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  Newark Undergraduate Catalog 2006-2008 Liberal Arts Colleges Academic Programs and Courses Chemistry 160 Major Requirements  

Major Requirements

The undergraduate curriculum in chemistry is designed to provide instruction in each of the major areas of chemistry. It provides excellent training for those who intend to go to graduate school or professional schools of medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, law, and pharmacy, and for those seeking employment in the vast chemical research industry of New Jersey.

The degrees offered by the chemistry department are accredited by the American Chemical Society. A suggested sequence of courses leading to the B.A. degree in chemistry is outlined below. The department is very well equipped with current state-of-the-art research instrumentation in several fields of chemical inquiry. Chemistry majors are encouraged to participate in research conducted by the faculty starting as early as the sophomore or junior year, contingent on the student's progress.

First Year

Fall Term

  21:120:101  General Biology (3) *

  21&62:160:113  General Chemistry Laboratory (1)

  21&62:160:115  General Chemistry (4)

  21&62:350:101  English Composition (3)

  21&62:640:135  Calculus I (4) **

  history (3)

  social science (3)

Spring Term

  21:120:102  General Biology (3) *

  21&62:160:114  General Chemistry Laboratory (1)

  21&62:160:116  General Chemistry (4)

  21&62:350:102  English Composition (3)

  21&62:640:136  Calculus II (4)

  history (3)

  social science (3)

Sophomore Year

Fall Term

  21&62:160:207  Structure and Bonding (3) ***

  21&62:160:335  Organic Chemistry (4)

  21&62:750:203  General Physics I (4) or 21&62:750:213 University Physics (4)

  21&62:750:205  Introductory Physics Laboratory (1)

  literature (3)

  foreign language or elective (3)

Spring Term

  21&62:160:331  Organic Chemistry Laboratory (2)

  21&62:160:336  Organic Chemistry (4)

  21&62:750:204  General Physics II (4) or 21&62:750:214 University Physics (4)

  21&62:750:206  Introductory Physics Laboratory (1)

  literature (3)

  foreign language or elective (3)

Junior Year

Fall Term

  21&62:160:227  Experimental Analytical Chemistry (3)

  21&62:160:345  Physical Chemistry (3)

  interdisciplinary elective (3)

  electives (6)

Spring Term

  21&62:160:346  Physical Chemistry (3)

  21&62:198:101  Computers and Programming I (3)

  fine arts elective (3)

  electives (6)

Senior Year

Fall Term

  21&62:160:413  Inorganic Chemistry (3)

  21&62:160:427  Physical Chemistry Laboratory (4)

  21&62:160:453  Seminar (1)

  electives (9)

Spring Term

  21&62:160:350  Writing and Presentation of Chemistry (3)

  21&62:160:448  Synthesis and Characterization (4)

  electives (12)

* Optional, but strongly recommended for premedical students. Taken in place of history or social sciences elective, which would be taken instead in a later term.
** 21&62:640:114 Precalculus may be enrolled in first. If so, students enroll in Calculus I in the spring term and Calculus II in the fall term of the sophomore year.
*** May be enrolled in fall term of junior year.


 
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