School of Chemical Sciences. UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA

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1 School of Chemical Sciences UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA

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3 MAIN ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF DEAN Prof. Dr. Afidah Abdul Rahim DEPUTY DEANS Prof. Dato Dr. Hasnah Osman Prof. Dr. Yeap Guan Yeow PROGRAMME MANAGERS Prof. Dr. Rohana Adnan (Physical Chemistry) Assoc. Prof. Dr. Melati Khairuddean (Organic & Inorganic Chemistry) Dr. Ahmat Ngilmi Ahmad Sujari () Dr. Noor Hana Hanif Abu Bakar (Industrial Chemistry) ASSISTANT REGISTRARS Mrs. Haryani Hasenan Principal Assistant Registrar (HR & Postgraduate) Miss Fauziah Rastam Senior Assistant Registrar (Academic) 1

4 COURSE STRUCTURE (i) Structure of Study Programme Course Component Credit Unit Requirement B.App.Sc. (Hons) Core (T) 7 Elective (E) or Elective (E) & (M) 0 University (U) 18 Total 10 (ii) Industrial Training Students are encouraged to apply for undergoing Industrial Training (KIE61/) after the 6th semester. (iii) Final Year Project Students are encouraged to register for Chemistry Project (KUE09/6) during their final year of studies. This involves conducting research work for semesters and submitting a Final Year Project Report. Students who do not wish to register for the final year project may fulfill the 6 units requirement by registering other courses offered by the School. (iv) Assessment Course assessment will be based on: (i) Examination (ii) Course Work The assessment will cover knowledge, applications, analytical and writing skills. Skills will be assessed through the course work in the form of assignments, quizzes, tests, presentations or laboratory reports.

5 LIST OF COURSES OFFERED (a) B.App.Sc. (Hons.) () (i) Core Courses (T) - 7 units Prerequisites MAA101/ Calculus For Science Student 1 MAA10/ Calculus For Science Student ZCT10/ Physics III (Vibrations, Waves and Optics) ZCT10/ Physics IV (Modern Physics) KUT101/ General Chemistry Practical I KUT10/ General Chemistry Practical II KTT11/ Inorganic Chemistry I KOT1/ Organic Chemistry I KUT06/ Organic Chemistry Practical KUT10 (s), KOT1 (s) KTT1/ Inorganic Chemistry II KTT11 (s) KOT/ Organic Chemistry II KOT1 (s) KFT/ Physical Chemistry I KTT11 (s) or KOT1 (s) KAT5/ I KTT11 (s) or KOT1 (s) KFT/ Physical Chemistry II KFT (s), KUT0 (c) KAT0/ Analytical Practical II KAT/ Separation Methods KAT5 (s) KAT5/ Spectroscopic Methods KAT5 (s) KAT6/ Electroanalytical Methods KAT5 (s) KFT1/ Physical Chemistry III KFT (s) KAT/ Environmental Pollution Chemistry KAT (s), KAT5 (s) KUE09/6 Chemistry Project or or 6 units Other courses from, Industrial Chemistry or Pure Chemistry

6 (ii) Elective Courses (E) - 0 (a) Compulsory Components - 16 units Prerequisites MAT181/ Programming For Scientific Applications KUT0/ Physical Chemistry Practical KUE06/ Research Methodology in Chemistry KAE8/ Practical III KAT5 (s) or KAT9 (s) KIT58/ Polymer Chemistry KOT1 (s) KAE5/ Bioanalysis KAT (s) or KAT9 (s) KUT10 (s), KFT (c) (b) Selection of 1 units KIE61/ Industrial Training Additional 10 or 1 units to fulfill the elective component must be taken from Analytical Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry and other courses from the Schools of Physics, Mathematical Sciences, Biological Sciences, Industrial Technology and Centre for Global Archaeological Research. *All the courses offered are subjected to changes when the need arises. (s) = sequential (Course must be taken earlier) (c) = concurrent (Course must be taken concurrently)

7 (iii) (M) & Elective (E) Programme 0 units Elective (E) Components Prerequisites (a) Selection of 10 units or more MAT181/ Programming For Scientific Applications (Compulsory) KIT57/ Materials Chemistry KUT0/ Physical Chemistry Practical (Compulsory) KUT10 (s), KFT (c) KUE06/ Research Methodology In Chemistry (Compulsory) KIT58/ Polymer Chemistry KOT1 (s) KAE8/ Practical III KAT5 (s) or KAT9 (s) KIE61/ Industrial Training KAE5/ Bioanalysis KAT (s) or KAT9 (s) (M) Components (b) Selection of 0 units Select from any minor programme. Please refer to the book of Programme Guideline All Programmes offered by other Schools can be taken by the Chemistry Students subject to the requirements imposed by the School which offers the Programmes such as Management, Computer, Communication, Psychology, English or other Sciences *All the courses offered are subjected to changes when the need arises. (s) = sequential (Course must be taken earlier) (c) = concurrent (Course must be taken concurrently) 5

8 Proposed Schedule by Semester B.App.Sc. (Hons.) () YEAR 1 COMPONENT University Courses (U) Core Courses (T) SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER WUS101 KTT11 KUT10 KOT1 MAA 101 HTU LKM 00 KAT5 KUT101 MAA10 UNIT Elective (E) or (M) Courses TOTAL YEAR COMPONENT University Courses (U) Core Courses (T) Elective (E) or (M) Courses TOTAL 6 SEMESTER SEMESTER SHE101 Refer to page 9-0 ZCT10 ZCT10 KUT06 KTT1 KOT KFT Elective/ KAT5 MAT UNIT

9 YEAR COMPONENT University Courses (U) Core Courses (T) SEMESTER 5 LSP00 Refer to page 9-0 KFT KAT0 KAT KUT0 TOTAL COMPONENT University Courses (U) Core Courses (T) Elective (E) or (M) Courses TOTAL KAT6 KUE06 KAE8/ KIT58/ Elective/ Elective (E) or (M) Courses YEAR SEMESTER 6 15 SEMESTER 7 Refer to page 9-0 KUE09 KFT1 KAT KIE61/ Elective/ 15 SEMESTER 8 LSP0 KUE09 KAE5/ Elective/ 16 GRAND TOTAL UNIT 0 UNIT

10 8 Program Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of this programme, students will be able to: PLO1 Knowledge (of the discipline) Apply the appropriate problems. analytical chemistry principles to address chemistry related PLO Practical Skills (of the discipline) Able to perform laboratory techniques and use modern instrumentations safely and record the results accurately. PLO Social Skills and Responsibilities Demonstrate interpersonal and social skills and integrate voluntarily with the society. PLO Values, Attitudes and Professionalism Demonstrate professionalism and good ethics in their field of works. PLO5 Communication, Leadership and Teamwork Skills Demonstrate the ability to work efficiently in team and execute the task responsibly in interpreting data and communicate the results of their works to chemists and non-chemists. PLO6 Problem Solving and Scientific Skills Identify, analyse and solve problems in analytical chemistry using systematic methods. PLO7 Information Management and Lifelong Learning Skills Demonstrate the ability to update, maintain and enhance knowledge in analytical chemistry through life-long learning. PLO8 Managerial & Entrepreneurial Skills Apply basic knowledge and principles of managerial and entrepreneurial related to analytical sciences.

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