This course provides an introduction to chemistry as a career. Required of chemistry majors, it discusses historical aspects of the field and modern career paths, including academic and industrial ...

A chemistry major learns about the elements that make up the world and the ways in which matter undergoes change. With a degree in chemistry, students can contribute to a range of work ...

Chemical reactions make new chemicals. Atoms are rearranged during a chemical reaction, but the number of atoms does not change. Evidence of chemical reactions includes a large temperature change ...

The ubiquity of the chemical sciences ensures that there will be exciting job opportunities for chemistry professionals in both traditional fields and emerging sectors such as nanotechnology, energy ...

Physical chemistry is a good area for chemists who have a strong curiosity about how things work at the atomic level and enjoy working with lab instrumentation and machines. Physical chemists discover ...

Course descriptions can be found in the Undergraduate Catalog. CHEM 100 Light at the Museum CHEM 103 General Chemistry I Prof. Bedford CHEM 103 General Chemistry I Prof. McNamara CHEM 103 General ...