B.S. Biochemistry
Requirements
Thirty-nine semester hours including the following:
Required Courses in other Fields:
- CHE 1301/1101-Basic Principles of Modern Chemistry I & General Chemistry Laboratory I
- CHE 1302/1102-Basic Principles of Modern Chemistry II & 1102 General Chemistry Laboratory II
- CHE 2416-Laboratory Measurements and Techniques
- CHE 3331-Organic Chemistry I
- CHE 3332-Organic Chemistry II
- CHE 3238-Organic Chemistry Laboratory
- CHE 4327-Physical Chemistry for the Life Sciences
- CHE 4225-Biophysical Chemistry Laboratory
- CHE 4141-Modern Biochemistry Laboratory
- CHE 4341-General Biochemistry
- CHE 4142-Advanced Biochemistry Laboratory
- CHE 4342-Topics in Human Biochemistry
- CHE 4151-Undergraduate Seminar I
- A minimum of five semester hours of “4000” level chemistry, excluding CHE 4321(not applicable to a biochemistry major). It is recommended that CHE 4316(Instrumental Analysis) be included in the five hour total. A maximum of three semester hours of 4V98 may count toward this requirement.
- CHE 4001-An exit examination, designated by the department, will be required of all chemistry majors. This examination will be chosen by the department from the GRE, ETS, or another similar examination.
- MTH 1321, 1322-Calculus I-II
- PHY 1420/30-General Physics I-II
- BIO 1305-1105 (or 1405) and BIO 1306-1106 (or 1406)
- Additional “2000,” “3000,” or “4000” level courses (at least three semester hours each, for a total of 6 completed hours) in biology. It is recommended that BIO 4306-4106 be taken as one of the two courses. BIO 2401 and 2402 cannot be used to complete this requirement.
Required Courses in other Fields:
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- MTH 1321, 1322-Calculus I-II
- PHY 1420/30-General Physics I-II
- BIO 1305-1105 (or 1405) and BIO 1306-1106 (or 1406)
- Additional “2000,” “3000,” or “4000” level courses (at least three semester hours each, for a total of 6 completed hours) in biology. It is recommended that BIO 4306-4106 be taken as one of the two courses. BIO 2401 and 2402 cannot be used to complete this requirement.