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Core classes for Chemistry, Biochemistry, and Environmental Chemistry:
- Chem 103 (General Chemistry I) & Chem 104 (General Chemistry II) or Chem 107 (Advanced General Chemistry)
- Chem 203 (Organic Chemistry I) & Chem 204 (Organic Chemistry II)
Both Chemistry and Biochemistry require some core classes:
- Physics 109 (Newtonian) & Physics 110 (Electricity and Magnetism)
- Math 121 (Calculus I) & Math 122 (Calculus II)
Chemistry Major
Core Classes +
- Chem 311 (Instrumental Analysis)
- Chem 351 (Quantum Chemistry/Spectroscopy) or Chem 355 (Thermodynamics and Kinetics)
- Two electives (can be a 200, 300, 400 level course)
Honors In Chemistry +
- Students must take both Chem 351 (Quantum Chemistry/Spectroscopy) and 355 (Thermodynamics and Kinetics)
In place of the two electives students are required to take:
- Chem 0431 (Advanced Inorganic Chemistry)
- Chem 400 (Seminar in Chemical Research)
- Chem 701 (Senior Thesis)
Biochemistry Major
Core Classes +
- Chem 313 (Biochemistry Laboratory)
- Chem 322 (Biochemistry of Macromolecules)
- Two electives (can be a 200, 300, 400 level course)
Honors In Biochemistry +
In place of the two electives students are required to take:
- Chem 311 (Instrumental Analysis)
- Chem 355 (Thermodynamics and Kinetics)
- Chem 0425 (Advanced Organic Chemistry)
- Chem 400 (Seminar in Chemical Research)
- Chem 701 (Senior Thesis)
Environmental Chemistry Major
Core Classes +
- ENVS 0112 (Natural Science and the Environment)
- ENVS 0211 (Conservation and Environmental Policy)
- ENVS 0215 (Contested Grounds: U.S. Cultures and Environments)
- GEOG 0120 (Spatial Thinking with Geographic Information Systems)
- CHEM 270 (Environmental Chemistry)
- CHEM 311 (Instrumental Analysis)
- At least one semester of formal senior level research
Honors in Environmental Chemistry +
- ENVS 401 (Environmental Studies Sr Sem)
- ENVS 700 (Senior Independent Study)
- ENVS 701 (Senior Thesis)
