Department of Chemistry

Courses:

50:160:115    (3)    Chemical Principles I
50:160:125    (1)    Chemical Principles Lab I
50:160:116    (3)    Chemical Principles II
50:160:126    (1)    Chemical Principles Lab II
50:160:335    (4)    Organic Chemistry I
50:160:339    (1)    Organic Chemistry Lab I
50:160:336    (4)    Organic Chemistry II
50:160:340    (1)    Organic Chemistry Lab II
50:160:325    (3)    Analytical Chemistry
50:160:329    (1)    Analytical Chemistry Lab
50:160:326    (3)    Instrumental Analysis
50:160:330    (1)    Instrumental Analysis Lab
50:160:343    (3)    Structure and Bonding
50:160:345    (3)    Physical Chemistry I
50:160:347    (1)    Physical Chemistry Lab I
50:160:346    (3)    Physical Chemistry II
50:160:348    (1)    Physical Chemistry Lab II       
50:160:491    (1)    Competence in Chem (Exit exam)
50:160:492    (1)    Competence in Chem (Exit exam)    

Two courses from
50:115:403    (3)     General Biochemistry I
50:115:404    (3)    General Biochemistry II
50:160:413 thru 448    (3)    Upper level Chemistry Lecture Courses
56:160 (or 115 or 121) :500 level courses (3)     Graduate Chemistry Lecture Courses

An Advanced lab from
50:115:407    (1)     General Biochemistry Lab I
50:160:412    (1)    Inorganic Chemistry Lab I
50:160:438    (1)    Solid State Chemistry Lab
50:160:446    (1)    Polymer Chemistry Lab
50:160:495    (1)    Research In Chemistry
50:160:496    (1)    Research In Chemistry        (46 Chem credits)

Outside of Department
50:640:121    (4)    Unified Calculus I
50:640:122    (4)    Unified Calculus II
50:640:221    (4)    Unified Calculus III
50:640:250    (3)    Linear Algebra
50:640:314    (3)     Elementary Differential Equations
50:750:131    (3)     Elements of Physics I
50:750:133    (1)    Elements of Physics Lab I
50:750:132    (3)    Elements of Physics II
50:750:134    (1)    Elements of Physics Lab II        (26 credits)
 (50:750:131-134 can be substituted by 50:750:203-206, but the 131-134 sequence is preferred)
               
(46 + 26 = 72 credits )

Notes:
1) You are only allowed one D grade in your Chem/Biochem lecture courses. The rest must be C or better.
2) This is fairly math intensive, and is 1 course away from a Math minor.
3) Research Credits can (with PRIOR approval) be used to substitute for chem courses/labs. Speak to the Chair.
4) A typical sequence of classes is shown below – there is little flexibility in the 1st two years, but more in the last two years.

Six credits needed of red courses

Please pay attention to our pre-reqs that are strictly enforced.

(e.g. PChem requires you to have completed at least calc II and physics II).