| CHEM103 | General Chemistry | This course introduces the properties of atoms and molecules using the logical processes of scientific reasoning and investigation. Models of the atom are developed using periodicity and quantum mechanics, and these models are extended to molecu... |
| CHEM103L | General Chemistry Lab | No Description Set |
| CHEM104 | General Chemistry | This course examines chemical reactions using the logical processes of scientific reasoning and investigation. Chemical reactions are studied from the perspectives of thermodynamics, equilibrium and kinetics. Applications will be made to the bio... |
| CHEM104L | General Chemistry Lab | No Description Set |
| CHEM250 | Lead and Civilization | An intensive examination of the role lead has played in the history of civilization, with emphasis on how the uses and toxicity of this metal are related to its chemical properties. Meets Core credit for natural sciences. |
| CHEM251 | Molecular Architecture | The vibrant world of chemistry is explored by seeking answers to three specific questions: 1) What is a molecule? 2) How are molecules constructed? 3) How are molecules characterized? Answers to these questions are sought by an in-depth investig... |
| CHEM252 | Chemistry of Crime Scene Investigation | This course relates real world applications of analytical chemistry to the investigation of crimes. The underlying chemistry and biochemistry involved in forensic analysis are addressed. Also, the exploration of scientific inquiry as it relates... |
| CHEM253 | Chemical Perspectives on Life | This course explores the question: What do living organisms look like from a chemical perspective? Answering this question requires an understanding of fundamental chemical concepts of inorganic, organic and biochemistry. The laboratory will enh... |
| CHEM253L | Chemical Perspectives on Life Lab | No Description Set |
| CHEM297 | Introduction to Laboratory & Field Research | This course will introduce the student to scientific research in the laboratory or field through individual instruction on the direction of a Chemistry faculty member. Graded S/U. Offered each semester. |
| CHEM307 | Organic Chemistry I | A survey of the general principles of organic chemistry including nomenclature, structure, reactions, multi-step synthesis, the effect of structural variation on reactivity and structural determination by spectroscopic methods. Emphasis is placed on... |
| CHEM307L | Organic Chemistry Laboratory I | Provides practical experience in modern techniques utilized in the organic chemistry laboratory. The course emphasized the study of the properties, reactivity, and synthesis of organic compounds. The spectrochemical analysis of organic compounds is... |
| CHEM308 | Organic Chemistry II | A survey of the general principles of organic chemistry including nomenclature, structure, reactions, multi-step synthesis, the effect of structural variation on reactivity and structural determination by spectroscopic methods. Emphasis is placed on... |
| CHEM308L | Organic Chemistry Laboratory II | Provides practical experience in modern techniques utilized in the organic chemistry laboratory. The course emphasized the study of the properties, reactivity, and synthesis of organic compounds. The spectrochemical analysis of organic compounds is... |
| CHEM308LHN | Organich Chemistry Lab II Honors | No Description Set |
| CHEM320 | Quantitative Analysis | A study of the fundamental principles of gravimetric, volumetric, colorimetric, potentiometric and chromatographic methods of analysis as applied to the quantitative determination of constituents in practical samples. Two lectures and two three-hour... |
| CHEM320HN | Quantitative Analysis: Honors | No Description Set |
| CHEM320L | Quantitative Anaylsis Lab | No Description Set |
| CHEM350 | Science as a Cultural Force | An inquiry into the nature of the scientific method in relation to human culture and its use in gaining and applying new knowledge. This course constitutes a substantial interdisciplinary investigation of the impact of science and technology upo... |
| CHEM350A | Science as a Cultural Force: The Making Of the Bomb | An inquiry into the nature of the scientific method in relation to human culture and its use in gaining and applying new knowledge. This course constitutes a substantial interdisciplinary investigation of the impact of science and technology upon so... |
