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Degree Requirements
BS Chemistry |
BA Chemistry | BS Physics | BSE Chemistry |
BSE Physics | Chemistry Minor
All students should have an assigned advisor when they
enter their degree program. If you do not know who your
advisor is please contact the department
secretary or University registrar for guidance.
You may switch advisors as you move through the
program. In order to declare a new advisor or switch
advisors please contact the
department
secretary.
For information about tuition, financial aid, etc. visit
the University registrar or Web for Students.
The course sequences for Chemistry and Physics majors are
designed so that students can complete their degree in four
years upon matriculating in the University. All students
should obtain a copy of their degree checksheet (click links
below for PDF versions of the checksheets) and follow the
outline of this sheet to ensure that you complete the degree
requirements on time. Your advisor will need to see this
checksheet and may retain a copy for your records. It is
your responsibility to meet with your advisor at least once
per semester to ensure progress towards your degree.
BS Chemistry
MAJORS
CHECK SHEET
General
Education Requirements: 46-49 hrs.
Composition
– 6 hrs.
ENG 1003, Freshman English I,
3
hrs.
ENG
1013, Freshman English II, 3
hrs.
Mathematics
- 3 hrs. (One of the following)
MATH 1054, Precalculus Mathematics, 3 hrs.
OR
MATH
2204, Calculus I, 3 hrs.
Note: Majors must complete Calculus I
Critical
Thinking - 3 hrs. (One
of the following)
PHIL 1103, Intro. to Philosophy,
3 hrs.
PHIL
1503, Logic and Practical Reasoning,
3 hrs.
SCOM
1203, Speech Communication, 3
hrs.
Understanding Global Issues - 3 hrs.
(One of the following)
ANTH 2233,
Intro. to Cultural Anthropology, 3 hrs.
GEOG 2613,
Intro. to Geography, 3 hrs.
HIST
1013, World Civ. to 1660, 3
hrs.
HIST
1023, World Civ. since 1660, 3 hrs.
Arts
& Humanities - 9 hrs.
(Must complete 3 courses from this section. At least
one must be a
fine arts course. At
least one must be a humanities course.)
Fine Arts:
MUS 2503, Fine Arts - Musical,
3 hrs.
THEA2503, Fine Arts - Theater,
3 hrs.
ART 2503, Fine Arts - Visual,
3 hrs.
Humanities:
ENG 2003, Intro to Lit of West. World I,
3 hrs.
ENG 2013, Intro to Lit of West. World II,
3 hrs.
PHIL1103, Intro to Philosophy,
3 hrs.
Social Sciences - 9 hrs. (From the following courses at
least one course must be selected
from HIST 2763, HIST2773, or POSC2103).
ECON 2313, Principles of Macroeconomics, 3 hrs.
ECON 2333,
Econ. Issues and Concepts, 3
hrs.
HIST
2763, The U.S. to 1876, 3
hrs.
HIST
2773, The U.S. since 1876, 3
hrs.
PHIL
1103, Intro. to Philosophy, 3
hrs.
POSC 1003,
Intro. to Politics, 3 hrs.
POSC 2103,
Intro. to U.S. (American) Government, 3 hrs.
PSY 2103,
Intro. to Psychology, 3 hrs.
SOC
2213, Intro. to Sociology, 3
hrs.
Science
- 8 hrs.
Life
Sciences:
BIOL 1013, Biology of the Cell,
3 hrs.
BIOL 1021, Lab for Biology of the Cell,
1 hrs.
Physical Sciences:
CHEM 1013, Gen. Chemistry I,
3 hrs.
CHEM 1011, Lab for Gen. Chemistry I,
1 hrs.
Health and Wellness -
2 hrs.
PE 1002, Concepts of Fitness,
2 hrs.
Enhancements
- 3-6 hrs.: (See 2002-2003 Bulletin for other rules)
MAJOR
REQUIREMENTS–CHEMISTRY 61-65 hrs.
