Bachelor of Arts Degree/ Bachelor of Science Degree in Secondary Education

This sequence includes the chemistry courses required for the ACS (American Chemical Society) Approved Bachelor of Science Degree.  Research experience is highly recommended including CHE 290 which has been designed as an introductory research experience for sophomore students.  Secondary education majors must also complete specific professional requirements for Initial Teaching Certifciation in Connecticut (see your advisor or Major Programs in Secondary Education under the School of Education)   New!  Select the course number (CHE XXX - below) to view a recent NCATE version of the course syllabus where available.  A total of one upper-level elective (this would include research) is required with completion of CHE 301/445/496. Completion of University Requirements and 25-26 elective credits completes the minimum of 122 credits for the Bachelor of Arts degree.  A total of 5 elective credits are required to complete the BS in Secondary Education.

First year requirements and cognates:  General Chemistry I & II (CHE 120/121 - fall/spring) Precalculus* (MAT 122 - fall) Calculus I (MAT 150 - spring) Computer Science (CSC 102, 152 - see current catalogue)

 
 

Second year requirements and cognates:  Organic Chemistry I & II (CHE 260/261 - fall/spring)  Quantitative Analysis (CHE 240 - fall or spring) Calculus II & III (MAT 151/252 - fall/spring) Physics I & II (PHY 230/231 - fall/spring) Preparation of Scientific Documents for Chemistry (CHE 301)

 
 

Third year requirements: Physical Chemistry I & II (CHE 370/371/372/373 - fall/spring) Biochemistry I (CHE 450 - fall semester) Instrumental Analysis (CHE 440 - spring semester)  1 Upper-Level Elective (or senior research in fourth year):  CHE 340 - Environmental Chemistry - spring  CHE 451 - Biochemistry II - spring CHE 456 - Medicinal Chemistry - fall CHE 498 - Special Topics - see current catalogue

 
 

Fourth year requirements; Inorganic Chemistry (CHE 434 - fall) Chemistry Seminar (CHE 496 - fall) Chemical Hazards and Laboratory Safety (CHE 445 - spring) Chemical Research (CHE 490/495/499 -fall/spring)

Updated 11/13/04 MJGL