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MVB 2322 Applied Brass (2)
Continued Study Of All Scales And Arpeggios; Advanced Articulation, Phrasing; Analysis Of Representative Literature. May Be Repeated For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours.
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MVB 2323 Applied Brass (2)
Continued Study Of All Scales And Arpeggios; Advanced Articulation, Phrasing; Analysis Of Representative Literature. May Be Repeated For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours.
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MVB 2324 Applied Brass (2)
Continued Study Of All Scales And Arpeggios; Advanced Articulation, Phrasing; Analysis Of Representative Literature. May Be Repeated For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours.
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MVB 2325 Pplied Brass (2)
Continued Study Of All Scales And Arpeggios; Advanced Articulation, Phrasing; Analysis Of Representative Literature. May Be Repeated For Maximum Credit Of 4 Hours.
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MVB 3331 Applied Brass (2)
Establishment Of Repertoire, Extensive Literature, Etudes.
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MVB 3332 Applied Brass (2)
Establishment Of Repertoire, Extensive Literature, Etudes.
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MVB 3333 Applied Brass (2)
Establishment Of Repertoire, Extensive Literature, Etudes.
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MVB 3334 Applied Brass (2)
Establishment Of Repertoire, Extensive Literature, Etudes.
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MVB 3335 Applied Brass (2)
Establishment Of Repertoire, Extensive Literature, Etudes.
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MVB 4333 Applied Brass (2)
Preparation For Senior Recital Performance.
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MVB 4341 Applied Brass (2)
Preparation For Senior Recital Performance.
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MVB 4342 Applied Brass (2)
Preparation For Senior Recital Performance.
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MVB 4344 Applied Brass (2)
Preparation For Senior Recital Performance.
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MVB 4345 Applied Brass (2)
Preparation For Senior Recital Performance.
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Building Construction |
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BCN 1221C Building Construction I (3)
This course emphasizes the fundamentals of building construction through a sequential approach. Students are introduced to both concrete-masonry and wood framing types of construction. Phases of construction, detailing, codes and other topics relevant to new and rehabilitated structures are also discussed.
EGS 1110C Engineering Graphics I (2)
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BCN 2230 Materials and Methods of Construction 1 (3)
Study Of Building Materials (sources, Properties And Uses) And Construction Methods. The Materials Studied Are Wood, Masonry And Concrete.
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BCN 2231 Materials and Methods of Construction 2 (3)
A Continuation Of The Study Of Building Materials (sources, Properties And Uses) And Construction Methods. This Course Covers Steel, Precast Concrete, Finishes And Composite Structures. Fastening Forms, Techniques And Related Structural Systems Are Topics.
Prerequisite: BCN 2230 Materials and Methods of Construction 1 (3)
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BCN 3240 Construction Equip & Operation
In This Course Students Will Learn To Identify , Select And Plan For The Use Of Appropriate Heavy Equipment For Construction Projects. Topics Include The Users, Functions, Productivity Rates, And Cost Associated With Using Various Equipment Such As Dozers, Excavators, Trucks And Cranes
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BCN 3251 Construction Documents I (3)
Study Of All Components Of Working Drawings And Attendant Specifications. Students Learn The Graphic Language Necessary For Reading And Producing Construction Drawings. Students Are Required To Produce Detailed Wall Sections Of Residential And Small Commercial Projects.
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BCN 3253 Construction Accounting (3)
This Course Presents A Current And Comprehensive Guide To Construction Accounting. The Course Provides Technical Language And Step-by-step Procedures For Builders, Contractors And Developers To Establish And Maintain A Professional Record Keeping System.
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BCN 3562C Electrical Systems In Construction (3)
Study Of Electrical Sources, Circuit Fixtures, Lighting, Wiring And Drawings. In Addition, The Conditions For Proper Placement, Planning And Capacities Of Electrical Components And Systems.
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BCN 3565 Elect Sys In Constru
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BCN 3566 Electro-mech Systems (3)
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BCN 3566C Electromechanical Systems (3)
Development Of Engineering And Design Principles Needed To Design, Construct And Monitor Electro-mechanical Systems In Residential, Commercial And Industrial Projects.
Prerequisite: PHY 2048 General Physics I Recitation (0)
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BCN 3701 Construction Management II (3)
Continuation Of Bcn 3700, Construction Management I, With Emphasis On Contract Negotiations, Labor Take-offs, In The Construction Estimate. Organization And Management Theory For Construction, Elements Of Leadership And Human Supervision, Contractor Organization, Office Operations, Project Management And Labor Relations.
Prerequisite: Bcn 3700, Construction Management I.
