Chemistry Minor

A student may complete a minor in chemistry by finishing the following course work with grades of C or better:

Course Work

Two Courses (6-7 credit hours) selected from the following:

CHEM 4010 - Inorganic Chemistry I
CHEM 4020 - Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory
CHEM 4050 - Topics in Chemistry and Biochemistry (Some Topics in Chemistry courses may be applied as upper level chemistry electives. Check with the department.)
CHEM 4100 - Bioinorganic Chemistry
CHEM 4170 - Analytical Chemistry I
CHEM 4180 - Analytical Chemistry II (Concurrent registration with CHEM 4200 required.)
CHEM 4200 - Practical Instrumental Analysis (Concurrent registration with CHEM 4180 required.)
CHEM 4250 - Mass Spectrometry Instrumentation and Use
CHEM 4330 - Chemistry of Heterocyclic Compounds
CHEM 4510 - Physical Chemistry I (If not taking CHEM 4500.)
CHEM 4520 - Physical Chemistry II (Concurrent registration with CHEM 4540 required.)
CHEM 4540 - Experimental Physical Chemistry (Concurrent registration with CHEM 4520 required.)
CHEM 4810 - Biochemistry I (If not taking CHEM 4830.)
CHEM 4815 - Biochemistry of the Gene
CHEM 4820 - Biochemistry II (If not taking CHEM 4830.)
CHEM 4825 - Biochemistry of Membranes: Structure and Function
CHEM 4830 - Biochemistry Principles (If not taking CHEM 4810/4820.)
CHEM 4860 - Biochemistry Laboratory
CHEM 4870 - Advanced Techniques in Biochemistry
CHEM 4880 - Forensic Chemistry
CHEM 5310 - Advanced Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 5320 - Advanced Organic Chemistry II

Note:

Students pursuing a BS in Biology must select courses that are not part of their degree program requirements in order to complete a chemistry minor. Students should familiarize themselves with the prerequisite requirement for these courses.