Chemistry

Chemistry
Associate of Science

 

Program Summary

This program of study is designed for the student planning to transfer to a four-year baccalaureate degree program in chemistry. The following represents a suggested program of study and is intended to meet typical requirements of a transfer institution. The program may be modified to reflect student interests and/or the requirements of a particular transfer institution.

High school students who plan to major in chemistry and pursue a professional career should have strong preparation in mathematics, biology, chemistry and physics. Two years of algebra and trigonometry should be a minimum; additional math, especially calculus or per-calculus, is desirable.

Degree Offered:

Associate of Science in Chemistry

Classes Addressing Student Outcomes

CH177 Chemistry I w/ Lab
CH178 Chemistry II w/ Lab
CH225 Organic Chemistry I w/ Lab
CH235 Organic Chemistry II w/ Lab
MA178 College Algebra
MA205 Elements of Statistics
MA220 Analytic Geometry & Calculus I
MA230 Analytic Geometry & Calculus II
MA240 Analytic Geometry & Calculus III
PH207 College Physics I w/ Lab
PH208 University Physics I w/ Lab
PH227 College Physics II w/ Lab
PH228 University Physics I w/ Lab

Suggested Program of Study

COURSE NO.	COURSE NAME	CR HR(S)
ORIENTATION
FY100	First Year Experience	1
GENERAL EDUCATION COMPONENT
EN176	English Composition I	3
EN177	English Composition II	3
	Oral Communications - Gen. Ed.	3
	Mathematics - Gen. Ed.	3
	Natural Science with Lab - Gen. Ed.	5
	Social/ Behavioral Science - Gen. Ed.	3
	Social/ Behavioral Science - Gen. Ed.	3
	Arts/ Humanities - Gen. Ed.	3
	Arts/ Humanities - Gen. Ed.	3
	Physical Education - Lifestyle or Skill	1
SUGGESTED ELECTIVES See advisor for appropriate course work selection.		30
CH177	Chemistry I with Lab	5
CH178	Chemistry II with Lab	5
CH225	Organic Chemistry I with Lab	5
CH235	Organic Chemistry II with Lab	5
MA220	Analytic Geometry & Calculus I	5
MA230	Analytic Geometry & Calculus II	5
MA240	Analytic Geometry & Calculus III	5
MA245	Differential Equations	3
	Computer Science Elective	3
Min. Credit Hours to Graduate:		64

   

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