SCHM
110/111 |
Fundamentals
of Chemistry I (lecture and lab) |
4
crs. |
SCHM 112/113 |
Fundamentals
of Chemistry II (lecture and lab) |
4
crs. |
SCHM 210/211 |
Organic
Chemistry I (lecture and lab) |
4
crs. |
SCHM 212/213 |
Organic
Chemistry II (lecture and lab) |
4
crs. |
SCHM 323 |
Analytical
Chemistry (lecture and lab) |
4
crs. |
SCHM 340/341 |
Physical
Chemistry I (lecture and lab) |
4
crs. |
SCHM 342/343 |
Physical
Chemistry II (lecture and lab) |
4
crs. |
SCHM 424 |
Instrumental
Analysis (lecture and lab) |
4
crs. |
SMTH 111/112 |
Calculus
I and II |
8
crs. |
SPHY 114/115 |
Fundamentals
of Physics with Calculus I and II (lecture and lab) |
8
crs. |
SMTH 211 |
Multivariable
Calculus |
4
crs. |
and
Chemistry electives selected from the following *
(one course must be at the 400 level) |
minimum
8 crs. |
|
SBIO
406 Cell and Molecular Biology
SCHM 345 Materials Science
SCHM 388 Cooperative Education**
SCHM 410 Elements of Surface & Colloid Chemistry
SCHM 413 Quantum Chemistry
SCHM 421 Advanced Organic Chemistry
SCHM 425 Biochemistry
SCHM 426 Experimental Biochemistry Lab
SCHM 443/444 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (lecture and lab)
SCHM 448 Chemical Research
SCHM 450 Special Topics in Chemistry
SCHM 471 Independent Study** |
|
|
|
Minimum
60 crs. |
*Elective courses are offered on a two-year cycle, consult your advisor
for planning.
**Only three credits of co-op and/or three credits of Independent
Study may count toward the eight credits of electives.
The Chemistry program at Ramapo is approved by the American Chemical
Society (ACS). Students graduating with a major in Chemistry can be
certified by the ACS if they have taken the following courses AS PART
OF, OR IN ADDITION TO, the Requirements of the Major.
a) Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (offered only in the fall semester
of odd-numbered years) both lecture and lab required.
b) At least three credits of the following advanced electives:
Advanced Organic Chemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology, Cooperative
Education, Elements of Surface and Colloid Chemistry, Independent
Study, Materials Science, Quantum Chemistry, Special Topics
in Chemistry, Chemical Research.
c) Three credits in Biochemistry. |