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Summary Page Form I 1. Submitting College: COST 2. Department(s) Generating The Proposal: Natural Sciences Choose an item. (if needed) 3. Proposal Title: Revised Chemistry Program Curriculum 4. Course Number(s): 5. Course Title(s): 6. Effective Date: Fall Year: 2012 7. Brief Summary of Proposal: The proposed revised curriculum will give our students more choices of elective courses. The number of elective hours will increase from 7 to 12 hours for the ACS Certified BS degree and from 7 to 15 for the BS degree. More in-depth courses are added. Students may now choose elective courses from upper level Biology, Forensic Science and Marine Science. 8. Type of Proposal: Program Change If other, please describe: 9. Impact on Library Holdings Existing: None Additional: 10. Impact on Existing Programs: Chemistry majors choosing electives from other programs may increase the number of enrollment in those courses. 11. Additional Resources Required Personnel: None Non-personnel: None 12. Approvals: - Department Curriculum Committee Signature Date - Department Chair Signature Date - College Curriculum Committee Signature Date - College Dean Signature Date - Vice President of Academic Affairs Signature Date (Chair of the ) - Faculty Senate Signature Date

CHEMISTRY PROGRAM Bachelor of Science in Chemistry (ACS Certified) Areas A, B, C, E and additional requirements 48 hours Note: Required Area D courses are BIOL 1107, 1107L, 1108, 1108L and additional 3-hour course Area F Courses appropriate to the program of study 17 hours MATH 2101 Calculus I 4 hours MATH 2111 Calculus II 4 hours CHEM 1211 Principles of Chemistry I 3 hours CHEM 1211L Principles of Chemistry Lab I 1 hour CHEM 1212 Principles of Chemistry II 3 hours CHEM 2101K Chemistry Research Methods 2 hours Area G Major Requirements 60 hours Chemistry Foundation Requirements 37 hours CHEM 1212L Principles of Chemistry Lab II 1 hour CHEM 2501 Organic Chemistry I 3 hours CHEM 2501L Organic Chemistry Lab I 1 hour CHEM 2511 Organic Chemistry II 3 hours CHEM 2511L Organic Chemistry Lab II 1 hours CHEM 3101K Analytical Chemistry 4 hours CHEM 3111K Instrumental Analysis 4 hours CHEM 3201K Inorganic Chemistry 4 hours CHEM 3401K Physical Chemistry I 4 hours CHEM 3411K Physical Chemistry II 4 hours CHEM 3522L Advanced Synthesis Laboratory 2 hours CHEM 3602 Chemical Research 2 hours CHEM 3801 Biochemistry 3 hours CHEM 4901 Chemical Seminar 1 hour Electives 12 hours Choose any two courses from the following 6 hours CHEM 4111 Bioanalytical Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4201 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4401 Advanced Physical Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4531 Advanced Organic Chemistry 3 hours Choose any one course from the following 3 hours CHEM 4532 Medicinal Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4601 Polymer Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4801 Advanced Biochemistry 3 hours CHEM 4902 Special Topics in Chemistry 3 hours Free Elective Choose upper level (4000) Forensic Science course 3 hours Additional Requirements 11 hours PHYS 2211K Principles of Physics I 4 hours PHYS 2212K Principles of Physics II 4 hours MATH 3101 Linear Algebra 3 hours Exit Exam Students must take the exit exam no later than the semester before their graduating semester. A student receiving unsatisfactory grade will enroll in CHEM 4902 Special Topics in Chemistry the following semester.

