The student must complete all of the following chemistry courses:
CHEM 123 General Chemistry I – 4 credit hours
CHEM 124 General Chemistry II – 4 credit hours
CHEM 221 Quantitative Analysis – 5 credit hours
CHEM 223 Organic Chemistry I – 4 credit hours
CHEM 224 Organic Chemistry II – 4 credit hours
CHEM 225 Organic Laboratory Techniques – 2 credit hours
CHEM 226 Organic Synthesis and Spectroscopy – 2 credit hours
CHEM 311 Laboratory Safety & Maintenance – 2 credit hours
CHEM 427 Physical Chemistry I – 4 credit hours
CHEM Chemistry Elective (300 level or above) – 3 credit hours
Students must complete the Liberal Studies requirements for Teacher Education Students, the Secondary Education Minor requirements, the General Science Teacher Education Certification requirements, and the following additional courses:
CHEM 123 *General Chemistry I – 4 credit hours
CHEM 124 *General Chemistry II – 4 credit hours
CHEM 221 Quantitative Analysis – 5 credit hours
CHEM 223 Organic Chemistry I – 4 credit hours
CHEM 224 Organic Chemistry II – 4 credit hours
CHEM 225 Organic Laboratory Techniques – 2 credit hours
CHEM 311 Laboratory Safety & Maintenance – 2 credit hours
MATH 120 *College Algebra – 3 credit hours
MATH 121 *Pre-Calculus – 2 credit hours
BIOL 110 *General Biology – 4 credit hours
COMP 131 *Foundations of Computer Science – 3 credit hours
Either PHYS 120 Introductory Physics
or ALL of the following:
PHYS 221 General Physics I
PHYS 221L General Physics I Lab
PHYS 222 General Physics II
PHYS 222L General Physics II Lab
ED 406 Methods of Teaching Natural Sciences (ACCK) – 3 credit hours
*The starred courses are also General Science requirements.
Requirements should be established by agreement among the student, the student’s advisor, and the chemistry faculty. The following courses outline the typical requirements for a Chemistry minor:
CHEM 123 General Chemistry I – 4 credit hours
CHEM 124 General Chemistry II – 4 credit hours
Chemistry Electives (Excluding CHEM 120) – 8 credit hours
Students will take one course from each of the three subject areas in science:
Life Sciences:
BIOL 110 General Biology – 4 credit hours or
BIOL102 Environmental Awareness - 3 credit hours
Physical Sciences:
CHEM120 Introductory Chemistry – 4 credit hours or
CHEM 123 General Chemistry I – 4 credit hours or
PHYS118 Introduction to Physical Science – 4 credit hours or
PHYS 221 General Physics and Lab – 5 credit hours
Earth and Space Science:
NSCM145 General Geology – 4 credit hours or
PHYS118 Earth-Space Science – 4 credit hours or
NSCM133 Descriptive Astronomy – 4 credit hours
Students will choose (6) six hours from Statistics, the Computer Studies Department or from a related technology-rich application. Only four hours of application courses will count towards the minor. The requirements may be met from any of the following:
- A Statistics Course
- Any courses from the Computer Studies Department
- Technology-related courses (with approval from the Computer Studies Department)
Additional course – 3 credit hours
Additional course – 3 credit hours
Additional course – 3 credit hours