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Learning
Outcomes
Upon
completion of the baccalaureate degree, students
in chemistry are expected to:
-
Exhibit a sound grasp of the basic ideas and
the scope of modern chemistry, including newly
evolving fields;
- Develop
strong problem solving skills, including the
use of models, logical, mathematical, and
computational techniques to effectively plan
projects and critically analyze experimental
results;
- Personally
carry out laboratory procedures and develop
modern laboratory skills, including proficiency
in basic techniques and experience with a
wide range of laboratory instruments;
-
Demonstrate critical professional and personal
skills, including independent thinking, communication
skills, the ability to work effectively within
groups, and a commitment toward continuous
learning.
Major,
Bachelor of Science—minor required
A
student majoring in chemistry may follow several
programs of study, depending on career aspirations.
I.
B.S. Chemistry Major
(44 hours of Chemistry courses): This program
meets the needs of students who plan professional
careers in chemistry.
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for 2009-2010 B.S. Chemistry course requirements
II.
ACS Certification: With
the correct selection of electives and the addition
of several math and chemistry courses, the B.S.
Chemistry degree will satisfy all requirements
for certification by the American Chemical Society.
This option is recommended for students planning
to attend graduate school in chemistry or for
those who want a comprehensive background in
chemistry. Details of ACS certification are
outlined in the B.S. Chemistry course requirements.
III.
Biochemistry Specialization
(36 hours of Chemistry courses, 20 hours of
Biology courses): This program is designed for
students interested in the chemistry/biology
interface and provides preparation for chemistry
and biochemistry graduate school and medical
school.
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for 2009-2010 B.S. Chemistry, Biochemistry Specialization
course requirements
Minor
(20 hours)
- CHEM
125, 127, 128 (10) or 135, 137, 138 (10)
- CHEM
341, 344 and 345 or 346 (9-10) or 306 (4)
- Additional
CHEM electives to a minimum of 20 hours; CHEM
201 and 308 are recommended for students who
take 306. CHEM
313, 413, and 483 may not be counted toward
the minor
Other
programs
Programs in chemistry also are offered by the
College
of Education and Human Development.
Note:
Students who take two courses in any one of
the following groups will not receive graduation
credit for both:
CHEM
125, 135
CHEM
127, 137
CHEM
306, 341
CHEM
308, 445
CHEM
309, 446
CHEM
352, 405
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