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CH-101 Introd.Chemistry I/Lab

Description: An introduction to the principles of general chemistry with laboratory for students in nursing and other allied health fields. Topics will include chemical bonding and structure, atomic theory, energy, equilibrium, reactions in aqueous solutions and radioactivity. Prerequisite: MA 100. 5 weeks: 5/18-6/17

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CH-102 Introd.Chemistry II/Lab

Description: An introduction to the principles of organic and biological chemistry with laboratory for students in nursing and other allied health fields. Topics will include organic nomenclature, organic functional groups and their properties, isomers, biologically important molecules and their roles in the human body. 5 weeks: 6/29-7/29

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CH-103 Chem.Structure & Reactions/Lab

Description: This course is an introduction to the principles of chemistry, atomic and molecular theory, bonding, structure, equilibrium, chemical reactions, with a laboratory. Co-requisite MA 101 Prerequisite for CH 104 is CH 103.

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CH-104 Chem Structure & Reactions/Lab

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CH-105 Intro. Chemistry: Nursing/Lab

Description: An introduction to the principles of general chemistry, organic chemistry and biochemistry with laboratory for students in nursing. General chemistry topics will include chemical bonding and structure, atomic theory, equilibrium, acids and bases, solutions and radioactivity. Organic and biochemistry topics will include organic nomenclature, functional groups and their properties and reactions, biologically important molecules and their roles in the human body. Prerequisite: MA 100 or able to enroll in MA 210.

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CH-303 Environ Science & Toxicology

Description: This course is designed to assess the working environment of different occupations, the toxicological effects of exposure to various substances and to determine the role of the EPA and OSHA in setting standards for toxic materials. It is offered for health-allied professions. (Not offered in 2002-2003)

CH-305 Organic Chemistry/Lab

Description: This course introduces students to the fundamentals of organic chemistry, the study of the mechanisms of basic functional group reactions and the relation of structure to chemical activity. A laboratory is an integral part of the course. Prerequisite: CH 104. Prerequisite: CH 305 for CH 306.

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CH-306 Organic Chemistry/Lab

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CH-307 Physical Chemistry

Description: Fundamental principles of chemical thermodynamics and kinetics, fundamental principles of quantum mechanics and applications to structure and spectroscopy are introduced. Prerequisites: MA 101, CH 104. (Not offered in 2002-2003)

CH-308 Physical Chemistry

Description: Fundamental principles of chemical thermodynamics and kinetics, fundamental principles of quantum mechanics and applications to structure and spectroscopy are introduced. A laboratory is also required. Prerequisites: MA 101, CH 104. (Not offered in 2002-2003)

CH-312 Molecular Structure

Description: Topics related to the structures of molecules are discussed: magnetic resonance, ultraviolet and infrared absorption, atomic absorption and flame emission spectroscopes. An introduction to symmetry and group theory. Prerequisite: CH 306. (Not offered in 2002-2003)

CH-313 Analytical Chemistry/Lab

Description: This course is an introduction to the theory and practice of chemical analysis, the study of solution chemistry, methods of analysis and interpretation of analytical data with a laboratory. Prerequisite: CH 104.

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CH-314 Inorganic Chemistry

Description: The application of physical chemical principles to the study of inorganic systems with emphasis on the nature of chemical bonding and the study of transition metal chemistry is presented. Prerequisite: CH 104. (Not offered in 2002-2003)

CH-315 Biochemistry

Description: The concepts of modern biochemistry and molecular biology are presented in an integrated form. Topics include: the cell and its bimolecular components, enzymes, metabolic organization and control, molecular genetics, protein biosynthesis and molecular evolution. A laboratory is required in CH 316. Prerequisite: CH 306.

CH-316 Biochemistry/Lab

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CH-319 Biochem of Nutrition

Description: This course is designed to introduce the students to the nutrients humans need to live. The source of these nutrients, recommended dietary allowances and recommended daily intakes, their breakdown, transport and storage, and final use in the body will be explored. Diseases associated with these nutrients will be studied. (Not offered 2002-2003). Prerequisites CH 305/306 or CH 102.

CH-321 Instrumental Analysis/Lab

Description: Theory and practice of modern chemical instrumentation and the interpretation of experimental data is introduced. A laboratory is required. Prerequisite: CH 313. (Not offered 2002-2003)

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CH-402A Sem:Science & Public Policy

Description: Topics include environmental issues and their impact upon society, science and public policy. M/M,U.

CH-404 Sem:Biochemical Topics

Description: Topics for the seminar are drawn from molecular and cellular biochemistry and related sciences. Prerequisite: CH 315.

CH-409A Independent Study

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CH-409B Tutorial

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CH-409C Internship

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CH-410A Independent Study

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CH-410B Tutorial

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CH-410C Internship

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PY-101 Intro.Physics Health Sciences

Description: An algebra-based introduction to the topics and fundamental ideas of physics that are applicable in the various allied health professions. This course covers selected topics such as forces and motion, energy, waves, sound, electricity and magnetism, the electromagnetic spectrum, optics, and a basic introduction to nuclear and radiation physics. This course is not applicable toward natural science majors that have specific physics requirements or recommendations at a more advanced level, nor does it prepare students for admission to professional programs in schools of medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, or pharmacy.

PY-213 General Physics/Lab

Description: A calculus-based introduction to the study of motion, energy, waves, electromagnetic phenomena and modern physics is presented with a laboratory. Co-requisite MA 101, Prerequisite for PY 214 is PY 213.

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PY-214 General Physics/Lab

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PY-409A Independent Study

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