Chemistry, ACS Approved, B.S.

Calculus:

• MT 1800 - Calculus I (4)
• MT 1810 - Calculus II (4)

General Physics:

• PH 2850 - Physics for Scientists and Engineers I (3) and
• PH 2860 - Physics for Scientists and Engineers Laboratory I (1)

• and

• PH 2940 - Physics for Scientists and Engineers II (3) and
• PH 2920 - Physics for Scientists and Engineers Laboratory II (1)

•  (Recommended)

•     or

• PH 2700 - Physics for the Life Sciences I (3) and
• PH 2710 - Physics for the Life Sciences Lab I (1)

• and

• PH 2750 - Physics for the Life Sciences II (3)   and
• PH 2760 - Physics for the Life Sciences Lab II (1)

General Chemistry:

• CH 2610 - General Chemistry I (3) and
• CH 2620 - General Chemistry Laboratory I (1)

• and

• CH 2630 - General Chemistry II (3)
• CH 2640 - General Chemistry Laboratory II (1)

• or

• CH 2650 - Honors General Chemistry (4) and
• CH 2660 - Honors General Chemistry Laboratory (1)

Organic Chemistry:

• CH 2710 - Organic Chemistry I (3) and
• CH 2720 - Organic Chemistry Laboratory I (1)

•  

• CH 2730 - Organic Chemistry II (3) and
• CH 2740 - Organic Chemistry Laboratory II (1)

Analytical Chemistry:

• CH 3450 - Analytical Chemistry (3) and
• CH 3460 - Analytical Chemistry Laboratory (1)

Physical Chemistry:

• CH 3510 - Physical Chemistry I (3)

•  

• CH 3530 - Physical Chemistry II (3)

Biochemistry:

• CH 3310 - General Biochemistry I (3) and
• CH 3320 - Biochemistry Laboratory I (1)

•  

• CH 3330 - General Biochemistry II (3) and
• CH 3340 - Biochemistry Laboratory II (1)

Instrumental Analysis:

• CH 4430 - Applied Instrumental Methods of Analysis I (3)
• CH 4450 - Applied Instrumental Methods of Analysis II (3)

Inorganic Chemistry:

• CH 4650 - Inorganic Chemistry (3)

Chemical Literature Seminar:

• CH 4960 - Chemistry and Biochemistry Capstone (1)

Research (1 credit hour)

• CH 3990 - Research Projects, Introductory (1-3)

• or

• CH 4990 - Research Projects, Advanced (1)

Upper-division related hours:

For the 12 upper-division hours in the “related area,’ students may choose from courses in biology, physics, mathematics or other fields appropriate to their career objectives, such as economics, communications, etc.

A grade of C or better is required in each upper-division course of the major. (A grade of C- will not satisfy the requirement.)