Chemistry
Required for the Chemistry Major
- Introductory Principles
- Chemistry 115 and 116 or
Chemistry 119 or the equivalent
- Mathematics 140, 150, and 160 or
the equivalent
- Physics 150 and 160
- Three courses from Group I, three courses from Group II, and two
courses (of which at least one must be a laboratory course) from Group
III
Note: No course can count in two different
categories.
- Group I: Structure, Properties, and
Synthesis
Chemistry 220, 247, 250, 252, 320, 340
- Group II:
Quantitative Chemistry
Chemistry 210, 370, 410, 470,
475
- Group III: Topics, Applications, and Additional
Subdisciplines
Chemistry 320, 340, 410, 440, 450, 470,
475
- Six units of credit earned in Chemistry Seminar courses
numbered 380, 480, and 680
Required for the Chemistry Minor
A minimum of
six chemistry courses to include:
- Introductory
Principles
Chemistry 115 and 116 or Chemistry 119 or the
equivalent
- Two courses from Group I, two courses from Group II, and one course
from Group III, of which three courses must be laboratory courses and
one must be numbered 400 or above
Note: No course can count
in two different categories.
- Group I: Structure, Properties,
and Synthesis
Chemistry 220, 247, 250, 252, 320, and 340
- Group
II: Quantitative Chemistry
Chemistry 210, 370, 410, 470,
475
- Group III: Topics, Applications, and Additional
Subdisciplines
Chemistry 320, 340, 410, 440, 450, 470,
475
- At least three units of credit earned in Chemistry Seminar courses
numbered 380, 480, and 680
- C average in the minor
Required for the Interdisciplinary Major in the Natural
Sciences in Chemistry and a Seconday Discipline
Chemistry students who have strong secondary interests in biology,
physics, or geology, including pre-medical or pre-professional students,
may construct a major involving chemistry and one of the other three
natural sciences, using the interdisciplinary major in the natural
sciences. The requirements for this major with chemistry
as the primary discipline are:
- Introductory course sequences in
chemistry, physics, and either biology or geology, chosen to include the
discipline of secondary interest. The introductory sequences are:
- Biology 110 and 120 or Biology 110 and 140
- Chemistry 115 and 116 or
Chemistry 119
- Geology 110 and 210
- Physics 150 and 160
- Intermediate/Advanced Requirement:
At least ten six-unit courses in the sciences (biology, chemistry,
geology, physics) numbered 200 or above, with at least five in chemistry and at least three in
the secondary discipline.
- Six units of credit earned in
Chemistry Seminar courses numbered 380, 480, and 680