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry Areas A, B, C, E and additional requirements 48 hours Note: Required Area D courses are BIOL 1107, 1107L, 1108, 1108L and additional 3-hour course Area F: Courses appropriate to the program of study 17 hours MATH 2101 Calculus I 4 hours MATH 2111 Calculus II 4 hours CHEM 1211 Principles of Chemistry I 3 hours CHEM 1211L Principles of Chemistry Lab I 1 hour CHEM 1212 Principles of Chemistry II 3 hours CHEM 2101K Chemistry Research Methods 2 hours Area G: Major Requirements 60 hours Chemistry Foundation Requirements 37 hours CHEM 1212 Principles of Chemistry Lab I 1 hour CHEM 2501 Organic Chemistry I 3 hours CHEM 2501L Organic Chemistry Lab I 1 hour CHEM 2511 Organic Chemistry II 3 hours CHEM 2511L Organic Chemistry Lab II 1 hours CHEM 3101K Analytical Chemistry 4 hours CHEM 3111K Instrumental Analysis 4 hours CHEM 3121K Inorganic Chemistry 4 hours CHEM 3401K Physical Chemistry I 4 hours CHEM 3411K Physical Chemistry II 4 hours CHEM 3522L Advanced Synthesis Laboratory 2 hours CHEM 3602 Chemical Research 2 hours CHEM 3801 Biochemistry Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4901 Chemical Seminar 1 hour Electives 9 hours Choose any three courses from the following CHEM 4211 Bioanalytical Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4121 Advanced Inorganic 3 hours CHEM 4401 Advanced Physical Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4531 Advanced Organic Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4202 Medicinal Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4601 Polymer Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4801 Advanced Biochemistry 3 hours CHEM 4902 Special Topics in Chemistry 3 hours Free Elective 6hours Choose upper level courses in Forensic Science, Biology and/or Marine Science Additional Requirements 8 hours PHYS 1111K Introductory Physics I 4 hours PHYS 1112K Introductory Physics II 4 hours Or PHYS 2211K Principles of Physics I 4 hours PHYS 2212K Principles of Physics II 4 hours Exit Exam Students must take the exit exam no later than the semester before their graduating semester. A student receiving unsatisfactory grade will enroll in CHEM 4801 Special Topics in Chemistry the following semester. Pre-Professional Program: Chemistry majors who are interested in gaining admission into Medical, Dental or Pharmacy Schools may concurrently enroll in the required courses for admission into the professional schools.

Program Change Page Form V 1. Program Name: Chemistry 2. Rationale: The changes will give students more flexibility for electives. The changes will also resolve the number of required electives for the two tracks. 3. Resource Statement: No additional resources required 4. Additional existing courses required for completion of program: None 5. Additional new courses required for completion of program [Attach Form II for each course]: CHEM 2601K Chemistry Research Methods 2 hours CHEM 3121K Inorganic Chemistry 3 hours 6. Additional existing courses which can be used as electives in program: BS Chemistry ACS Certified CHEM 4201 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4532 Medicinal Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4801 Advanced Biochemistry 3 hours CHEM 4902 Special Topics in Chemistry 3 hours Upper level (4000) Forensic Science course 3 hours MATH 3101 Linear Algebra 3 hours BS Chemistry CHEM 4121 Advanced Inorganic 3 hours CHEM 4202 Medicinal Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4801 Advanced Biochemistry 3 hours CHEM 4902 Special Topics in Chemistry 3 hours Upper level courses in Forensic Science, Biology and/or Marine Science 6 hours 7. Additional new courses which can be used as electives in program [Attach Form II for each course]: CHEM 4211 Bioanalytical Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4401 Advanced Physical Chemistry 3 hours 8. Deletion of existing required courses [Attach Form III for each course]: CHEM 2101 Laboratory Synthesis 2 hours CHEM 3101L Analytical Chemistry Lab 1 hour CHEM 3201L Instrumental Analysis Lab 1 hour CHEM 3401L Physical Chemistry Lab I 1 hour CHEM 3411L Physical Chemistry Lab II 1 hour CHEM 4301L Chemistry of the Environment 1 hour CHEM 4601L Polymer Chemistry Lab 1 hour CSCI 1301 Computer Science I 3 hours Languages Spanish/German/French 6 hours MATH 1212 Calculus III 4 hours

9. Deletion of existing elective courses [Attach Form III for each course]: 10. Existing course changes [Attach Form IV for each course]: CHEM 3101 CHEM 3101K Analytical Chemistry 4 hours CHEM 3201 CHEM 3111K Instrumental Analysis 4 hours CHEM 3401 CHEM 3401K Physical Chemistry I 4 hours CHEM 3411 CHEM 3411K Physical Chemistry II 4 hours CHEM 3522 CHEM 3522L Advanced Synthesis Laboratory 2 hours CHEM 3302 CHEM 3602L Chemical Research 2 hours CHEM 4101 CHEM 3801 Biochemistry 3 hours CHEM 4111 CHEM 4801 Advanced Biochemistry 3 hours CHEM 4121 CHEM 4201 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4201 CHEM 4532 Medicinal Chemistry 3 hours 11. Change in admissions requirements: No changes 12. Change in other degree requirements: No changes 13. Change in number of required credits: No changes 14. Change in number of elective credits: From 7 credit hours to 12 credit hours for the ACS Certified BS Chemistry and 7 credit hours to 15 credit hours for BS Chemistry. 15. Change in number of total credits required for the degree: No changes 16. Other information: A minimum of C is required for prerequisites for all chemistry courses.