CHEM 1023, General Chemistry II
CHEM 1021, General Chemistry II
laboratory
CHEM 2004, Descriptive Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 3054, Quantitative Analysis
CHEM 3103, Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 3101, Organic Chemistry I Laboratory
CHEM 3113, Organic Chemistry II
CHEM 3111, Organic Chemistry II Laboratory
CHEM 3124, Physical Chemistry I
CHEM 3134, Physical Chemistry II
CHEM 4204, Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 4224, Instrumentation
CHEM 4232, Chemical Literature or CHEM 2002 Computers in
Chemistry
CHEM 4271 - 3 Research in Chemistry (variable credit hourse, 1
through 3)
CHEM 4243, Biochemistry
CHEM 4281, Chemistry Seminar
Required
Mathematics Courses
MATH 2204, Calculus I
(if not taken as a General Education Requirement)
MATH 2214, Calculus II
MATH 3254, Calculus III
Required Physics Courses
PHYS 2034, University Physics I
PHYS 2044, University Physics II
OR
PHYS 2054, General Physics I
PHYS 2064, General Physics II
EMPHASIS
AREA: (Electives Taken in one of the following areas)
Chemistry
(8-18 hours)
Geology or Biology elective 3 hrs.
Chemistry electives 5 - 15 hrs.
or
Environmental
(12 - 18 hours)
CHEM 4043 Environmental Chemistry
CHEM 4053 Geochemistry
GEOL 1003 Environmental Geology
GEOL 1001 Environmental Geology Laboratory
GEOL 4333 Hydrogeology
Electives - 0-5 hours
or
Pre-Professional
(12 - 15 hours)
ZOOL 1043, Biology of Animals
ZOOL 1041, Lab for Biology of Animals
Upper Level Biology or Zoology Electives - 8 hrs.
Additional
Upper Level Electives as needed (0 - 15 hrs.)
Foreign
Language - 0-6 hrs. (See
Bulletin for specific requirements)
Must complete two years of High School foreign language or
pass a proficiency examination.
If no language was taken in high school you must complete 6
hours of foreign language (beginning and intermediate.
BA
Chemistry
MAJORS
CHECK SHEET
General
Education Requirements: 46-49 hrs.
Composition
– 6 hrs.
ENG 1003, Freshman English I,
3
hrs.
ENG
1013, Freshman English II, 3
hrs.
Mathematics
- 3 hrs. (One of the following)
MATH 1054, Precalculus Mathematics, 3 hrs.
OR
MATH
2204, Calculus I, 3 hrs.
Note: Majors must complete Calculus I
Critical
Thinking - 3 hrs. (One
of the following)
PHIL 1103, Intro. to Philosophy,
3 hrs.
PHIL
1503, Logic and Practical Reasoning,
3 hrs.
SCOM
1203, Speech Communication, 3
hrs.
Understanding Global Issues - 3 hrs.
(One of the following)
ANTH 2233,
Intro. to Cultural Anthropology, 3 hrs.
GEOG2613,
Intro. to Geography, 3 hrs.
HIST
1013, World Civ. to 1660, 3
hrs.
HIST
1023, World Civ. since 1660, 3 hrs.
Arts
& Humanities - 9 hrs.
(Must complete 3 courses from this section. At least
one must be a
fine arts course. At
least one must be a humanities course.)
Fine Arts:
MUS 2503, Fine Arts - Musical,
3 hrs.
THEA2503, Fine Arts - Theater,
3 hrs.
ART 2503, Fine Arts - Visual,
3 hrs.
Humanities:
ENG 2003, Intro to Lit of West. World I,
3 hrs.
ENG 2013, Intro to Lit of West. World II,
3 hrs.
PHIL1103, Intro to Philosophy,
3 hrs.
Social Sciences - 9 hrs. (From the following courses at
least one course must be selected
from HIST 2763, HIST2773, or POSC2103).
ECON 2313, Principles of Macroeconomics, 3 hrs.
ECON 2333,
Econ. Issues and Concepts, 3
hrs.
HIST
2763, The U.S. to 1876, 3
hrs.
HIST
2773, The U.S. since 1876, 3
hrs.
PHIL
1103, Intro. to Philosophy, 3
hrs.
POSC 1003,
Intro. to Politics, 3 hrs.
POSC 2103,
Intro. to U.S. (American) Government, 3 hrs.
