Fall 2009 Course Syllabi
- CHEM 100, Chemistry in Everyday Life (Hosmane)
- CHEM 110, Chemistry; Section 1 (Gilbert)
- CHEM 110, Chemistry; Section 2 (Ballantine)
- CHEM 110, Chemistry; Section 3 (Hofstetter, O.)
- CHEM 110, Chemistry; Section 4 (Calvagna)
- CHEM 111, Chemistry Laboratory (Ballantine)
- CHEM 201X, The Professional Secondary Science Teacher (Kitts)
- CHEM 210, General Chemistry I; Section 1 (Lin)
- CHEM 210, General Chemistry I; Section 2 (Gilbert)
- CHEM 210, General Chemistry I; Section 3 (Xu)
- CHEM 211, General Chemistry II; Section 1 (Vanýsek)
- CHEM 212, General Chemistry Laboratory I (Ballantine)
- CHEM 213, General Chemistry Laboratory II (Ballantine)
- CHEM 230, Introductory Organic Chemistry (Sheets)
- CHEM 231, Introductory Organic Chemistry Lab (Sheets)
- CHEM 325, Analytical Chemistry I (Ryzhov)
- CHEM 330, General Organic Chemistry I (Shen)
- CHEM 336, Organic Chemistry I (Kadnikov)
- CHEM 338, Organic Chemistry Laboratory I (Kadnikov)
- CHEM 424, Optical Methods in Analytical Chemistry (Carnahan)
- CHEM 431, Organic Synthesis (Hagen)
- CHEM 440, Physical Chemistry I (Gaillard)
- CHEM 442, Physical Chemistry Laboratory I (Gaillard)
- CHEM 446, Theoretical Chemistry (Sunderlin)
- CHEM 470, General Biological Chemistry (Hofstetter, O.)
- CHEM 471, Biological Chemistry Laboratory (Baker)
- CHEM 472, Biological Chemistry I (Baker)
- CHEM 475, Physical Chemistry of Macromolecules (Horn)
- CHEM 490X, Science Across Time and Culture (Kitts)
- CHEM 498/499H, Research (Carnahan)
- CHEM 540, Physical Chemistry I (Gaillard)
- CHEM 570, General Biological Chemistry (Hofstetter, O.)
- CHEM 571, Biological Chemistry Laboratory (Baker)
- CHEM 572, Biological Chemistry I (Baker)
- CHEM 595X, Teaching of Physical Sciences (Windelborn)
- CHEM 615, Chemistry Seminar (Vanýsek)
- CHEM 624, Optical Methods in Analytical Chemistry (Carnahan)
- CHEM 631, Organic Synthesis (Hagen)
- CHEM 646, Theoretical Chemistry (Sunderlin)
- CHEM 675, Physical Chemistry of Macromolecules (Horn)
- CHEM 690, Applied Topics in the Chemistry Profession (Vanýsek)
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