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Undergraduate Courses

CHEM 1301. Chemistry  in Context
CHEM 1103. Chemistry in Context Laboratory
CHEM 1331. General Chemistry I
CHEM 1133. General Chemistry I Laboratory
CHEM 1332. General Chemistry II
CHEM 1134. General Chemistry II Laboratory
CHEM 3324. Analytical Chemistry I
CHEM 3225. Analytical Chemistry I Laboratory
CHEM 3411. Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 3113. Experimental Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 3412. Organic Chemistry II
CHEM 3114. Experimental Organic Chemistry II
CHEM 3695. Research
CHEM 4301. Physical Chemistry I
CHEM 4103. Experimental Physical Chemistry I
CHEM 4302. Physical Chemistry II
CHEM 4104. Experimental Physical Chemistry II

Upper-Division Electives

BIOL 4320. Biochemistry
BIOL 4121. Biochemistry Laboratory
CHEM 4340. Medicinal Chemistry
CHEM 4374. Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 4174. Experimental Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 4389. Selected Topics
CHEM 4330. NMR Spectroscopy
CHEM 4130. NMR Spectroscopy Laboratory
CHEM 4389. Advanced Organic Chemistry
CHEM 4389. Electrochemistry
CHEM 4389. Modern Nuclear Chemistry
CHEM 4389. Electronics for Scientists
CHEM 4391. Contract Study

Graduate Courses

CHEM 6310. Topics in Organic Chemistry
CHEM 6320. Topics in Analytical Chemistry
CHEM 6330. Research
CHEM 6340. Topics in Physical and Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 6389. Multilist Course

 

  •   Undergraduate Courses

 

The chemistry curriculum leads to the Bachelor of Science in Chemistry degree.

Most classes run in tandem with their respective laboratory practica. Please consult the current catalog and a chemistry faculty advisor for more information.

Core Courses
Course Title Course Number Credit Hours Description Prerequisite
Chemistry in Context CHEM 1301 3 Practical chemistry for anyone. A great way to satisfy some UTPB science requirements. None
Chemistry in Context Lab CHEM 1103 1 CHEM 1301 Lab None
General Chemistry I CHEM 1311 3 Standard 1st semester chemistry, another good way to help satisfy the UTPB lab science requirement None
General Chemistry I Lab CHEM 1111 1 CHEM 1331 Lab None
General Chemistry II CHEM 1312 3 The second semester of general chemistry CHEM 1331
General Chemistry II Lab CHEM 1112 1 CHEM 1332 Lab CHEM 1133
Analytical Chemistry I CHEM 3324 3 . CHEM 1332
Analytical Chemistry I Lab CHEM 3225 2 CHEM 3324 Lab CHEM 1134
Organic Chemistry I CHEM 3411 4 Study of organic compounds and their syntheses CHEM 1332
Experimental Organic Chemistry I CHEM 3113 1 CHEM 3411 Lab CHEM 1134
Organic Chemistry II CHEM 3412 4 Second semester organic chemistry CHEM 3411
Experimental Organic Chemistry II CHEM 3114 1 CHEM 3412 Lab CHEM 3113
Research CHEM 3695 1, 2,
or 3
Various topics.
May be repeated for credit.
Instructor's Permission
Physical Chemistry I CHEM 4301 3 . MATH 2414
PHYS 2426
Experimental Physical Chemistry I CHEM 4103 1 CHEM 4301 Lab .
Physical Chemistry II CHEM 4302 3 . CHEM 4301
Experimental Physical Chemistry II CHEM 4104 1 CHEM 4302 Lab CHEM 4103

Upper-Division Electives
Course Title Course Number Credit Hours Description Prerequisite
Medicinal Chemistry CHEM 4340 3 Relationship between chemical structure and bioactivity of drug classes. Discussion of historical pharmacopea development, and pharmacognosy. CHEM 3412
Inorganic Chemistry CHEM 4374 3 Upper-Division Elective CHEM 3324
Experimental Inorganic Chemistry CHEM 4174 1 CHEM 4374 Lab CHEM 3225
Selected Topics CHEM 4389 3 . Advanced Standing
Multinuclear NMR Spectroscopy CHEM 4389 3 Study of multinuclear 1d & 2d NMR theory and techniques CHEM 3412
Multinuclear NMR Spect Lab CHEM 4189 1 Laboratory exercises in NMR analysis CHEM 3114
Advanced Organic Chemistry CHEM 4389 3 Upper-Division Elective Advanced Standing
Electrochemistry CHEM 4389 3 Upper-Division Elective Advanced Standing
Modern Nuclear Chemistry CHEM 4389 3 Upper-Division Elective Advanced Standing
Electronics for Scientists CHEM 4389 3 Upper-Division Elective Advanced Standing
Contract Study CHEM 4391 3 Advanced independent study or research Advanced Standing

  •   Graduate Courses

 

Although no advanced chemistry degrees are currently offered, the following graduate chemistry courses are offered as special courses for advanced postbaccalaureate studies in chemistry and for Master of Science degrees which are offered in other disciplines.

A cooperative, interdisciplinary degree in biology and chemistry is available as a special Master of Science in Biology with approximately half of the course requirements in chemistry. The thesis areas are restricted to medicinal, biochemical or natural products.

