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Wright Administration Building
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University of Southern Indiana
8600 University Boulevard
Evansville, IN 47712
Phone: 812-465-7015
Fax: 812-464-1956
E-Mail: gssr@usi.edu

 

 

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Chemistry

CHEM 518 Seminar and Chemical Literature (2) A study of the chemical literature. The preparation of a scientific manuscript and the presentation of a seminar. 

CHEM 521 Instrumental Methods of Analysis I (3) A study of principles and applications of instrumental analysis including an introduction to error analysis and absorption and emission spectroscopy. Techniques include UV, IR, NMR, atomic absorption and emission. Prereq: CHEM 253, 321.

CHEM 522 Instrumental Methods of Analysis II (3) A continuation of CHEM 521 with emphasis on electronics, chromatographic techniques and electroanalytical methods. Prereq: CHEM 253, 321.

CHEM 541 Inorganic Chemistry (3) Introduction to the chemistry of all the elements, developed from the principles governing atomic structure and bonding, with special emphasis on transition metal and organometallic chemistry. A special research project is required.

CHEM 553 Organic Qualitative Analysis (3) The development of the qualitative procedures and techniques used in organic chemistry. Prereq: CHEM 254.

CHEM 558 Topics in Organic Chemistry (2) An advanced course in organic chemistry that considers special topics. Prereq: CHEM 254; recommended CHEM 462.

CHEM 651 Topics in Chemistry for Teacher Preparation and Enhancement (4) A special topics course for advanced teacher preparation for in-service teacher enhancement. An emphasis is placed on basic concepts and problem-solving techniques needed for teaching chemistry in high school. The course focuses on new advances in knowledge hands-on experiences, the interface of scientific knowledge with topics of daily life and environmental concern, or ethical issues raised by new advances in chemistry. Subject matter may vary from semester to semester when the course is offered. Prereq: Consent of the instructor.

 



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