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          On this page you will find information on particular classes. Included will be a brief description of the class, the name of the instructor of the course, the course dates and time, and a link to the website for the class, if there is one.

          The courses of the current semester are organized according to the level number (e.g. Chem 105 is placed in the section marked "100"). From there you will be able to find the information on your class of interest. A list of the complete schedule of chemistry courses for the current or upcoming semester can be found here

    current listings: Spring 2008

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    100 Introductory Course in General Inorganic Chemistry

    Designed for the student with little or no previous science training.

    101- Introductory Chemistry

    Introductory chemistry with an emphasis on organic chemistry and selected aspects of general chemistry.

    102 Introductory College Chemistry

    Modern fundamental principles of chemistry, with emphasis on the chemistry of nonmetals.

    103 (201) Survey of Biochemistry

    The nature of materials of biological systems.

    104 General Chemistry and Qualitative Analysis

    Continuation of Chemistry 102.

    105 General Chemistry for Engineering

    With emphasis on applications in engineering fields.

    106 Chemistry in the World Around Us

    Chemistry for non-science majors.

    221/223 Elementary Quantitative Analysis

    343 Organic Chemistry

    344 Organic Chemistry Laboratory

    345 Organic Chemistry

  • Lecture 001 - Gloria B. Freschl
  • 381 Honors Seminar

    Discussions of aspects of the relationship of chemistry and society.

    481 Criminalistics

    Instruction on collection, preservation, and analysis of physical evidence from crime scenes. Instruction on the rules of evidence and expert testimony.
    • Lecture 001- Michael J Camp

    501 Introduction to Biochemistry

    The chemistry of biological systems.
  • Lecture 001- Graham Moran - 501 Website
  • 511 Inorganic Chemistry

    Introduction to theoretical principles and descriptive chemistry of the elements.
  • Lecture 001- Dean Duncan
  • 561 Physical Chemistry I

    Primary focus on chemical thermodynamics..
    • Lecture 001- Jorg Woehl

    584 Advanced Chemistry Laboratory II

    Advanced laboratory for analysis and characterization of chemical compounds.
    • Lab 801- Joe Alstadt, Peter Geissinger

    602 Biochemistry: Cellular Processes

    Biosynthesis and metabolism of nucleic acids, structure and replication of DNA, control of gene expression, signal transduction.

    603 Introduction to Biochemistry Laboratory:

    Experiments in biological preparations, colorimetry, chromatography, and radio isotope techniques.
    • DIS 601 - Graham Moran

    604 Biochemistry:Metabolism

    Glycolysis, photosynthesis, biosynthesis, metabolism.
    • Lecture 601 - David Petering

    647 Physical Methods of Organic Chemistry
    Application of modern instrumental methods to the separation, analysis, and identification of organic compounds.




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