PSY 2103,
Intro. to Psychology, 3 hrs.
SOC
2213, Intro. to Sociology, 3
hrs.
Science
- 8 hrs.
Life
Sciences:
BIOL 1003, Bio. Science, & BIOL 1001, Lab.
4 hrs.
BIOL
1013, Bio. of the Cell, & BIOL 1021, Lab.
4 hrs.
BIOL
1033, Bio. of Sex, & BIOL 1001, Lab.
4 hrs.
BIOL 1043, Plants & People, &
BIOL 1001Lab. 4 hrs.
BIOL
1063, People & Environ.,& BIOL 1001, Lab.
4 hrs.
BIOL 2103, Microbiology, and BIOL 2101, Lab
N & AH. 4 hrs.
If BIOL 2103 is selected, the student must also take EITHER:
ZOOL 2003,
Human Anatomy & Physiology I and ZOOL 2001, Lab for
Human A&P I; OR
ZOOL 2013, Human Anatomy and Physiology II
AND
ZOOL 2001, Lab for Human Anatomy and Phys II
Physical Sciences:
CHEM 1013, Gen. Chemistry I,
3 hrs.
CHEM 1011, Lab for Gen. Chemistry I,
1 hrs.
Health and Wellness - 2 hrs.
PE 1002, Concepts of Fitness
Enhancements - 3-6 hrs.: (See Bulletin for other
rules)
MAJOR
REQUIREMENTS – CHEMISTRY 42-46 hrs.
CHEM
1023, General Chemistry II
CHEM 1021, General Chemistry II
Lab
CHEM 2004, Descriptive Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 3054, Quantitative Analysis
CHEM 3103, Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 3101, Organic Chemistry I Lab
CHEM 3113, Organic Chemistry II
CHEM 3111, Organic Chemistry II Lab
CHEM 3154, Survey of Physical Chemistry
CHEM 4243, Biochemistry
*MATH 2204, Calculus I
*If not taken as General Education Requirement
PHYS 2054, General Physics I
AND
PHYS 2064, General Physics II
OR
PHYS 2034, University Physics I AND
PHYS 2044, University Physics II
Biology of Plants, Geology, or Zoology electives–6 hrs.
FOREIGN LANGUAGE – 12 hrs. (See Foreign Lang. Req.
in the Bulletin)
ELECTIVES:
15-34 hrs.
EMPHASIS
AREA: PRE-PHARMACY
Additional
Specific General Education Requirement 3 hrs.
ECON 2313, Principles of Macroeconomics
1000/2000 Level courses taken at two-year institutions
cannot be used to satisfy junior/senior hour requirements
B.S.
Physics
MAJORS
CHECK SHEET
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS: 46-49 hrs.
Composition - 6 hrs.:
ENG 1003, Freshman English I
ENG 1013, Freshman English II
Mathematics - 3 hrs.:
MATH 2204, Calculus I
Critical Thinking - 3 hrs.: (One of the following)
PHIL 1103, Intro. to Philosophy
PHIL 1503, Logic and Practical Reasoning
SCOM 1203, Speech Communication
Understanding Global Issues - 3 hrs.: (One of the
following)
ANTH 2233, Intro to Cultural Anthropology
GEO 2233, Intro. to Geography
HIST 1013, World Civ. to 1660
HIST 1023, World Civ. since 1660
Arts & Humanities - 9 hrs.: (Must complete 3 courses
from this section) At least one must be a fine arts course. At
least one must be a humanities course.)
Fine Arts:
MUS 2503, Fine Arts - Musical
THEA2503, Fine Arts - Theater
ART 2503, Fine Arts - Visual
Humanities:
ENG 2003, Intro to Lit of West. World I
ENG 2013, Intro to Lit of West. World II
PHIL 1103, Intro to Philosophy
Social Sciences - 9 hrs.:
ENG 2013, Intro to Lit of West. World II
PHIL1103, Intro to Philosophy
(From the following courses at least one course must be
selected from HIST 2763, HIST2773, or POSC2103).
