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Chemistry Sample Curriculum
Bulletin 2008-2009

First Year
Fall Semester		Spring Semester
CHEM 10181	3	CHEM 10182	3
CHEM 11181	1	CHEM 11182	1
MATH 10550	4	MATH 10560	4
PHYS 10310	4	PHYS 10320	4
FYC 13100	3	Philosophy 1,2	3
History 1	3	Social Science 1	3
Physical Education or ROTC	0	Physical Education or ROTC	0
Total:	18	Total:	18

Sophmore Year
Fall Semester		Spring Semester
CHEM 20283	3	CHEM 20284	3
CHEM 21283	1	CHEM 21284	2
Language	3	CHEM 23202 3	1
Theology	3	CHEM 20262	3
Elective	3	Language	3
Total:	13	Total:	15

Junior Year
Fall Semester		Spring Semester
CHEM 30321	3	CHEM 30322	3
CHEM 31321	2	CHEM 31322	2
CHEM 30333	2	CHEM 40434	3
CHEM 31333	1	Philosophy	3
CHEM 23201 3	3	Elective	3
Elective (or Language)	3
Total:	16	Total:	14

Senior Year
Fall Semester		Spring Semester
CHEM 40420	3	CHEM 23202 2	1
CHEM 40443	3	CHEM 41443	2
Electives	6	Science Electives 4,5	6
Fine Arts or Literature	3	Electives	6
Total:	15	Total:	15
1 The student should take three general requirement courses during the first year, including one course that is designated a University Seminar. Economics is required for the Chemistry with Business program. 2 One course in theology and philosophy should be completed by the end of the sophomore year. These courses may be taken in either semester of the first or second year. 3 In all the programs, one chemistry seminar is generally taken in each of the sophomore, junior and senior years. 4 Linear Algebra/Differential Equations (MATH 20580) is a recommended science elective. 5 Undergraduate research, CHEM 48498, is a recommended science elective in all programs beginning in the sophomore year with typically one or two credits per semester.