The Department of Chemistry Would Like to Announce a
NEW DEGREE PROGRAM!!
Bachelor of Science in
Biochemistry
The Bachelor of Science in
Biochemistry will fulfill the need of those students who are pursuing
pre-medical or pre-dental programs as well as those who plan to enter fields
such as business, environmental or patent law, where a background in
biochemistry can be of great utility. A Major in Biochemistry will also prepare
students for graduate work in chemistry or biochemistry; teaching chemistry in
secondary schools; employment with industry or government; entry into
professional schools such as medicine or dentistry; or entry into law school
with a view toward specialization in patent or environmental law.
Total Number of Units Required for the Major: 75
A.Lower Division Required Courses
(42 units)
CHE
110. General
Chemistry I (5)
CHE
112. General
Chemistry II (5)
CHE
230. Quantitative
Analysis (4)
MAT
191. Calculus
I (5)
MAT
193. Calculus
II (5)
PHY
130. General
Physics I (5)
PHY
132. General
Physics II (5)
BIO
120. Principles
of Biology I (4)
BIO
122. Principles
of Biology II (4)
B.Upper Division Required Courses
(33 units)
CHE
310. Organic
Chemistry I (4)
CHE
311. Organic
Chemistry Lab I (1)
CHE
312. Organic
Chemistry II (3)
CHE
313. Organic
Chemistry Lab II (2)
CHE
320. Physical
Chemistry I (5)
CHE
322. Physical
Chemistry II (3)
CHE
420. Advanced
Applications for Chemistry (2)
CHE
450. Biochemistry
I (4)
CHE
451. Biochemistry
Lab I (1)
CHE
452. Biochemistry
II (4)
CHE
453. Biochemistry
Lab II (2)
CHE
460. Chemical
Literature (2)
Completion of elective
courses (beyond the requirements listed below) to reach a total of a minimum of
120 or a maximum of
132 units.
BIO 340. Genetics (3)
BIO 314. Embryology (4)
BIO 320. Cell
Biology (3)
For specific requirements visit the Chemistry Department Office, NSM
B-202.
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Last updated: January 12, 2007 by mk