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BCN 3720 Constr Plan & Schedu (3)
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BCN 3731 Construction Safety & OSHA Certification (1)
This Course Is Designed To Equip Construction Project Managers, Engineers, Job Superintendents And Others To Implement And Maintain A Safe Working Environments For Constructions Projects. The Topics Covered Include Occupational Safety And Health Administration (osha) Regulations And Procedures, Legal And Economic Issues Pertaining To Safety, Record Keeping Requirements, Procedures For Preventing Accidents And Illness, Hazard Recognition And Related Topics
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BCN 3797 Construction Management I (3)
Study Of The Processes, Techniques And Tools Associated With Construction Management. Topics Include The Roles Of The Project Manager And Other Key Personnel ; The Elements And Main Objectives Of Construction Management; The Construction Industry; Construction Practices; Project Cost Management; Project Planning And Scheduling; Resource Management; And Project Financial Management. Primavera And Prolog Manager Software Programs Are Introduced In This Course.
Prerequisite: BCN 3251 Construction Documents I (3)
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BCN 4619 Construction Estimating II. (3)
Continuation Of Estimating I Where Students Do More Independent Work On Larger Systems And Structures. The Emphasis Is The Project Cost Estimate Including Material, Labor, Equipment And Subcontract Costs And Indirect Costs.
Prerequisite: BCN 4617 Construction Estimating I. (3)
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BCN 4705 Contracts, Codes & Laws. (3)
Study Of Municipal, County And State Codes; Building Codes; And Construction Contracts. This Includes The Following Topics: Contractual Relationships Amongst Construction Parties; Types Of Agreements, Workmen’s Compensation, Insurance, Etc.
Prerequisite: BCN 3251 Construction Documents I (3) .
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BCN 4782 Computer Applications For Construction Management (3)
Use Of Computers For Construction Management Applications. Software Programs Studied Include The Following: Dos, Windows, Ms Word, Wordperfect, Lotus, Excel, Primavera, Prolog Manager.
Prerequisite: Bcn 3700, Construction Management I.
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BCN 4941 Const Mgmt Intern (2)
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Business |
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TAX 4001 Federal Tax Actg I
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TAX 4001 Individual Taxation (3)
Study Of The Internal Revenue Code And Its Applications In Planning And Preparing Tax Returns For Individuals.
Prerequisite: Acg 3101.
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TAX 4001L Individual Tax Lab
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TAX 4011 Fed Tax Accting II
Concepts And Methods Of Determining Income Of Corporations, Partnerships, Estates, And Trusts For Tax Purposes; Interpretation Of The Internal Revenue Code, Related Regulations, And Tax Advisory Services. Subsequent Credit For Tax 50l5 Is Not Permitted.
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TAX 4101 Corporate Taxation (3)
Study Of The Internal Revenue Code And Its Applications In Planning And Preparing Tax Returns For Corporations.
Prerequisite: TAX 4001 .
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TAX 4101L Corporate Tax Lab
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TAX 5105 Corp Tax Seminar
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TAX 5105DL Corp Tax Seminar
Study Of Corporate Tax Issues Via Research Case Analysis
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TAX 5405 Estate & Gift Tax
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TAX 5405DL Estate & Gift Tax
The Study Of Estate And Gift Tax Issues Via Research Case Analysis
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TAX 5505DL International Tax
Study Of International Tax Issues Via Research Case Analysis
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Business Education |
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BTE 1310 Basic Apparel Constr
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OST 4354 Records Management
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OST 4402 Admin Support System
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OST 4404 Admin Support System
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OST 4500 Office Management
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OST 4501 Office Management
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OST 4703 Intro Inform Service
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OST 4816 Desktop Publishing (3)
Production Of Mailable Documents, Creative Documents, And Telecommunications Using Various Computer Applications.
Prerequisite: OST 3711 .
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OST 5338 Advanced Communications In Business (3)
Techniques Of Effective Business Writing, Speaking, And Listening And Techniques Of Dictating.
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OST 5358 Records Management (3)
Design And Analysis Of Records System, Management Of Life Cycle Of Records, And Retention And Maintenance Of Records.
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OST 5365 Programming For Information Management (3)
Design, Preparation, And Maintenance Of Software For Information Management Systems Using The Computer. Emphasis Is On Design Of Procedures.
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OST 5505 Administrative Office Management (3)
Study Of Organization And Management Of Office Functions In Relation To Business Enterprise. Course Involves Coordination Of Information Processing With Other Services, Communication Media, Analysis And Evaluation Of Office Jobs.
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OST 5585 Human Relations In Business (3)
Techniques Of Effective Relationships Among Office Personnel.
