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CHM-110 Introduction to Chemistry, 3 cr.
The lecture portion of SC174A.
(Formerly
SC-173A)
CHM-111 Intro to Chemistry I Lab, 1 cr.
Laboratory to accompany CHM-110; same as the laboratory portion
of CHM-112.
(Formerly SC-172A)
CHM-148 College Chemistry II, 3 cr.
The lecture portion of CHM-152. Prerequisite: CHM-112.
(Formerly SC-176A)
CHM-149 College Chemistry II Lab, 1 cr.
Laboratory to accompany CHM-148; Same as the laboratory portion
of CHM-148.
(Formerly SC-177A)
CHM-151 College Chemistry I, 4 cr.
The first of two general survey courses introducing the student
to general, organic and biological chemistry. Topics covered
are chemical calculations, atomic structure, nuclear
chemistry, periodic relations, gas laws, solid state, solutions,
and acids and bases. Lecture and laboratory.
(Formerly SC-174A)
CHM-152 College Chemistry II, 4 cr.
Continuation of SC174A. Covers kinetics and equilibrium of
chemical reactions as well as acid-base theory. Hydrocarbon
naming and reactions are also covered, including alcohols,
carbohydrates, amines, acids, acid derivatives, lipids, amino
acids, nucleic acids and proteins, SNA, RNA and metabolism.
Lecture and laboratory. Prerequisite: SC174A.
(Formerly SC-175A)
CHM-166 General Chemistry I, 5 cr.
The properties of matter in terms of modern chemical principles.
The topics covered are measurements, stoichiometry, atomic
structure, chemical reactions, periodic relationships, gas laws,
thermochemistry, quantum theory, solutions and equilibrium and
inter-and intra-molecular forces. Problem solving in each of
the areas is included. Lecture and laboratory. Prerequisite:
High school chemistry and mathematics.
(Formerly SC-196A)
CHM-176
General Chemistry II, 5 cr.
Acids and bases, oxidation/reduction, solubility products, and
nuclear chemistry, kinetics, equilibrium, thermodynamics,
electrochemistry, coordination complexes, qualitative analysis,
and an introduction to organic chemistry. Problem solving in
each of the areas is included. Includes microscale and semi-microscale
lab.
(Formerly SC-199A)
CHM-190 Intro to Forensic Chemistry, 4 cr.
This course covers the basics of chemistry as it relates to the
forensic lab. In the course we will cover the basics of
evidence collection, clues at the atomic level, the basics of
chemical evidence including DNA evidence. Also covered will be
the use of chemistry in explosives, arson investigations,
poisoning, and estimating time of death of a victim. Lecture
and laboratory.
CHM-263
Organic Chemistry I, 5 cr.
This is part of a year long rigorous survey of Organic
Chemistry. Modern Organic Chemistry, including nomenclature,
syntheses, structure, bonding, mechanisms and carbon and its
compounds. This course is for students majoring in pre-medicine,
pre-veterinary medicine, chemistry, biological sciences, and for
anyone planning to take further courses in chemistry. Lecture
and Laboratory.Prerequisite: CHM-176
(Formerly SC-278A)
CHM-273
Organic Chemistry II, 5 cr.
Continuation of CHM-273. This is part of a year long rigorous
survey of Organic Chemistry. Classes of organic compounds
studied will be aldehydes, ketones, acids and acid derivatives,
amines and nitrogen derived compounds. Aromatic compounds,
reactions, mechanisms, carbohydrates, nucleic acids, and
proteins are covered. Lecture and laboratory.
(Formerly SC-279A)
CHM-948
Special Projects, 2 cr.
Special problems in organic chemistry to cover deficiencies in a
student's organic chemistry background.
(Formerly SC-280A) |
