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Chemistry Major (Secondary Education Option)

Note: In addition to completing the following required courses, students must fulfill the General Education Requirements. Major requirements and/or General Education Requirements may be changed by official action of the faculty.

Under “Recommended Sequence” below, a number indicates the year during which it is recommended that the course be taken (i.e., 1-first year; 2-second year, etc.); a letter indicates that the course should be taken during a particular semester (i.e., F-Fall; S-Spring). This is a recommended sequence which will be individualized based on the course rotation schedule and in consultation with the faculty advisor.

Required courses

Department

Number

Credits

Course Title

Recommended Sequence Year/Semester

BIO

___

4

Any Biology Course

4S

CHE

121

3

General Chemistry I

1F

CHE

121L

1

Laboratory for General Chemistry I

1F

CHE

206

4

Inorganic Chemistry

1S

CHE

206L

1

Laboratory for Inorganic Chemistry

1S

CHE

211

4

Organic Chemistry I

2F

CHE

212

4

Organic Chemistry II

2S

CHE

301

4

Physical Chemistry: Thermodynamics and Kinetics

3F

CHE

306

3

Topics in Inorganic Chemistry

2S or 3S

CHE

311

4

Analytical Chemistry

3F

CHE

312

5

Instrumental Analysis

3S

CHE

385

1

Chemistry Seminar I

2F

CHE

399

1-5

Undergraduate Research

1, 2, 3 or 4

CHE

485

1

Chemistry Seminar II

3F

CHE

499

1

Capstone Research

4

EDU 107 3 Technology in Education 2S

EDU

115

3

Introduction to Middle Level and Seconda Educationry

1F

ENG

215

3

Language and Teaching of the English Language Learner

3S

ENG

316

3

Adolescent Literacy

2S

MAT

211

4

Calculus I

1F

MAT

212

4

Calculus II

1S

PHY

201

4

Introductory Physics I
or PHY 211, General Physics I

2F

PHY

202

4

Introductory Physics II
or PHY 212, General Physics II

2S

PSY

202

3

Developmental Psychology: Adolescent

3S

SED

206

3

Secondary Educational Psychology

3F

SED

305

3

Secondary Curriculum

3F

SED

306

3

Secondary Science Methods

2F or 3F

SED

405

2

Secondary Student Teaching Practicum

4S

SED

406

2

Secondary Student Teaching Seminar

4S

SED

407

12

Secondary Student Teaching

4S

SLR

107

1

Service Learning for Education

3S

SPE

209

3

Introduction to Exceptional Individuals

1F

SPE

316

3

Assessment in the Inclusive Classroom

3F

SPE

325

3

Instructional Strategies in the Inclusive Classroom

3S

There are 105-109 credits required for this major. Prerequisite courses may be necessary and the General Education Requirements must be completed.

Recommended Courses

Department Course Number Credits Course Title

CHE

205

4

Environmental Chemistry

FSC

306

3

Serology
FSC 325 4 Forensic Chemistry

For Certification by American Chemical Society

Department Course Number Credits Course Title

CHE

321

3

Biochemistry I (4F)

CHE

321L 

1

Biochemistry Lab (4F)
MAT 213 3 Calculus III

MAT

218

3

Linear Algebra
or MAT 406, Differential Equations

One of the following courses:

Department Course Number Credits Course Title

CHE

399

1-5

Undergraduate Research

CHE

406

3

Advanced Organic Chemistry (4F)

CHE

407

3

Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (4S)

CHE

409

3

Advanced Physical Chemistry