| CHEM350B | Science as a Cultural Force: The Tobacco Wars | An inquiry into the nature of the scientific method in relation to human culture and its use in gaining and applying new knowledge. This course constitutes a substantial interdisciplinary investigation of the impact of science and technology upon so... |
| CHEM350C | Science As a Cultural Force: Science and Human Nature | An inquiry into the nature of the scientific method in relation to human culture and its use in gaining and applying new knowledge. This course constitutes a substantial interdisciplinary investigation of the impact of science and technology upon so... |
| CHEM350D | Science As a Cultural Force: Evolution - For and Against | An inquiry into the nature of the scientific method in relation to human culture and its use in gaining and applying new knowledge. This course constitutes a substantial interdisciplinary investigation of the impact of science and technology upon so... |
| CHEM350E | Science As a Cultural Force: Science and Rationality | An inquiry into the nature of the scientific method in relation to human culture and its use in gaining and applying new knowledge. This course constitutes a substantial interdisciplinary investigation of the impact of science and technology upon so... |
| CHEM411 | Quantum Mechanics | This course examines the mathematical models that describe the quantum mechanical world. Students will examine how quantum mechanics developed as a necessary science for explaining atomic behavior. Chem 411 is offered in the fall, odd years. |
| CHEM411L | Quantum Mechanics Laboratory | Quantum mechanics describes the atomic world. Students will to use tools of model building, mathematical representation and experimental data analysis to assist in understanding the quantum mechanical nature of atoms and molecules. |
| CHEM412 | Thermodynamics | Examines the mathematical models that describe the thermodynamic and kinetic behavior of atoms/molecules. CHEM 412 is offered in the spring, even years. |
| CHEM412L | Thermodynamics Laboratory | Thermodynamics describes the exchange of energy in the form of heat and motion of atoms and molecules. Students will to use tools of model building, mathematical representation and experimental data analysis to assist in understanding the thermodyna... |
| CHEM413 | Advanced Synthesis Laboratory | Multistep syntheses with careful purification and characterization of each intermediate are used to intregate new ideas and techniques with those introduced in previous courses. |
| CHEM416 | Advanced Inorganic Chemistry | Studies trends in reactivity, structure and properties of the elements. Three lectures and one three-hour laboratory per week. |
| CHEM416HN | Advanced Inorganic Chemistry Honors | No Description Set |
| CHEM420 | Instrumental Analysis | A thorough study of the physical principles and the analytical techniques used in instrumental methods of analysis. Two lectures and two three- hour laboratory periods each week. Offered each spring. |
| CHEM420HN | Instrumental Analysis Honors | No Description Set |
| CHEM420L | Instrumental Analysis Lab | No Description Set |
| CHEM423 | Pharmacology Toxicology I | A study of the principles of pharmacology, including drug administration, pharmacokinetics, and therapeutic and/or toxic effects of commonly used drugs. Focus is on the action of drugs on the autonomic and central nervous systems. Offered each fall. |
| CHEM429 | Biochemistry | Introduction to biochemical principles, systems and methods including the chemistry and metabolism of biologically important compounds. Three lectures and one three-hour laboratory period per week. Course may be taken without lab for three hours cr... |
| CHEM429L | Biochemistry Lab | No Description Set |
| CHEM439 | Advanced Topics in Biochemistry | A study of the complexity of the chemical reaction of biological macromolecules involving investigating the interactions of both organic and inorganic molecules (bio-inorganic chemistry) and the techniques used to study biomolecular structure and fun... |
| CHEM493 | Internship | An internship in a laboratory and/or field setting applicable to the discipline will be completed under the supervision of a qualified professional(s). Documentation of 50 clock hours per credit hour, typically over six consecutive weeks (minimum)... |
| CHEM497 | Laboratory & Field Research | Laboratory research performed under faculty supervision. This course allows undergraduate students the opportunity to become involved in original research projects directed by Chemistry/Geology faculty members. Repeatable up to 8 hours. |
| CHEM498 | Independent Study | No Description Set |
| CHEMELCT | Chemistry Elective | No Description Set |