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An introduction to chemical science, its development, basic concepts and interrelationships with other sciences. Intended primarily for non-science majors and B.A. degree candidates. 3 lec.

CHM 204 - 3 - General Chemistry II

A continuation of Chemistry 203 with emphasis on introductory organic and biochemistry. 3 lec. (PR: CHM 203)

CHM 211 - 3 - Principles of Chemistry I

A study of the properties of materials and their interactions with each other. Development of theories and applications of the principles of energetics, dynamics and structure. Intended primarily for science majors and pre-professional students. 3 lec. (CR: CHM 217; PR: MTH ACT of 21 or better or C or better in MTH 127 or equivalent)

CHM 212 - 3 - Principles of Chemistry II

A continuation of Chemistry 211 with emphasis on the inorganic chemistry of the representative elements and transition metals. 3 lec. (PR: C or better in CHM 211; CR: CHM 218)

CHM 217 - 2 - Principles of Chemistry Laboratory I

A laboratory course that demonstrates the application of concepts introduced in Chemistry 211. (CR or PR: CHM 211).

CHM 218 - 2 - Principles of Chemistry Laboratory II

A laboratory course that demonstrates the application of concepts introduced in Chemistry 212. (CR or PR: CHM 212)

CHM 223 - 2 - Computer Applications in Chemistry

Introduction to the use of computers in chemistry. Includes the use of computers for chemical calculations and the interfacing of computers to laboratory equipment. 1 lec. 2 lab. (CR or PR: CHM 212)

CHM 254 - 1 - Basic Concepts of Organic Chemistry

An intensive review of chemical principles intended to better prepare students for organic chemistry (CHM 355). (PR: C or better in CHM 212)

CHM 280-283 - 1-4 - Special Topics

Courses 280-283 are reserved for Special Topics.

CHM 290H-291H - 1 - Honors in Chemistry I, II.

Independent study programs for outstanding students. (PR: Permission of the department chairman)

CHM 305 - 1 - Chemical Information Retrieval and Scientific Ethics

A survey course concerning the use of the chemical literature with an emphasis on online computer searching and ethical issues relating to the conduct of scientific research and the relationship of science to society. (PR or CR: CHM 362)

CHM 307 - 4 - Introductory Physical Chemistry

A brief survey of physical chemistry including the topics of thermodynamics, molecular structure, and kinetics. Intended for students needing a broadly based science background. 3 lec., 2 lab. (PR: CHM 212, C or beter in MTH 140 or 229, 8 hours of physics)

CHM 327 - 5 - Introductory Organic Chemistry

A short study of organic chemistry with emphasis on structure, nomenclature, and reactivity. Designed for students who do not require the full- year course in organic chemistry. (This course cannot be used as an upper division elective toward a chemistry major.) 3 lec., 3 lab. (PR: CHM 212)

CHM 331-332 - Credit - Chemistry Seminar

A graduation requirement for all juniors seeking the B.S. in Chemistry degree. 1 lec.

CHM 345 - 4 - Introduction to Analytical Chemistry.

Introduction to the basic principles of Analytical Chemistry including traditional wet methods and contemporary instrumental methods of chemical analysis. (PR: CHM 212 and 218)

CHM 355 - 3 - Organic Chemistry I

A systematic study of organic chemistry including modern structural theory, spectroscopy, and stereochemistry; application of these topics to the study of reactions and their mechanisms and applications to synthesis. 3 lec. (PR: C or better in CHM 212)

CHM 356 - 3 - Organic Chemistry II

Continuation of Chemistry 355. 3 lec. (PR: C or better in CHM 355)

CHM 357 - 4 - Physical Chemistry I

A systematic study of physical chemistry. 3 lec.-2 lab. (PR: CHM 212, eight hours of Physics, MTH 230)

CHM 358 - 4 - Physical Chemistry II

A systematic study of physical chemistry, 3 lec.-2 lab. (PR: CHM 357)

CHM 361 - 3 - Introductory Organic Chemistry Lab

An introduction to experimental organic chemistry with emphasis on fundamental techniques and their application to the preparation and identification of organic compounds. 6 lab. (PR or CR: CHM 356)

