Chemistry Major (57 credits):
The chemistry major serves those students who wish to build an educational background for a variety of interesting careers. A chemistry graduate is ready for immediate employment either as a chemical technician or as a chemist in government, industry or academia. Chemistry offers excellent preparation for professional schools including medicine, dentistry, veterinary science or for graduate work in chemistry. Careers can be found in any of the traditional areas of chemistry as well as in forensic science, materials science, environmental science, food chemistry, paper chemistry, water chemistry, agricultural chemistry, petroleum chemistry, geochemistry, polymer chemistry, paint and coatings chemistry and scientific writing and/or art. An advanced degree can also lead to doing fundamental research in academia, industry or government or professional work in management, law, sales, marketing, consulting and purchasing. A chemistry career is usually limited only by one’s own vision!
A. Chemistry Core
All of the following:
C131 General Chemistry I
C133 General Chemistry I Lab
C142 General Chemistry II
C144 General Chemistry II Lab
C321 Organic Chemistry I
C322 Organic Chemistry II
C331 Physical Chemistry I
C341 Analytical Chemistry I
C443 Chemistry Seminar
C445 Chemistry Research Planning
C446 Chemistry Research Experience
C447 Chemistry Research Thesis
M151 Calculus I
M152 Calculus II
P201 Introductory Physics I
P202 Introductory Physics I Lab
P211 Introductory Physics II
P212 Introductory Physics II Lab
B. All of the following:
C332 Physical Chemistry II
C451 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
C. Either two additional 400-level chemistry electives or M251 Calculus and one additional 400-level chemistry elective.
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