Courses for Academic Year 2019–2020
If you're interested in majoring in chemistry, please compare these courses offered with the recommended sequence of courses for a chemistry major to take each semester to satisfy all requirements of the chemistry major (with or without the biochemistry concentration) in a timely fashion.
Fall 2019
CH 115 Fundamentals of Chemistry with Lab
CH 125 Principles of Chemistry
CH 314 Inorganic Chemistry with Lab
CH 332 Physical Chemistry I with Lab or CH330 Physical Chemistry I without Lab
CH 341 Biochemistry: Macromolecular Structure and Function with Lab
CH 342 Biochemistry: Intermediary Metabolism
CH 343 Experimental Biochemistry Laboratory
CH 377 Senior Seminar In Chemistry and Biochemistry
Research courses by special permission of instructors: CH 171 Introduction to Chemical Research, CH 271 Intermediate Chemical Research, and CH 371 Capstone in Chemistry
Professional Internship in Chemistry courses by faculty sponsorship and departmental approval: CH 299 and CH 399
Spring 2020
CH 126 Principles of Chemistry
CH 126 has the same course description as CH 125. CH 126 is only offered in the Spring semester and has a prerequisite of CH 115.
CH 232 Analytical Methods in Chemistry
CH 333 Physical Chemistry II with Lab
CH 341 Biochemistry: Macromolecular Structure and Function with Lab
CH 342 Biochemistry: Intermediary Metabolism
CH 343 Experimental Biochemistry Laboratory
CH 351C Special Topics In Chemistry
Computational Chemistry Instructor: William Kennerly
A hands-on survey of computational chemistry methods. Students will learn the concepts
that enable computational chemistry as well as how to appropriately use them to model
chemistry. Molecules and reactions from organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry,
physical chemistry, and biochemistry will be studied. Student will learn how to use
software using quantum chemical and molecular dynamics methods.
3 credits. Prerequisite: PY207 General Physics 1 Corequisite: CH222 Organic Chemistry 2 or Permission of Instructor
CH 351C Special Topics In Chemistry
Medicinal Chemistry Instructor: Ray Giguere
Course description coming soon.
3 credits. Prerequisite: CH222 Organic Chemistry 2
CH 378 Senior Seminar In Chemistry and Biochemistry
Research courses by special permission of instructors: CH 171 Introduction to Chemical Research, CH 271 Intermediate Chemical Research, and CH 371 Capstone in Chemistry
Professional Internship in Chemistry courses by faculty sponsorship and departmental approval: CH 299 and CH 399