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CHE-103
This course is designed for liberal arts students with little or no background in chemistry and who do not intend to major in any science....
Credit 3
CHE-104
This course is a continuation of CHE 103 and explores carious applications and implications of chemistry in our daily lives, such as polymers, metals and...
CHE-105
This laboratory covers topics such as metric and temperature measurements, physical and chemical changes, basic reactions, pH and basic organic chemistry. The student develops basic...
Credit 1
CHE-106
This laboratory course is a continuation of CHE 105 and covers such topics as water pollution, soap making, synthesis of nylon, properties or hard water,...
CHE-107
Designed for science majors, this is the first of a two-semester sequence and is designed to help students become familiar with the properties and reactions...
CHE-108
Designed for science majors, this course is the second of a two-semester sequence and is designed to help students become familiar with the properties and...
CHE-109
A laboratory course to accompany CHE 107, this course enables students to develop skills appropriate to the first-year chemistry course for science majors. Experiments for...
CHE-110
A laboratory course to accompany CHE 108, this course enables students to develop skills appropriate to the first-year chemistry course for science majors. Experiments for...
CHE-195
Special topics in the discipline, designed primarily for freshmen. Students may enroll in 195 Special Topics multiple times, as long as the topics differ.
Credit 1-5
CHE-201
This course is a work experience to gain necessary applied skills for a successful transition to employment, professional school or graduate research. The work performed...
Credit 0
CHE-202
CHE-211
This course is designed to give an introduction to the chemistry of carbon-hydrogen compounds, also known as organic chemistry. Students will study the structures, properties,...
CHE-212
This is the second course in a two-semester sequence. A functional group approach to organic chemistry is presented, with an emphasis on alkenes, alkynes, aromatic...
CHE-213
A laboratory course to accompany CHE 211. This course consists of one three-hour laboratory session per week. The laboratory covers the techniques for preparing, purifying,...
CHE-214
A laboratory course to accompany CHE 212. This course consists of one three-hour laboratory session per week. This class covers the techniques for preparing, purifying,...
CHE-240
This course introduces students to the use of computer software and computer programming for data exploration, modeling of natural systems (from biology, chemistry, or physics),...
Credit 3-4
CHE-250
This course investigates the chemical aspects and applications of forensics studies. The lecture and the laboratory provide a means to develop skills in the following...
Credit 4
CHE-295
Special Topics in the discipline, designed primarily for sophomores. Students may enroll in 295 Special Topics multiple times, as long as the topics differ.
CHE-307
This is the first course of a two-semester course sequence on basic quantitative methods of chemical analysis. This course focuses on basic analytical tools, such...
CHE-308
This is the second and last course of a one-year course sequence on basic quantitative methods of chemical analysis. The second semester covers instrumental topics,...
CHE-309
This is the first laboratory course of a two-laboratory course sequence, focusing on applications of the basic quantitative methods of chemical analysis in the laboratory....
Credit 2
CHE-310
This is the second and last laboratory course of the two-laboratory course sequence, focusing on applications of the basic quantitative methods of chemical analysis in...
CHE-315
The identification of organic compounds using various types of spectroscopy. Two lectures and one three-hour laboratory each week.
CHE-322
Application of modern chemical theories of structures, bonds, and reactions to inorganic substances.
CHE-325
A study of the principles and reactions that involve proteins and DNA in biological systems. The course investigates the structure and chemistry of amino acids,...
CHE-326
A study of the principles and reactions that occur upon the intake of nutrients (including carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins) in biological systems. The course will...
CHE-327
A laboratory course to accompany CHE 325. Qualitative and quantitative experiments related to ordinary biological-chemical materials. One three-hour laboratory.
CHE-328
A laboratory course to accompany CHE 326. Qualitative and quantitative experiments related to ordinary biological-chemical materials. One three-hour laboratory.
CHE-331
This is the first course of a two-semester sequence. This course will cover the principles of physical chemistry in the areas of thermodynamics, statistical mechanics,...
CHE-332
This is the second course of a two-semester sequence. This course will cover the fundamentals of quantum mechanics and spectroscopy, and their applications in chemical...
CHE-333
This is the laboratory companion to the Physical Chemistry for Biosciences (CHE 331) course. This laboratory will cover applications of thermodynamics, statistical mechanics, equilibrium, transport...
CHE-334
This is the laboratory companion for the Quantum Biology course (CHE 332). This laboratory will cover the applications of quantum mechanics as manifested in the...
CHE-341
The first course of a two-semester sequence. A study of the structure of organic molecules on a more advanced level using molecular orbital theory. The...
CHE-342
The second course of a two-semester sequence. A detailed study of the reaction mechanisms of several organic chemistry reactions. Two lectures.
CHE-395
Special topics in the discipline, designed primarily for juniors. Students may enroll in 395 Special Topics multiple times, as long as the topics differ.
CHE-420
This course is cross-listed and is otherwise known as HSL 785. This course provides the student with a better understanding of pharmacology from chemical and...
CHE-495
Special topics in the discipline, designed primarily for seniors who are majors or minors. Students may enroll in 495 Special Topics multiple times, as long...
CHE-499
Intensive supervised study and research on topics of the student's selection.
Credit 1-3
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