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Chemistry Major
Bachelor of Science

  1. ACS-Approved Emphasis is especially suited for students planning on graduate work or desiring the best preparation for industrial employment.
    Upon completion of this emphasis, students will:
    • Develop an advanced understanding in multiple fields of chemistry.
    • Develop an independent research project, acquire and analyze data, and present the results at an off-campus professional meeting.
  2. Forensic Science Emphasis is a multidisciplinary program designed to train students
    in the analysis of physical and chemical case evidence and the associated legal implications.
    Upon completion of this emphasis, students will:
    • Understand the basic definitions, concepts and relationships of criminalistics.
    • Understand intake, transport and biochemical processes of toxins in the human
      body.
    • Gain expertise in the collection and analysis of evidence specific to forensic science.
    • Develop an independent research project, acquire and analyze data, and present the
      results at Celebrate Carroll.
  3. Pre-Health Science/Professional Emphasis is for those students who plan to pursue
    professional work in an allied health field such as medicine, dentistry, optometry, or
    veterinary science or pursue an industrial career.
    Upon completion of this emphasis, students will:
    • Develop an advanced understanding in a particular field of chemistry.
    • Be able to obtain work-related career experience in an industrial, corporate or
      medical setting.

Chemistry Major Core Courses
Chemistry Major Core Courses
Chemistry 109/109L, Principles of Chemistry I
Chemistry 110/110L, Principles of Chemistry II
Chemistry 201/201L, Analytical Chemistry
Chemistry 203/203L, Organic Chemistry I
Chemistry 204/204L, Organic Chemistry II
Chemistry 303/303L, Quantum Mechanics and Spectroscopy
Chemistry 308/308L, Biochemistry I
Chemistry 401/401L, Advanced Chemical Analysis and Instrumentation
Chemistry 402, Capstone: Modern Chemistry

Required Support Courses:
Computer Science 107 or higher
Mathematics 160 and 161, Calculus
Physics 203/203L and 204/204L, General Physics

 

ACS-Approved Emphasis

Core Courses plus
Chemistry 302/302L, Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
Chemistry 304/304L, Thermodynamics and Kinetics

To receive recognition of completion of this emphasis, students must earn a C or better in all chemistry major core courses and emphasis specific courses, and present results of a research project at a national chemistry meeting.

 

Pre-Health Science - Professional Emphasis

Core Courses plus
One chemistry courses numbered 300 or greater (4 credits)

 

Forensic Science Emphasis

Core Courses plus
Biology 100/100L, Introductory Human Biology (Recommended) or any 100 level biology course
Chemistry 104/104L, Forensic Science
Sociology 103, Introduction to Criminal Justice
Sociology 303, Criminal Procedure, Evidence and Investigation

 

Forensic Science Professional Emphasis

Core Courses plus
Biology 120, General Biology I
Biology 131, Human Genetics
Chemistry 104/104L, Forensic Science
Chemistry 310/310L, Advanced Forensic Science
Sociology 103, Introduction to Criminal Justice
Sociology 303, Criminal Procedure, Evidence and Investigation

Choose three from the following:
Chemistry 302, Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
Chemistry 304, Thermodynamics and Kinetics
Chemistry 306, Synthesis and Structure
Chemistry 309, Biochemistry II
Chemistry 480, Internship in Chemistry
Graphic Communication 230, Digital Photography
Mathematics 112, Introduction to Statistics
Sociology 212, Criminology
Sociology 304, Introduction to Criminal Law



Chemistry Minor1
Courses in the Minor
Chemistry 109/109L, Principles Chemistry I
Chemistry 110/110L, Principles Chemistry II
Chemistry 201/201L, Analytical Chemistry
Chemistry 203/203L, Organic Chemistry I
Chemistry 308/308L, Biochemistry I

1 Satisfies secondary teaching education minor for Department of Public Instruction.

 
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