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					| 2016-2017 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG] 
 
 Chemistry Major-Applied, Computer Science Emphasis  |  
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													| Requirements for Majors
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 All chemistry majors must take the Major Field Achievement Test in chemistry prior to graduation. This test is a part of CM 4921 .B.A. or B.S. degree program
 Total hours required: 62-70
Specific courses required:
 CM 1113 - General Chemistry Lectures I (3, 3) F, SP, SUCM 1123 - General Chemistry Lectures II (3, 3) F, SP, SUCM 1211 - General Chemistry Laboratories I (1, 1) F, SP, SUCM 1221 - General Chemistry Laboratories II (1, 1) F, SP, SUCM 2113 - Organic Chemistry Lectures I (3, 3) F, SUCM 2123 - Organic Chemistry Lectures II (3, 3) SP, SUCM 2211 - Organic Chemistry Laboratories I (1, 1) F, SUCM 2221 - Organic Chemistry Laboratories II (1, 1) SP, SUCM 2314 - Analytical Chemistry (4) SPCM 3414 - Instrumental Methods of Analysis (4) FCM 3613 - Inorganic Chemistry (3) SP Offered on demandCM 3621 - Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory (1) SP Offered on demandCM 3713 - Introduction to Physical Chemistry (3) FCM 4911 - Chemical Literature (1) FCM 4921 - Chemical Seminar (1) SPCS 1041 - Computer Applications - Math/Science (1) F, SPMA 1113 - College Algebra (3) F, SP, SUMA 1123 - Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry (3) F, SP, SUMA 1314 - Calculus I (4) F, SP, SUPH 1214 - Elementary College Physics I (4, 4) F, SU Offered on demandPH 1224 - Elementary College Physics II (4, 4) SP, SU Offered on demand
Additional Requirements:
 In addition, the student must select an emphasis in one of the subjects below. These subjects constitute the student’s minor.Emphasis in Computer Science:
 See department chairEmphasis in other academic areas:
 The chemistry department will consider proposals from students who wish to emphasize areas other than those listed above. This will be done in consultation with the academic chair. The area selected must be one which will compliment the student’s academic progress and professional goals.Note:
 This program is designed for students who do not plan to do graduate work in chemistry. |   Return to: Programs of Study
 
 
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