40 courses with the subject CHEM, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
This course will cover topics in Chemistry, as applied to current health issues, including both the prevention and treatment of illness.
Survey of chemistry. Atomic and molecular structure, solutions, states of matter. Naming of inorganic and organic compounds. Chemical reactions
Accompanies CHEM110. Offers students an opportunity to reinforce the concepts discussed during lectures and to obtain further experien
Designed for students majoring in nutrition, physical therapy, or environmental sciences. Covers basic concepts with special reference t
Accompanies CHEM111. Offers students an opportunity to reinforce the concepts discussed during lectures and to obtain hands-on experience in general chemistry laboratory techn
Covers nature of the covalent bond, structure of organic compounds, and their reactions and reaction mechanis
Accompanies CHEM112. Offers students an opportunity to reinforce the concepts discussed during lectures and to obtain hands-on experience in orga
This course covers stoichiometry, states of matter, electronic structures of atoms, periodic properties, chemical bonding, molecular geometry, introduction to quantum mecha
Accompanies CHEM113. Offers students an opportunity to reinforce the concepts discussed during lectures and to obtain hands-on experience
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Presents theoretical principles and experimental practice for the second semester of general chemistry. Topics include thermodynamics, k
Accompanies CHEM216. Offers students an opportunity to reinforce the concepts discussed during lectures and to obtain hands-on experienc
Covers chemical processes in living organisms, with special emphasis on human nutrition. Studies carbohy
Covers the drawing of organic molecules (atomic structure, hybridization, molecular orbital and VSPER theory), nomenclature, conformational analysis, fundame
Accompanies CHEM224. Offers students an opportunity to reinforce the concepts discussed during lectures and to obtain hands-on research experience in synthetic organic chemistry laboratory techniques and instrumentation. Learning objectives include the introduction and reinforcement of a broad set of chemical knowledge concerning organic chemistry laboratory fundamentals, the safe use of laboratory equipment (rotovap, vacuum filtration), modern instrumentation (IR, 13CNMR) and c lassical techniques (TLC, melting point determination, solubility determination, recrystallization) to carry out the sythesis, isolation, purity and identity determination of organic molecules in safe and via greener methods. Students will communicate the concepts and results of laboratory experiments through effective writing (lab reports & technique summary pages). The grade from this laboratory component is factored into the grade earned for the required CHEM 224 corequisite.
Extends CHEM-224 to examine the physical properties and the in-depth mechanistic study (energy and reaction rates) of the reactivity of
Accompanies CHEM225. Offers students an opportunity to further master the concepts discussed during lectures and to obtain hands-on research experience in synthetic organic chemistry laboratory techniques and instrumentation. Learning objectives include the m
Presents theoretical principles and experimental practice of quantitative chemical analysis. Topics include statistics and propagation o
Survey of the relationship between chemistry and industrial technology and their impacts on human health and the environment. Investig
Focusing on descriptive Inorganic Chemistry, the topics include nuclear and coordination chemistry, theories of bonding, crystal field theory, acid
Accompanies CHEM248. Offers students an opportunity to reinforce and master the concepts discussed during lectures and to obtain hands-o
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This course provides the fundamentals of coordination chemistry to understand the roles of metal ions and their interactions with ligands in biological systems (e.g Mn catalyst for wate
Treats in detail the states of matter and the laws of thermodynamics (with applications to chemical and phase equilibria and electrochem
Accompanies CHEM331. Offers students an opportunity to reinforce and master the concepts discussed during lectures and to ob
Covers the wave mechanical treatment of atoms, atomic and molecular spectroscopy, theories of chemical bonding, and molecular structure.
Accompanies CHEM332. Offers students an opportunity to reinforce and master the concepts discussed during lectures and
Builds on previous work in organic, inorganic or physical chemistry to explore developments at the frontier of modern chemistry / biochemistry. Covers spe
Accompanies CHEM343 pending pedagogical need of the topic. Provides laboratory experience with a frontier of modern chemistry / biochemistry. Co
Covers organizing principles of living systems; structure and function of proteins, sugars, and lipids; mechanism and kinetics of en
Accompanies CHEM345. Emphasizes modern instrumentation such as Western blotting, column chromatography, HPLC, and spectrophotometric methods. The first third of the s
Covers modern biochemical techniques such as protein expression, protein purification, and e
Directed study addresses coursework required for the major or degree not being offered formally that sem
Students will have the opportunity to build research skills in the laboratory and theoretical sciences by designing and running a research project in the Department of Chemistry and Physics. Projects may be proposed by students in a
This writing-intensive preparatory course for Biochemistry, Chemistry, and Physics majors prepares students for their capstone. Stude
Accompanies CHEM 354 .
Student-designed research project, including scientific literature review and laboratory work to solve the defined problem, culminating in
Provides a supervised professional experience off campus. Potential sites include clinical settings, government agencies, biomedical resear
Capstone course to accompany students enrolled in CHEM 350, CHEM 370 or CHEM 355. The Fall offering objectives focus on attending professional scientific presentations by eminent researche
Source: Simmons University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
