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Learning Goals in the Chemistry Major
Understand and be able to use the material presented in foundation and upper level courses in 4 out of 5 sub-disciplines of chemistry
Analytical Chemistry
Biochemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
Physical Chemistry
Develop laboratory skills with a broad range of techniques in 4 of 5 major sub-disciplines as listed above.
Develop critical thinking in the sciences.
Develop skills for laboratory work, computational analysis, written and oral communication, and search/comprehension of the scientific literature.
Have a knowledge base with problem solving skills such as the ability to
Develop testable hypotheses
Design and execute experiments
Analyze data
Perform laboratory work safely and in an environmentally responsible way.
To take personal responsibility for learning and to develop a work ethic that includes perseverance and independence.
Foster enthusiasm and enjoyment of chemistry. Encourage curiosity and develop confidence in their scientific abilities.