ECON 2313, Princip. of Macroeconomics
ECON 2333, Econ. Issues and Concepts
HIST 2763, The U.S. to 1876
HIST 2773, The U.S. since 1876
PHIL 1103, Intro. to Philosophy
POSC 1003, Intro. to Politics
POSC 2103, Intro. to U.S.(Amer.)Gov.
PSY 2103, Intro. to Psychology
SOC 2213, Intro. to Sociology
Science
- 8 hrs.
Life
Sciences:
BIOL 1003, Bio. Science, & BIOL 1001, Lab.
4 hrs.
BIOL
1013, Bio. of the Cell, & BIOL 1021, Lab.
4 hrs.
BIOL
1033, Bio. of Sex, & BIOL 1001, Lab.
4 hrs.
BIOL 1043, Plants & People, &
BIOL 1001Lab. 4 hrs.
BIOL
1063, People & Environ.,& BIOL 1001, Lab.
4 hrs.
BIOL 2103, Microbiology, and BIOL 2101, Lab
N & AH. 4 hrs.
If BIOL 2103 is selected, the student must also take EITHER:
ZOOL 2003,
Human Anatomy & Physiology I and ZOOL 2001, Lab for
Human A&P I; OR
ZOOL 2013, Human Anatomy and Physiology II
AND
ZOOL 2001, Lab for Human Anatomy and Phys II
(May substitute higher level biology course & lab for
which 1001 & 1003 are prerequisites.)
Physical Sciences. Select one of the following:
PHYS 2034, University Physics I
Health and Wellness - 2 hrs.:
PE 1002, Concepts of Fitness
Enhancements - 3-6 hrs.: (See Bulletin for other
rules)
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS - PHYSICS: 54 hrs.
CS 2183, Structured Programming I
CS 2181, Structured Programming I Lab
CHEM 1013, General Chemistry I
CHEM 1011, General Chemistry I Lab
CHEM 1023, General Chemistry II Lecture
CHEM 1021, General Chemistry II Lab
MATH 2214, Calculus II
MATH 3254, Calculus III
MATH 4403, Differential Equations
PHYS 2044, University Physics II
PHYS 3103, Thermal Physics
PHYS 3153, Mechanics
PHYS 3203, Elect Theory
PHYS 3303, Modern Physics
PHYS 3253, Optics
PHYS 4353, Mathematical Physics
PHYS 4553, Principles of Quantum Mechanics
PHYS 4693, Research in Physics-Capstone
PHYS Lab Experiences - 4 hrs. from:
PHYS 3272, Physics Instrumentation I
PHYS 3282, Physics Instrumentation II
PHYS 4432, Adv. Physics Lab I
PHYS 4442, Adv. Physics Lab II
FOREIGN LANGUAGE : 0- 6 hrs. (See Foreign Language
Requirements in the Bulletin.)
Electives: 19-25 hrs.
BSE Chemistry
MAJORS CHECK SHEET
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS: 46-49 hrs.
Composition - 6 hrs.:
ENG 1003, Freshman English I
ENG 1013, Freshman English II
Mathematics - 3 hrs. (One of the following):
MATH 1054, Precalculus Mathematiacs
MATH 2204, Calculus I
Critical Thinking - 3 hrs.: One of the following
PHIL 1103, Intro. to Philosophy
PHIL 1503, Logic and Practical Reasoning
SCOM 1203, Speech Communication
Understanding Global Issues - 3 hrs.: (One of the
following)
ANTH 2233, Intro. to Cultural Anthrop.
GEOG2613, Intro. to Geography
HIST 1013, World Civ. to 1660
HIST 1023, World Civ. since 1660
Arts & Humanities - 9 hrs.: (Must complete 3 courses from
this section) At least one must be a fine arts course. At
least one must be a humanities course.)
Fine Arts: MUS 2503, Fine Arts - Musical
THEA2503, Fine Arts - Theater
ART 2503, Fine Arts - Visual
Humanities:
ENG 2003, Intro to Lit of West. World I
ENG 2013, Intro to Lit of West. World II
PHIL1103, Intro to Philosophy
Social Sciences - 9 hrs.:
HIST 2763, The U.S. to 1876 OR HIST 2773, The U.S. since 1876
POSC 2103, Intro. to U.S.(Amer.) Gov.