CHM 362 - 3 - Intermediate Organic Chemistry Lab

Applications of modern experimental methods to the synthesis and analysis of organic compounds with emphasis on instrumental techniques. 6 lab. (PR: CHM 356 and 361; CR or PR: 305)

CHM 365 - 3 - Introductory Biochemistry

A survey course including introduction to basic biochemical concepts, metabolic pathways, and bioenergetics. 3 lec. (PR: CHM 327 or 356)

CHM 366 - 2 - Introductory Biochemistry Laboratory

Introduction to basic biochemical laboratory techniques including chromatography, electrophonesis, and enzyme kinetics; methods for identification and characterization of biochemical systems. 4 lab. (PR or CR: CHM 365)

CHM 390H-391H - 1 - Honors in Chemistry

Independent study programs for outstanding students. (PR: Permission of department chairman)

CHM 401 - 2 - Research for Undergraduates

(PR: Permission of instructor and department chair; CHM 345 or 358 or 362 depending on area of interest)

CHM 402 - 4 - Research for Undergraduates

Both a formal oral and written report of the results of the research must be presented to the faculty of the Department of Chemistry. (PR: CHM 401)

CHM 410 - 4 - Advanced Synthesis and Analysis

Advanced probelms in synthesis, separation, and analysis with emphasis on modern instrumental methods. 1 lec.-6 lab.

CHM 411 - 4 - Modern Instrumental Methods in Chemistry and Biochemistry

This course investigates the theory and functional aspects of modern analytical instrumentation. Emphasis is placed on components of instruments and applicability of various techniques to specific analytical problems.

CHM 428 - 3 - Introduction to Forensic Science Methods

Introduction to crime scene investigation, physical evidence collection, serology and DNA technologies (PCR, RFLP). Discussion of statistical, analysis of DNA and managing a DNA database, using CODIS as an example. (PR: CHM 365 and either BSC 322 or 324)

CHM 431-432 - Credit - Chemistry Seminar

A graduation requirement for all seniors enrolled in the B.S. in Chemistry program.1 lec .

CHM 440 - 3 - Thermodynamics

An introduction to chemical thermodynamics and statistical mechanics. 3 lec. (PR: CHM 358)

CHM 442 - 3 - Quantum Mechanics

An introductory course in quantum mechanics. 3 lec. (PR: MTH 231)

CHM 448 - 4 - Advanced Inorganic Chemistry I

Study of physical properties and periodic relationships of inorganic materials. 3 lec.-2 lab. (PR: CHM 356 and either 307 or 357)

CHM 449 - 3 - Advanced Inorganic Chemistry II.

A detailed consideration of bonding, structure, reaction rates and equilibrium involving inorganic materials, 3 lec. (PR: CHM 448)

CHM 453 - 3 - Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry

Applications of analysis by magnetic resonance. Emphasis will be placed on proton and heteronuclear magnetic resonance theory and applications. (2 hrs. lec.-2 hrs. lab.) (PR: CHM 356)

CHM 462 - 3 - Nuclear Chemistry and Physics

An introduction to the phenomena of nuclear physics and chemistry. 3 lec. (PR: MTH 231)

CHM 463 - 2, 4 Lab - Nuclear Chemistry and Physics Laboratory

(CR: CHM 462)

CHM 465 - 3 - Advanced Organic Chemistry I

I. Studies of the dynamics of organic reactions with emphasis on mechanisms and stereochemistry. 3 lec. (PR: CHM C or better in CHM 356)

CHM 466 - 3 - Advanced Organic Chemistry II.

A continuation of Chemistry 465 with emphasis on synthetic methods. 3 lec. (PR: CHM 465)

CHM 467 - 3 - Intermediate Biochemistry

An intermediate level discussion of the biochemistry of mammalian cells. (PR: CHM 365)

CHM 480-483 - 1-4 - Special Topics.

CHM 485-488 - 1-4 - Independent Study

CHM 490 - 1-6 - Chemistry Internship

Supervised chemistry laboratory work. Arrangements must be made in advance with Department Chairman. May be an elective in B.S., Chemistry program but not B.S. in Chemistry program. (PR: 2 from CHM 307, 345, 361, or 356)

CHM 491 - 2-4 - Capstone Experience

CHM 495H-496H - 3-4 - Honors in Chemistry.

Open only to chemistry majors of outstanding ability. See Honors Courses


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