Please consult the current catalog and a chemistry faculty advisor for more information.

Graduate Courses
Course Title Course Number Credit Hours Description Prerequisite
Topics in Organic Chemistry CHEM 6310 3 Various topics.
May be repeated for credit.
Graduate Standing
Topics in Analytical Chemistry CHEM 6320 3 Various topics.
May be repeated for credit.
Graduate Standing
Research CHEM 6330 1, 2, 3,
or 4
Various topics.
May be repeated for credit.
Graduate Standing
Topics in Physical and Inorganic Chemistry CHEM 6340 3 Various topics.
May be repeated for credit.
Graduate Standing
Multilist Course CHEM 6389 3 Special topics which are offered only once. Graduate Standing

 

  • Undergraduate Courses

 

The chemistry curriculum leads to the Bachelor of Science in Chemistry degree.

Most classes run in tandem with their respective laboratory practica. Please consult the current catalog and a chemistry faculty advisor for more information.

Core Courses
Course Title Course Number Credit Hours Description Prerequisite
Chemistry in Context CHEM 1301 3 Practical chemistry for anyone. A great way to satisfy some UTPB science requirements. None
Chemistry in Context Lab CHEM 1103 1 CHEM 1301 Lab None
General Chemistry I CHEM 1311 3 Standard 1st semester chemistry, another good way to help satisfy the UTPB lab science requirement None
General Chemistry I Lab CHEM 1111 1 CHEM 1331 Lab None
General Chemistry II CHEM 1312 3 The second semester of general chemistry CHEM 1331
General Chemistry II Lab CHEM 1112 1 CHEM 1332 Lab CHEM 1133
Analytical Chemistry I CHEM 3324 3 . CHEM 1332
Analytical Chemistry I Lab CHEM 3225 2 CHEM 3324 Lab CHEM 1134
Organic Chemistry I CHEM 3411 4 Study of organic compounds and their syntheses CHEM 1332
Experimental Organic Chemistry I CHEM 3113 1 CHEM 3411 Lab CHEM 1134
Organic Chemistry II CHEM 3412 4 Second semester organic chemistry CHEM 3411
Experimental Organic Chemistry II CHEM 3114 1 CHEM 3412 Lab CHEM 3113
Research CHEM 3695 1, 2,
or 3
Various topics.
May be repeated for credit.
Instructor's Permission
Physical Chemistry I CHEM 4301 3 . MATH 2414
PHYS 2426
Experimental Physical Chemistry I CHEM 4103 1 CHEM 4301 Lab .
Physical Chemistry II CHEM 4302 3 . CHEM 4301
Experimental Physical Chemistry II CHEM 4104 1 CHEM 4302 Lab CHEM 4103

Upper-Division Electives
Course Title Course Number Credit Hours Description Prerequisite
Medicinal Chemistry CHEM 4340 3 Relationship between chemical structure and bioactivity of drug classes. Discussion of historical pharmacopea development, and pharmacognosy. CHEM 3412
Inorganic Chemistry CHEM 4374 3 Upper-Division Elective CHEM 3324
Experimental Inorganic Chemistry CHEM 4174 1 CHEM 4374 Lab CHEM 3225
Selected Topics CHEM 4389 3 . Advanced Standing
Multinuclear NMR Spectroscopy CHEM 4389 3 Study of multinuclear 1d & 2d NMR theory and techniques CHEM 3412
Multinuclear NMR Spect Lab CHEM 4189 1 Laboratory exercises in NMR analysis CHEM 3114
Advanced Organic Chemistry CHEM 4389 3 Upper-Division Elective Advanced Standing
Electrochemistry CHEM 4389 3 Upper-Division Elective Advanced Standing
Radiochemistry CHEM 4389 3 Upper-Division Elective Advanced Standing
Electronics for Scientists CHEM 4389 3 Upper-Division Elective Advanced Standing
Contract Study CHEM 4391 3 Advanced independent study or research Advanced Standing

 

  • Graduate Courses

 

Although no advanced chemistry degrees are currently offered, the following graduate chemistry courses are offered as special courses for advanced postbaccalaureate studies in chemistry and for Master of Science degrees which are offered in other disciplines.

A cooperative, interdisciplinary degree in biology and chemistry is available as a special Master of Science in Biology with approximately half of the course requirements in chemistry. The thesis areas are restricted to medicinal, biochemical or natural products.

Please consult the current catalog and a chemistry faculty advisor for more information.

Graduate Courses
Course Title Course Number Credit Hours Description Prerequisite
Topics in Organic Chemistry CHEM 6310 3 Various topics.
May be repeated for credit.
Graduate Standing
Topics in Analytical Chemistry CHEM 6320 3 Various topics.
May be repeated for credit.
Graduate Standing
Research CHEM 6330 1, 2, 3,
or 4
Various topics.
May be repeated for credit.
Graduate Standing
Topics in Physical and Inorganic Chemistry CHEM 6340 3 Various topics.
May be repeated for credit.
Graduate Standing
Multilist Course CHEM 6389 3 Special topics which are offered only once. Graduate Standing