PSY 2103, Intro. to Psychology
Science
- 8 hrs.
Life
Sciences:
BIOL 1003, Bio. Science, & BIOL 1001, Lab.
4 hrs.
BIOL
1013, Bio. of the Cell, & BIOL 1021, Lab.
4 hrs.
BIOL
1033, Bio. of Sex, & BIOL 1001, Lab.
4 hrs.
BIOL 1043, Plants & People, &
BIOL 1001Lab. 4 hrs.
BIOL
1063, People & Environ.,& BIOL 1001, Lab.
4 hrs.
BIOL 2103, Microbiology, and BIOL 2101, Lab
N & AH. 4 hrs.
If BIOL 2103 is selected, the student must also take EITHER:
ZOOL 2003,
Human Anatomy & Physiology I and ZOOL 2001, Lab for
Human A&P I; OR
ZOOL 2013, Human Anatomy and Physiology II
AND
ZOOL 2001, Lab for Human Anatomy and Phys II
Physical Sciences:
CHEM 1013, General Chemistry I
CHEM 1011, General Chemistry I Lab
Health and Wellness - 2 hrs.: PE 1002, Concepts of Fitness
Enhancements - 3-6 hrs.: (See Bulletin for other
rules)
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS - CHEM EMPHASIS 41-45 hrs. (The specific
requirements listed at left will not be counted in the
major.)
CHEM 1021, General Chemistry II Lab
CHEM 1023, General Chemistry II
CHEM 2004, Descriptive Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 3054, Quantitative Analysis
CHEM 3101, Organic Chemistry I Lab
CHEM 3103, Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 3111, Organic Chemistry II Lab
CHEM 3113, Organic Chemistry II
CHEM 3154, Survey of Physical Chemistry
CHEM 3123, Physical Chemistry I
GEOL 1003, Environmental Geology
GEOG 3723, Intro to Physical Geography
* MATH 2204, Calculus I
PHYS 1103, Introduction to Space Science OR PHYS 3133, Astronomy
PHYS 2034, University Physics I AND PHYS 2044, University
Physics II
OR
PHYS 2054, General Physics I AND PHYS 2064, General Physics
II
*(If not taken as General Education Requirement)
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS: 33 HRS
PSY 3703, Educational Psychology
SCED 2514, Intro to Secondary Teaching
**SCED 3515, Performance Based Inst. Design
**EDSC 4593, M/M Teaching Science
**TICH 4826, Teaching Internship Secondary School (12
hrs.)
**SCED 4713, Ed. measurement w/Computer App.
SE 3643, Exceptional Student Regular Classroom
**(Requires admission to Teacher Education Program)
ADDITIONAL CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: 6 HRS
HLTH 2513, Principles of Personal Health
SCOM 1203, Oral Communications
SIX POINT UNDERGRADUATE SYSTEM:
1. Admission into Teacher Ed. Program (min 36 hours)
2. Pre-Student Teaching Check (one semester prior to student
teaching)
3. Intent to Student Teach (one semester prior to student
teaching)
4. Student Teacher Validation (semester of student
teaching)
5. Evaluation of Student Teacher Performance (summative, end
of student teaching)
6. Intent to Graduate & Graduate checklist
BSE Physics
MAJORS
CHECK SHEET
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS: 46-49 hrs.
Composition - 6 hrs.:
ENG 1003, Freshman English I
ENG 1013, Freshman English II
Mathematics - 3 hrs.:
MATH 22-4. Calculus I
Critical Thinking - 3 hrs.: (One of the following)
PHIL 1103, Intro. to Philosophy
PHIL 1503, Logic and Practical Reasoning
SCOM 1203, Speech Communication
Understanding Global Issues - 3 hrs.: (One of the
following)
HIST 1013, World Civ. to 1660 OR HIST 1023, World Civ. since 1660
Arts & Humanities - 9 hrs.: (Must complete 3 courses
from this section) At least one must be a fine arts course. At
least one must be a humanities course.)
