Elective Courses in the Next Two Years
Elective Courses in the Next Two Years
Fall 2026
- CHEM 4240 (or 4250) Advanced Organic Chemistry - Mechanism
- CHEM 4320 Nuclear Chemistry
- CHEM 4920 Seminar in Chemistry
Spring 2027
- CHEM 3030 Environmental Chemistry
- CHEM 3720 Chemistry Teaching Strategies
Fall 2027
- CHEM 4230 Advanced Organic Chemistry _ Synthesis
- CHEM 3210 Introduction to Molecular Modeling
- CHEM 4920 Seminar in Chemistry
Spring 2028
- CHEM 4310 Polymer Chemistry
- CHEM 4930 Nanomaterials
Note:
The following courses are offered normally in every spring semester and some are required courses for some tracks and some are electives for another track.
- CHEM 3360/3364 Physical Chemistry II (Lecture and Lab)
- CHEM 4660/4664 Biochemistry II (Lecture and Lab)
- CHEM 4610 Biochemistry of Metabolism
- CHEM 4400/4404 Instrumental Analysis (Lecture and Lab)
- CHEM 3710 Essenstials of Medicinal Chemistry
The following courses are offered each semester (Fall, Spring and Summer)
- CHEM 4950 CHEMISTRY PROJECTS
- CHEM 4960 CHEMISTRY PROBLEMS
- CHEM 4810 CHEMISTRY INTERNSHIP
- CHEM 2700 CHEMISTRY LEARNING ASSISTANTSHIP
Knowledge & Skills Gained as a Chemistry Major
Knowledge:
- Students learn to appreciate the world on the macro-scale, such as the synthesis of medicine, plastics, or biomolecules while learning the underlying principles occurring on the molecular level
- Gain an understanding of how to collect, organize and interpret chemical data
Skills:
- Students learn to use sophisticated instrumentation and equipment to investigate the world around them
- Students learn to critically analyze chemical information, synthesize the information, and present the information to a technical audience
- Chemistry majors become adept in laboratory work and data analysis
- Chemistry majors apply the principles of chemistry to solve qualitative and quantitative problems