Course Addition Page Form II 1. Course Number: CHEM 2601K 2. Course Title: Chemistry Research Methods 3. Catalogue Description: Review of the research process. Construct a literature review, including the use of computer based tools, and critically analyze research papers. Introduction to performing systematic independent investigation, critically interpreting results in the context of previous studies, and communicating research results as a scientific report. 4. Rationale: This course will provide an introduction into nature of chemical research and prepare students for their senior research 5. Credit Hours: 2 6. Pre-requisites: CHEM 1212 7. Syllabus: 8. Similarity to or duplication of Existing Courses: 9. Textbook selection: 10. Grading:

Course Addition Page Form II 1. Course Number: CHEM 3201K 2. Course Title: Inorganic Chemistry 3. Catalogue Description: Fundamental principles of inorganic chemistry. Topics include electronic structure of atoms, inorganic bonding theories, group theory, coordination chemistry, and spectroscopic applications. The accompany lab reinforces concepts of the topics discussed in lecture course. 4. Rationale: This is a lower level Inorganic Chemistry course including laboratory, which prepares students for the advanced level courses in Inorganic Chemistry. 5. Credit Hours: 2 6. Pre-requisites: CHEM 1212 7. Syllabus: 8. Similarity to or duplication of Existing Courses: 9. Textbook selection: 10. Grading:

Course Addition Page Form II 1. Course Number: CHEM 4401 2. Course Title: Advanced Physical Chemistry 3. Catalogue Description: 4. Rationale: This will be one of the in-depth courses that prepare students for graduate school and/or the industry. It will also be used to partly fulfill the ACS Certified degree requirements. 5. Credit Hours: 3 6. Pre-requisites: CHEM 3411K 7. Syllabus: 8. Similarity to or duplication of Existing Courses: 9. Textbook selection: 10. Grading:

Course Deletion Page Form III 1. Course Number: CHEM 2101 2. Course Title: Laboratory Synthesis 3. Catalog Description: This laboratory course is designed to prepare chemistry majors for upper level laboratory courses. The laboratory experiments will include quantitative analysis, inorganic synthesis and computational methods. 4. Rationale: The course is replaced with a new course. 5. Library Resource

Course Deletion Page Form III 1. Course Number: CHEM 3101L 2. Course Title: Analytical Chemistry Lab 3. Catalog Description: Lab taken concurrently with CHEM 3101 4. Rationale: The lecture and lab courses are combined to a K course. 5. Library Resource

Course Deletion Page Form III 1. Course Number: CHEM 3201L 2. Course Title: Instrumental Analysis Lab 3. Catalog Description: Lab taken concurrently with CHEM 3201 4. Rationale: The lecture and lab courses are combined to a K course. 5. Library Resource

Course Deletion Page Form III 1. Course Number: CHEM 3401L 2. Course Title: Physical Chemistry Lab I 3. Catalog Description: Equilibrium electrochemistry, chemical kinetics, reaction dynamics, quantum theory, atomic and molecular structure, modern spectroscopy. 4. Rationale: The lecture and lab courses are combined to a K course. 5. Library Resource

Course Deletion Page Form III 1. Course Number: CHEM 3411L 2. Course Title: Physical Chemistry Lab II 3. Catalog Description: Lab taken concurrently with CHEM 3411. 4. Rationale: The lecture and lab courses are combined to a K course. 5. Library Resource

Course Deletion Page Form III 1. Course Number: CHEM 4301L 2. Course Title: Chemistry of the Environment Lab 3. Catalog Description: Lab taken concurrently with CHEM 4301. 4. Rationale: The lecture and lab courses are combined to a K course. 5. Library Resource

Course Deletion Page Form III 1. Course Number: CHEM 4601L 2. Course Title: Polymer Chemistry Lab 3. Catalog Description: Lab taken concurrently with CHEM 4601. 4. Rationale: The lecture and lab courses are combined to a K course. 5. Library Resource