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OST 5705 Management Information Systems (3)
Emphasis On Determination Of Management Information Requirements And The Design And Management Of Systems To Meet Those Needs.
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BUL 2241 Commercial Law
Study Of Commercial Law In A Global Context And The Uniform Commercial Code
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BUL 3310 Legal Environm Bus
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BUL 3320 Business Law - Business Education (3)
Knowledge Of General Principles/concepts Of Business Law To Provide For An Informed Citizenry.
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BUL 4130 Legal Environment Of Business (3)
Fundamental Concepts Of Business Law As They Apply To Varied And Changing Global Business Environments.
Prerequisite: Acg 3101.
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BUL 4350 Commercial Law (3)
Study Of The Uniform Commercial Code And Commercial Law In A Global Context.
Prerequisite: Acg 3101.
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BUL 4905 Directed IndIVidual Study Business Law (3)
Independent Study In Business Law With Appropriate Supervision.
Prerequisite: Permission Of The Director Of Undergraduate Programs And The Supervising Professor.
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BUL 5323 Legal Issues And Environment (3)
Fundamental Concepts Of Business Law As They Apply To Varied And Changing Global Business Environments.
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BUL 5323DL Legal Issues And Environment (3)
Fundamental Concepts Of Business Law As They Apply To Varied And Changing Global Business Environments
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BUL 5905DL Directed Ind Study
Independent Study In Business Law With Appropriate Supervision.
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Chemistry |
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CHM 1000C Chemistry Orient 1
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CHM 1020 Fundamentals Of Chemistry (3)
Teaches Fundamental Skills Necessary For Problem Solving, Emphasizing Dimensional Analysis. Covers Basic Concepts Of Chemistry To Prepare Students For CHM 1045 . Includes Recitation Sessions For Individualized Student Help.
Prerequisite: For Students Not Prepared For CHM 1045 As Determined By Departmental Qualifying Exam.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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CHM 1020C Intro To Chemistry W/lab
Introduction To Chemistry With Laboratory: This Is A Course Derived From Appropriate Test Scores (i.e. Ap And Ib) Approved By Articulation Coordinating Committee Credit-by-exam Equivalents.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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CHM 1020L Fund Of Chem (lab)
Introduction To Chemistry Laboratory: This Is A Course Derived From Appropriate Test Scores (i.e. Apand Ib) Approved By Articulation Coordinating Committee Credit-by-exam Equivalents
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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CHM 1025 Fundamentals of Chemistry (4)
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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CHM 1030 Introductory Chemistry for Non-Science Majors (3)
Basic Principles Of General Chemistry Including Systems Of Measurement, Bonding, Nomenclature, Mole Concept, Balanced Equations And Stoichiometry, Solutions, Kinetics, And Equilibrium Emphasizing Acid-base Behavior.
Prerequisite: Passing Grade On Departmental Examination.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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CHM 1030 Survey Gen Chemistry
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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CHM 1030C Intro Chem Ns Major
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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CHM 1030L Introductory Chemistry for Health Sciences Laboratory (1)
Introduction To Basic Chemical Techniques. Experiments Involve Simple Chemical Reactions, Determination Of Density, And Qualitative Tests For The Determination Of Inorganic Ions In Biological Fluids.
Prerequisite: CHM 1030 .
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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CHM 1031 Chemistry For Health Sciences (3)
Introduction To Organic Chemistry. Study Of Major Classes Of Organic Compounds Emphasizing Carbohydrates, Nucleic Acids, Lipids, Amino Acids, Proteins, And Enzymes.
Prerequisite: CHM 1030 With Passing Grade.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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CHM 1031L Chemistry For Health Sciences Lab (1)
Experiments Include Basic Chemical Reactions Of Alkanes, Alkenes, Carbohydrates And Proteins; Chromatography And Synthesis Of Organic Compounds. CHM 1045 General Chemistry I (3) : CHM 1015 With Passing Grade Or Passing Grade On Departmental Qualifying Exam. Fundamental Laws, Theories And Principles Of Chemistry Are Introduced. Topics Include Properties Of Matter, Nomenclature, Reactions, Including Redox Reactions, Stoichiometry, Gases, Thermochemistry, Modern Atomic Theory, Bonding And Structure, Aqueous Solutions, And Periodic Relationships.
Prerequisite: CHM 1030 With Passing Grade.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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CHM 1045 General Chemistry I (3)
Fundamental laws, theories and principles of chemistry are introduced. Topics include properties of matter, nomenclature, reactions, including redox reactions, stoichiometry, gases, thermochemistry, modern atomic theory, bonding and structure, aqueous solutions, and periodic relationships.
Prerequisite: Prereq: CHM 1020 /1021 or CHM 1025 .
