CHEMISTRY MAJOR CURRICULUM*#


Freshman Year

1st Semester Cr.   2nd Semester Cr.
READ 101## Reading 1   READ 102## Reading 1
ENGL 101## English 3   ENGL 102## English 3
CHEM 231/233 Chemistry 5   CHEM 232/234 Chemistry 5
HIST 103 History 3   HIST 104 History 3
PHED Phys. Ed. 1   PHED Phys. Ed. 1
MATH 207 Mathematics 4   MATH 208 Mathematics 4
1ORE 100 Orientation 0        
  Total 17     Total 17


Sophomore Year

1st Semester Cr.   2nd Semester Cr.
CHEM 237/238 Chemistry 4   PHYS 311/314 Physics 4
CHEM 320/322 Chemistry 5   CHEM 307/308 Chemistry 5
MATH 209 Mathematics 4   CHEM 321/323 Chemistry 5
PHYS 310/313 Physics 4   ELECTIVE Humanities 2
  Total 17     Total 16


Junior Year

1st Semester Cr.   2nd Semester Cr.
CSCI 205 or 229 Computer Sci 3   CHEM 402/404 Chemistry 5
CHEM 401/403 Chemistry 5   ELECTIVE 2nd Conc. 3
ELECTIVE 2nd Conc. 3   ELECTIVE Humanities 2
ELECTIVE Social Sci 3   ELECTIVE Social Sci 6
  Total 14     Total 16


Senior Year

1st Semester Cr.   2nd Semester Cr.
ELECTIVE Humanities 6   ELECTIVE Free 6
CHEM 541** Chemistry 3   ELECTIVE Humanities 3
ELECTIVE 2nd Conc. 3   CHEM 513** Chemistry 3
CHEM 551 Chemistry 1   ELECTIVE 2nd Conc. 3-4
ELECTIVE Social Sci 3   CHEM 552 Chemistry 1
  Total 16     Total 16-17


The curriculum for this major requires a second-concentration in f the following area: materials science. Twelve credits must be completed in the second-concentration.

COURSE CREDIT HRS.
MENG 211 STATICS 3
MENG 310 EXPERIMENTAL MECHANICS LAB. 2
MENG 316 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS 3
MENG 318 MATERIALS ENGINEERING 3
MENG 319 EDVANCED MATERIALS LAB. 1
  TOTAL 12


# A minimum average of "C" is required in chemistry courses.

##A minimum grade of "C" is required.

* Based on SAT/ACT results, a student may be required to take Reading 101 and/or Reading 102. Each reading course yields one hour credit and must be taken during the first year of enrollment. Additionally, a student may be required to take English 100, a 3 credit hour course. A minimum grad of "C" is required in English 100 and each Reading course.

** For certification by the American Chemical Society; a student must pass Chemistry 513, Chemistry 541, and an additional six credit hours of advanced chemistry (e.g., undergraduate research and/or specified 500-level courses). A student may choose to take six credit hours of advanced physics or six credit hours of advanced mathematics or a combination of these subjects as a replacement for advanced chemistry.