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1999 - 2000 TRANSFER GUIDE FOR ARIZONA WESTERN COLLEGE


Chemistry


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Chemistry
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
NAU Course Titles Arizona Western Course Titles
   
Common Chemistry Core
CHM 151(4) General Chemistry I
and
CHM 151L(1) General Chemistry I Lab
CHM 151 (4) General Chemistry I
CHM 152(3) General Chemistry II
and
CHM 152L(1) General Chemistry II Lab
CHM 154 (5) General Chemistry II
CHM 235(4) General Organic Chemistry I
and
CHM 235L(1) General Organic Chemistry I Lab
CHM 235 (5) Organic Chemistry I
MAT 136(4) Calculus I MAT 221 (4) Calculus I w/ Analytic Geometry
MAT 137(4) Calculus II MAT 231 (4) Calculus II w/ Analytic Geometry
PHY 161(3) University Physics I
and
PHY161L(1) University Physics I Lab
PHY 221 (4) General Physics
PHY 262(3) University Physics II PHY 222 (4) General Physics
 
B.S. in Chemistry
The core courses (above) plus the following courses:
CHM 238(3) General Organic Chemistry II
and
CHM 238L(2) General Organic Chemistry II Lab
CHM 236 (4) Organic Chemistry II
 
B.S. in Chemistry
Certified by American Chemical Society
All requirements are the same as the B.S. in Chemistry plus the following courses:
MAT 238(3) Calculus III MAT 241 (4) Analytic Geometry & Calculus III
 
B.S.Ed. in Chemistry
All requirements are the same as the B.S. in Chemistry plus the following courses:
BIO 181(4) The Unity of Life I BIO 181(3) General Biology (Majors) I
EDF 200(3) Introduction to Education EDU 110 (3) Introduction to Education
GLG 101(3) Physical Geology
and
GLG 103(1) Physical Geology Lab
GLG 101 (4) Introduction to Geology I (Physical)
 
Extended B.S. in Chemistry
All the requirements for this degree are the same as the B.S. in Chemistry plus 12 additional hours of chemistry and related courses selected with an NAU advisor’s approval.
 
B.S. in Chemistry
Health Preprofessional Emphasis
All the requirements for this degree are the same as the B.S. in chemistry plus the following courses:
BIO 181(4) The Unity of Life I
and
BIO 182(4) The Unity of Life II
BIO 181(3) General Biology (Majors) I
and
BIO 182(3) General Biology (Majors) II
 
Extended B.S. in Chemistry
Health Preprofessional Emphasis
All requirements are the same as the B.S. in Chemistry with a Health Preprofessional Emphasis plus 6 hours in chemistry and/or biology.
 
Preforensic Chemistry and Criminalistics Emphasis
All requirements are the same as the B.S. in Chemistry plus the following courses:
CJ 101(3) Introduction to Criminal Justice AJS 101 (3) Introduction to the Administration of Justice
CJ 270(3) Criminal Law AJS 109 (3) Substantive Criminal Law
CJ 275(3) Criminal Procedure & Constitutional Rights AJS 260 (3) Procedural Criminal Law
 
B.S. in Geochemistry
All requirements are the same as the B.S. in Chemistry minus CHM 238 and CHM 238L but including the following courses:
GLG 101(3) Physical Geology
and
GLG 103(1) Physical Geology Lab
GLG 101 (4) Introduction to Geology I (Physical)
GLG 102(3) Historical Geology
and
GLG 104(1) Historical Geology Lab
GLG 102 (4) Introduction to Geology II (Historical)
CHM 230(3) Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry
and
CHM 230L(1) Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry Lab
CHM 140 (4) Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry
    
 
B.S. in Environmental Chemistry
All requirements are the same as the B.S. in Chemistry plus the following courses:
MAT 238(3) Calculus III MAT 241(4) Analytic Geometry & Calculus III
 
Specific Liberal Studies Requirements
Foundation Studies
MAT 125(4) Precalculus
It is highly recommended that students take MAT 125 to complete their liberal studies requirements.
MAT 187(5) Precalculus
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