CHE 103 INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL, ORGANIC, and BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY Laboratory:
Organizer of the Laboratory, the Laboratory Assistants and Lead Instructor: Fourteen selected experiments from the following laboratory manual, "Chemistry and Life in the Laboratory, Fifth Edition" Heasley, V.L., Christensen, V.L. and Heasley, G.E.
CHE 295 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I:
Study of organic compounds by families with emphasis on structure, reactions, stereochemistry, mechanisms, and synthesis.
CHE 351 ORGANIC QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS:
Identification of organic compounds using physical and chemical properties, infrared and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, and mass spectrometry.
CHE 475 SPECIAL TOPICS IN CHEMISTRY:
Discussion of topics of special relevance to the faculty and students. Possible topics include: statistical thermodynamics, group theory and molecular spectroscopy, enzyme kinetics, photochemistry, organometallic chemistry, organofluorine chemistry, medicinal chemistry, electrophilic and radical additions, and mechanistic aspects of water chlorination.
CHE 495 CHEMISTRY SEMINAR:
Presentation of papers by students and visiting scholars, and attendance at off-campus seminars.
CHE 499 RESEARCH:
An independent investigation, under faculty supervision, of a specific problem at the frontier of a chemical field. Includes weekly discussion sessions.