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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CHM 1045L General Chemistry Laboratory I (1)
Laboratory Course To Accompany And Provide A Deeper And More Concrete Understanding Of Topics In CHM 1045 . Students Are Given The Opportunity To Observe Phenomena And Obtain Practical Skills In Using Various Types Of Laboratory Equipment. Emphasis Is On Following Standard Safety Practice, Making Careful Observations And Measurements, And Critically Analyzing Observations And Data.
Corequisite: CHM 1045
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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CHM 1046 General Chemistry II (3)
Continuation Of CHM 1045 . Topics Include Thermodynamics Of Chemical Reactions And Changes Of State, Equilibrium, Acid-base Theories, Chemical Kinetics, Electrochemistry And Descriptive Chemistry Of Main-group And Transition Elements And Their Compounds.
Prerequisite: CHM 1045 With Passing Grade.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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CHM 1046C General Chemistry II
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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CHM 1046L General Chemistry II Laboratory (1)
Laboratory Course To Accompany Chm 1046. Continuation Of Chm 1045l. Students Are Given Opportunities To Extend Their Skills And Make Careful Observations And Measurements Using Various Types Of Laboratory Equipment Such As Burets, Ph Meters And Spectrophotometers. Emphasis Is On Following Standard Safety Practice And Critically Analyzing Observations And Data.
Corequisite: Chm 1046
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Natural Science
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CHM 1901 Freshmen Special Topic In Chemistry I (1)
Structured Activities Designed To Develop Strong Personal Skills, Technical Knowledge, Enhance Problem-solving Skills, Professional Skills Related To Chemistry, Critical Thinking And Test-taking Strategies
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CHM 1902 Fr. Special Topic In Chem II
Structured Activities Designed To Develop Strong Personal Skills, Technical Knowledge, Enhance Problem-solving Skills, Professional Skills Related To Chemistry, Critical Thinking And Test-taking Strategies
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CHM 2210 Organic Chemistry I (3)
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CHM 2210L Organic Chem I Laboratory (1)
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CHM 2211 Organic Chemistry II (3)
Study of nomenclature and fundamental chemistry of aromatic compounds and aliphatic hydrocarbon derivatives other than halides. Cursory coverage of biomolecules: fats, carbohydrates, amino acids and proteins, including introductory IR and NMR theory and practice in compound identification
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CHM 2211L Organic Chem II Lab (1)
A continuation of CHM 3210L with emphasis on aromatic synthesis and spectroscope identification of compounds by IR, NMR, polarimetry,and refractometry; requires written lab reports
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CHM 2903 Sophomore Special Topic In Chemistry I (1)
Structured Activities Designed To Develop Strong Personal Skills, Technical Knowledge , Enhance Problem-solving Skills, Critical And Analytical Thinking, And Test-taking Stategies
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CHM 2904 Sophmore Special Topic In Chemistry II (1)
Structured Activities Designed To Develop Strong Personal Skills, Technical Knowledge , Enhance Problem-solving Skills, Critical And Analytical Thinking, And Test-taking Stategies
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CHM 3120 Quantitative Analysis (3)
Topics Include A Review Of Stoichiometry, Acid-base Equilibria, Statistical Treatment Of Data, And An Introduction To Volumetric, Gavimetric, Potentiometric, And Photometric Methods Of Analysis. Chemical Equilibria Are Treated Mathematically.
Prerequisite: CHM 1046 With A Passing Grade.
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CHM 3120L Quantitative Analysis Laboratory (1)
Titrimetric, Gravimetric, Photometric, And Potentiometric Analyses. Emphasis Is Placed On Accuracy And Precision In Carrying Out Experimental Procedures.
Prerequisite: CHM 1046 With A Passing Grade.
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CHM 3121 Advanced Analytical Chemistry (2)
A Development Of Topics Covered In CHM 3120 Followed By An Introduction To Electroanalytical Methods, Mass Spectrometry, Analytical Separation Methods, And Thermal Analysis Techniques.
Prerequisite: CHM 3120 With A Passing Grade.
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CHM 3121L Advanced Analytical Chemistry Laboratory (2)
Advanced Titrimetric, Gravimetric, Photometric, And Potentiometric Analyses Of Ores And Pharmaceutical Samples. Introduction To Voltammetric And Chromatographic Analysis Methods
Prerequisite: CHM 3120L And CHM 3120 With Passing Grade.
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CHM 3610 Interm Inorganic Chem I
Fundamental Principles Of Inorganic Chemistry Including Periodic Trends Chemical Bonding, Correlation Of Structure And Reactivity, Bonding Models Including Mo, Acids/bases, And Solvents
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