2
CHE 304 Experimental Chemistry IV 2

CHE 305 Chemical Thermodynamics

3
CHE 306 Quantum Chemistry 3
CHE 315 Inorganic Chemistry 3
CHE 400 Chemical Bonding 3
  
Mathematics 12 Credits
MTH 210 Calculus I 4
MTH 211 Calculus II 4
MTH 212 Calculus III 4
 
Physics 8 Credits
PHY 200 General Physics I 4
PHY 201 General Physics II 4
   
Advanced Elective 3 Credits

One course from the following:

  • CHE 300 Introduction  to Physical Organic Chemistry
  • CHE 320 Polymer Chemistry
  • CHE 415 Special Topics in Chemistry
3


Important Notes

  • At least two years of German or Russian are strongly recommended.
  • Chemistry majors may elect up to 12 credits of Independent Research and Study.
  • In the senior year, chemistry majors are required to take the Chemistry Advanced Test of the Graduate Record Examination.  Scores must be submitted to the department chairperson.


These requirements are in addition to the Core Curriculum Requirements.  Please see the Academic Catalogs for more information, including course descriptions.

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