Course Change Page Form IV 1. Course Number CHEM 3101 CHEM 3101K 2. Course Title 3. Catalog Description Analytical Chemistry Principles and techniques in volumetric and gravimetric determinations. Principles of chemical equilibria using chromatographic, spectrophotometric and potentiometric methods of analysis. 4. Rationale: The current lecture and lab courses are combined into K course. 5. Library Resource Statement Existing: Additional: 6. Credit Hours 3 4 7. Pre-requisites CHEM 1212 CHEM 1212 and 1212L 8. Syllabus: 9. Similarity to or Duplication of Existing Courses: 10. Textbook Change (include title, author and ISBN#) 11. Grading Method

Course Change Page Form IV 1. Course Number CHEM 3201 CHEM 3111K 2. Course Title 3. Catalog Description Instrumental Analysis Instrumental techniques used in chemical analysis with emphasis on accuracy and precision. Statistical and regression methods for interpretation of data. 4. Rationale: The current lecture and lab courses are combined into K course. 5. Library Resource Statement Existing: Additional: 6. Credit Hours 3 4 7. Pre-requisites CHEM 3101 CHEM 3101K 9. Syllabus: 10. Similarity to or Duplication of Existing Courses: 11. Textbook Change (include title, author and ISBN#) 12. Grading Method

Course Change Page Form IV 1. Course Number CHEM 3401 CHEM 3401K 2. Course Title 3. Catalog Description Physical Chemistry I Thermochemistry, thermodynamics, equilibria, electrochemistry, kinetics and quantum mechanics. 4. Rationale: The current lecture and lab courses are combined into K course. 5. Library Resource Statement Existing: Additional: 6. Credit Hours 3 4 7. Pre-requisites CHEM 1212 CHEM 1212/1212L and MATH 2111 10. Syllabus: 11. Similarity to or Duplication of Existing Courses: 12. Textbook Change (include title, author and ISBN#) 13. Grading Method

Course Change Page Form IV 1. Course Number CHEM 3411 CHEM 3411K 2. Course Title 3. Catalog Description Physical Chemistry II Liquids, solids, surface and transport phenomena. Modern treatment of atom, structure, spectroscopy, statistical mechanics and statistical thermodynamics 4. Rationale: The current lecture and lab courses are combined into a K course. 5. Library Resource Statement Existing: Additional: 6. Credit Hours 3 4 7. Pre-requisites CHEM 3401 CHEM 3401K 8. Syllabus: 12. Similarity to or Duplication of Existing Courses: 13. Textbook Change (include title, author and ISBN#) 14. Grading Method

Course Change Page Form IV 1. Course Number CHEM 3522 CHEM 3522L 2. Course Title 3. Catalog Description Advanced Synthesis Laboratory The focus of this laboratory course will be on advanced synthetic methods in organic, inorganic chemistry and biochemistry. A wide range of compounds will be synthesized and characterized using appropriate separation and spectroscopic techniques. The interpretation of spectroscopic spectra will be emphasized. There will be two three-hour labs per week. The focus of this laboratory course will be on advanced synthetic methods in organic and biochemistry. A wide range of compounds will be synthesized and characterized using appropriate separation and spectroscopic techniques. The interpretation of spectroscopic spectra will be emphasized. There will be two three-hour labs per week. 4. Rationale: The course name is changed to indicate that the course is a laboratory course. 5. Library Resource Statement Existing: Additional: 6. Credit Hours 2 2 7. Pre-requisites CHEM 2501/2501L CHEM 2511/2511L 8. Syllabus: 9. Similarity to or Duplication of Existing Courses: 10. Textbook Change (include title, author and ISBN#) 11. Grading Method

Course Change Page Form IV 1. Course Number CHEM 3302 CHEM 3602K 2. Course Title 3. Catalog Description Chemical Research Supervised research including literature search, laboratory experimentation, and interpretation and presentation of 4. Rationale: Course number is changed to conform with the assignment of numbers to the traditional divisions of chemistry. 5. Library Resource Statement Existing: Additional: 6. Credit Hours 2 2 7. Pre-requisites Deletions: Junior Standing CHEM 2101K, CHEM 2511/2511L, CHEM 3201K and CHEM 3411K 8. Syllabus: 9. Similarity to or Duplication of Existing Courses: 10. Textbook Change (include title, author and ISBN#) 11. Grading Method

Course Change Page Form IV 1. Course Number CHEM 4101 CHEM 3801 2. Course Title 3. Catalog Description Biochemistry Structure and function of proteins, nucleic acids, carbohydrates, and lipids. Emphasis on mechanistic analysis of metabolic pathways and enzymes activity. 4. Rationale: Course number is changed to conform with the assignment of numbers to the traditional divisions of chemistry. 5. Library Resource Statement Existing: Additional: 6. Credit Hours 3 3 7. Pre-requisites CHEM 2511 and BIOL 1108 8. Syllabus: 9. Similarity to or Duplication of Existing Courses: 10. Textbook Change (include title, author and ISBN#) 11. Grading Method