Fine Arts:
MUS 2503, Fine Arts - Musical
THEA2503, Fine Arts - Theater
ART 2503, Fine Arts - Visual
Humanities:
ENG 2003, Intro to Lit of West. World I
ENG 2013, Intro to Lit of West. World II
PHIL1103, Intro to Philosophy
Social Sciences - 9 hrs.:
HIST 2763, The U.S. to 1876 OR
HIST 2773, The U.S. since 1876
POSC 1003, Intro. to Politics
PSY 2103, Intro. to Psychology
Science
- 8 hrs.
Life
Sciences:
BIOL 1003, Bio. Science, & BIOL 1001, Lab.
4 hrs.
BIOL
1013, Bio. of the Cell, & BIOL 1021, Lab.
4 hrs.
BIOL
1033, Bio. of Sex, & BIOL 1001, Lab.
4 hrs.
BIOL 1043, Plants & People, &
BIOL 1001Lab. 4 hrs.
BIOL
1063, People & Environ.,& BIOL 1001, Lab.
4 hrs.
BIOL 2103, Microbiology, and BIOL 2101, Lab
N & AH. 4 hrs.
If BIOL 2103 is selected, the student must also take EITHER:
ZOOL 2003,
Human Anatomy & Physiology I and ZOOL 2001, Lab for
Human A&P I; OR
ZOOL 2013, Human Anatomy and Physiology II
AND
ZOOL 2001, Lab for Human Anatomy and Phys II
Physical Sciences. Select one of the following:
PHYS 2034, University Physics I
Health and Wellness - 2 hrs.:
PE 1002, Concepts of Fitness
Enhancements - 3-6 hrs.: (See 2002-2203 Bulletin for other
rules)
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS - PHYSICS EMPHASIS: 44 HRS.
CHEM 1013, General Chemistry I
CHEM 1011, General Chemistry I Lab
CHEM 1023, General Chemistry II
CHEM 1021, General Chemistry II Lab
CS 2181, Programming I Lab
CS 2182, Programming I
GEOG 3723, Introduction to Physical Geography
GEOL 1003, Environmental Geology
MATH 2214, Calculus II
MATH 3254, Calculus III
MATH 4403, Differential Equations
PHYS 2044, University Physics II
PHYS 3153, Mechanics
PHYS 3203, Elect. Theory
PHYS 3303, Modern Physics
PHYS 1103, Introduction to Space Science OR
PHYS 3133, Astronomy
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS: 33 HRS.
PSY 3703, Educational Psychology
SCED 2514, Intro to Secondary Teaching
**SCED 3515, Performance Based Inst. Design
**EDSC 4593, M/M Teaching Science
**TIPH 4826, Teaching Internship Secondary Sch. (12 hrs.)
**SCED 4713, Ed Meas w/Computer App.
SE 3643, Exceptional Student Reg. Classroom
**(Requires admission to Teacher Education Program)
ADDITIONAL CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENT: 6 HRS.
HLTH 2513, Principles of Personal Health
SCOM 1203, Oral Communications
SIX POINT UNDERGRADUATE SYSTEM:
1. Admission into Teacher Ed. Program (min. 36 hours)
2. Pre-Student Teaching Check (one semester prior to student
teaching)
3. Intent to Student Teach (one semester prior to student
teaching)
4. Student Teacher Validation (semester of student teaching)
5. Evaluation of Student Teacher Performance
6. Intent to Graduate & Graduate Checklist
Chemistry
Minor
Sem. Hrs.
CHEM 1011, Laboratory for General Chemistry I
................................................. 1
CHEM 1013, General Chemistry I
......................................................................
3
CHEM 1021, Laboratory for General Chemistry II
................................................ 1
CHEM 1023, General Chemistry II
.....................................................................
3
CHEM 3101, Laboratory for Organic Chemistry I
................................................. 1
CHEM 3103, Organic Chemistry I
.....................................................................
3
CHEM 3111, Laboratory for Organic Chemistry II
................................................ 1
CHEM 3113, Organic Chemistry II
.....................................................................
3
Choose two of the following (8 semester hours) :
CHEM 3054, Quantitative Analysis
……….……………………...............……4
CHEM 3154, Survey of Physical Chemistry
………..………….....…....……...4
CHEM 4243 Biochemistry and CHEM 4241 Laboratory
for Biochemistry ...…4
Total
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