CHE-301 Organic Chemistry I 3 credits
Prerequisites: CHE-142 and CHE-142L
Corequisites: CHE-301L
A study of the aliphatic and aromatic compounds of carbon. Study includes structure, nomenclature, typical reaction of functional groups, structure reactivity relationships, synthesis and mechanisms of reactions. Three hours of lecture and one 3 1/2 hour laboratory weekly.
CHE-301L Organic Chemistry I Laboratory 1 credit
Prerequisites: CHE-142 and CHE-142L
Corequisites: CHE-301
A study of the aliphatic and aromatic compounds of carbon. Study includes structure, nomenclature, typical reaction of functional groups, structure reactivity relationships, synthesis and mechanisms of reactions. Three hours of lecture and one 3 1/2 hour laboratory weekly.
CHE-302 Organic Chemistry II 3 credits
Prerequisites: CHE-301 and CHE-301L
Corequisites: CHE-302L
A study of the aliphatic and aromatic compounds of carbon. Study includes structure, nomenclature, typical reaction of functional groups, structure reactivity relationships, synthesis and mechanisms of reactions. Three hours of lecture and one 3 1/2 hour laboratory weekly.
CHE-302L Organic Chemistry II Laboratory 1 credit
Prerequisites: CHE-301 and CHE-301L
Corequisites: CHE-302
A study of the aliphatic and aromatic compounds of carbon. Study includes structure, nomenclature, typical reaction of functional groups, structure reactivity relationships, synthesis and mechanisms of reactions. Three hours of lecture and one 3 1/2 hour laboratory weekly.
CHE-352 Analytical Chemistry II 3 credits
Prerequisites: CHE-252 and CHE-252L
Corequisites: CHE-352L
A continued study of the theory and techniques of analytical chemistry including instrumentation theory, separation theory, optical methods and automated analysis. Three hours of lecture and one 3 1/2 hour laboratory weekly.
CHE-352L Analytical Chemistry II Laboratory 1 credit
Prerequisites: CHE-252 and CHE-252L
Corequisites: CHE-352
A continued study of the theory and techniques of analytical chemistry including instrumentation theory, separation theory, optical methods and automated analysis. Three hours of lecture and one 3 1/2 hour laboratory weekly.
CHE-394 Special Topics in Chemistry 2 credits
Prerequisites: CHE-302 and CHE-302L
A course for students pursuing a major or minor in chemistry. Specialized subjects in inorganic, analytical, organic, physical, environmental or biochemistry will be examined in a lecture and seminar format. Topics involving current literature and research will be emphasized. Four hours of lecture weekly.
CHE-395 Chemistry Research 1 - 3 credits
Prerequisites: Permission.
A laboratory research project culminating in a paper written in accordance with departmental guidelines. The paper will make an original contribution to the science of chemistry.
CHE-397 Internship 1 - 3 credits
Prerequisites: Permission.
Internships are designed to give students experience in their fields of interest. A written summary of the internship and weekly consultation with the instructor may be required. See internship guidelines.