Course Change Page Form IV 1. Course Number CHEM 4111 CHEM 4801 2. Course Title 3. Catalog Description Advanced Biochemistry Recent advances in medical biochemistry with clinical correlations. Biochemistry of metabolic diseases, neuroendocrine and reproductive biochemistry, signal transduction, receptor chemistry, transcriptional regulation, cancer biochemistry, and oncogenes and oncoproteins. 4. Rationale: Course number is changed to conform with the assignment of numbers to the traditional divisions of chemistry. 5. Library Resource Statement Existing: Additional: 6. Credit Hours 3 3 7. Pre-requisites CHEM 4101 CHEM 3801 8. Syllabus: 9. Similarity to or Duplication of Existing Courses: 10. Textbook Change (include title, author and ISBN#) 11. Grading Method

Course Change Page Form IV 1. Course Number CHEM 4121 CHEM 4201 2. Course Title 3. Catalog Description Advanced Inorganic Chemistry Principles of inorganic chemistry with emphasis on atomic structure, chemical bonding, solid state, coordination chemistry, organic metallic chemistry, and acidbase theories. Chemistry of selected elements. 4. Rationale: Course number is changed to conform with the assignment of numbers to the traditional divisions of chemistry. 5. Library Resource Statement Existing: Additional: 6. Credit Hours 3 3 7. Pre-requisites CHEM 1212 and 3411 CHEM 3201K 8. Syllabus: 9. Similarity to or Duplication of Existing Courses: 10. Textbook Change (include title, author and ISBN#) 11. Grading Method

Course Change Page Form IV 1. Course Number CHEM 4201 CHEM 4532 2. Course Title 3. Catalog Description Medicinal Chemistry Synthesis, structure, and mode of action of therapeutically active compounds. Design of pharmaceutical agents based on enzyme mechanism, structure activity relationships, and computer modeling. 4. Rationale: Course number is changed to conform with the assignment of numbers to the traditional divisions of chemistry. 5. Library Resource Statement Existing: Additional: 6. Credit Hours 3 3 7. Pre-requisites CHEM 2511 and 3801 8. Syllabus: 9. Similarity to or Duplication of Existing Courses: 10. Textbook Change (include title, author and ISBN#) 11. Grading Method

Summary of the Revisions I. Deleted Courses Course Code Course Name Hours CHEM 2101 Laboratory Synthesis 2 hours CHEM 3101L Analytical Chemistry Lab 1 hour CHEM 3201L Instrumental Analysis Lab 1 hour CHEM 3401L Physical Chemistry Lab I 1 hour CHEM 3411L Physical Chemistry Lab II 1 hour CHEM 4301L Chemistry of the Environment 1 hour CHEM 4601L Polymer Chemistry Lab 1 hour II. Other Courses Deleted from the Curriculum CSCI 1301 Computer Science I 3 hours Languages Spanish/German/French 6 hours CHEM Calculus III (ACS Certified degree) 4 hours III. Changed Course Codes Old Code New Code Course Name Hours CHEM 3101 CHEM 3101K Analytical Chemistry 4 hours CHEM 3201 CHEM 3111K Instrumental Analysis 4 hours CHEM 3401 CHEM 3401K Physical Chemistry I 4 hours CHEM 3411 CHEM 3411K Physical Chemistry II 4 hours CHEM 3522 CHEM 3522L Advanced Synthesis Laboratory 2 hours CHEM 3302 CHEM 3602 Chemical Research 2 hours CHEM 4101 CHEM 3801 Biochemistry 3 hours CHEM 4111 CHEM 4801 Advanced Biochemistry 3 hours CHEM 4121 CHEM 4201 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4201 CHEM 4532 Medicinal Chemistry 3 hours IV. New Courses CHEM 2601K Chemistry Research Methods 2 hours CHEM 3201K Inorganic Chemistry 4 hours CHEM 4111 Bioanalytical Chemistry 3 hours CHEM 4401 Advanced Physical Chemistry 3 hours V. Other Courses Added to the Curriculum MATH 3101 Linear Algebra (ACS Certified degree) 3 hours