Bachelor of Arts in
Curriculum Guide
Biochemistry
Fall 2015
CORE REQUIREMENTS
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
Literacies
Section A (all required)
Composition
q ENG 111
OWE I
3 CH
q ENG 112
OWE II
3 CH
Writing Intensive courses (no more than 3 in major)
q ___________________________________________
q ___________________________________________
q ___________________________________________
q ___________________________________________
q ___________________________________________
Presentation
q INDS 1001 CH
PIC courses (no more than 2 in major)
q ___________________________________________
q ___________________________________________
q ___________________________________________
q CHEM 140
ENROLLED/COMPLETED/GRADE
General Chemistry I 4 _____/_____/_____
q CHEM 160 General Chemistry II 4 _____/_____/_____
q CHEM 200 Organic Chemistry I 4 _____/_____/_____
q CHEM 210 Organic Chemistry II
4 _____/_____/_____
q CHEM 240 Quantitative Analysis 4 _____/_____/_____
q CHEM 345 Biochemistry I 4 _____/_____/_____
q CHEM 348 Biochemistry II 3 _____/_____/_____
q CHEM 3__
Fund. of Phys. Chem.
_____/_____/_____
q CHEM 4__
Chemistry Capstone I
_____/_____/_____
q CHEM 4__
Chemistry Capstone II
_____/_____/_____
Section B (choose one)
q CHEM 490
Problems in Chemistry 1-4_____/_____/_____
Foreign Language
q 1503 CH
q 1513 CH
q Or proficiency score
q CHEM 490
Independent Study
q CHEM 3__
Biophysical Chemistry
_____/_____/_____
Quantitative/Scientific Reasoning
q MATH 1253 CH
q Or proficiency test score (pre-calc or higher)
q Lab Science4 CH
q Science or Quantitative course
3 or 4 CH
q CHEM 3__
Bio. Analytical Chem.
_____/_____/_____
q CHEM 415
Bio. Inorganic Chem.
q CHEM 440
Adv. Topics in Biochem.3 _____/_____/_____
Creative
q Fine or Performing Arts course
3 or 4 CH
q MATH 181 Calculus I 4 _____/_____/_____
q PHYS 174* Intro. to Physics I
4 _____/_____/_____
Socio-Political
q (any social science course, includes economics)
3 or 4 CH
q PHYS 184* Intro. to Physics II 4 _____/_____/_____
q BIO 145 4 _____/_____/_____
Humanistic
q REL 1203 CH
q Any course in Humanities discipline
3 CH
Seminar Series
q SEMS 100
q SEMS 200
q SEMS 250
q SEMS 400
Introduction to Seminar Series
Western Traditions
World Cultures
Global Issues
Practicum Series
(choose 2 of the following):
q Citizenship
q Leadership
q Study Away/Abroad
q Scholarship
1 CH
3 CH
3 CH
3 CH
Concern for Physical
Well-Being
Theory
q
2 CH
and
q Phys. Activ. 2 CH
1-4_____/_____/_____
Section C (choose one)
3 _____/_____/_____
Section D (all required)
Foundations of Bio
Section E (choose two)
q MATH 182 Calculus II 4 _____/_____/_____
q BIO 293 Cell Biology 4 _____/_____/_____
q BIO 294 Human Physics
4 _____/_____/_____
q BIO 322 Genetics 4 _____/_____/_____
q BIO 343 Developmental Biology 4 _____/_____/_____
q BIO 284 Human Anatomy
4 _____/_____/_____
or
q BIO 282 Comp. Chord. Anatomy4 _____/_____/_____
* Calculus based.
To determine fulfillment of requirements for graduation, consult the department to certify major requirements and the registrar to
certify the core requirements.