B.S. in Chemistry::International Plan
Typical Program of Study:
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CHEM 1211K (4) |
CHEM 1212K (4)
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2nd Year |
CHEM 2311 (3) |
CHEM 2312 (3) |
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3rd Year |
ABROAD |
ABROAD |
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4th Year |
CHEM 3211 (5) |
CHEM Elective (3) |
TOTAL = 120 Plus 2 Hours for HPS
Notes
1: FREE ELECTIVES (13 hours required)
GT 1000 (1 credit) is recommended and is a free elective.
2: CORE ELECTIVES (23 hours
required)
Note that most core electives are 3 hours with the exception of HPS 1040.
Within the core electives both the US
Perspective and Global Perspective requirements must be satisfied.
- HPS
1040 (2)
- CS
1301, 1315, or 1371 (3)
- Humanities
electives (6 hours required, met by the foreign language courses in this
track)
- Social
science electives (9 hours required, can be met by the IP electives if
chosen carefully)
- History
/ constitutional / legislative requirement (3 hours required): HIST 2111,
HIST 2112, POL 1101, INTA 1200, or PUBP 3000 (Credit not allowed for both
INTA 1200 and POL 1101)
3: TECHNICAL ELECTIVES
The Technical Elective Requirement may be fulfilled by MATH 2403 or course work
in Science, Engineering, and Computing at the 3000 level or higher.
4: CHEMISTRY ELECTIVES
CHEM 4311, 4341, 4401, 4452, 4511, 4512, 4521, 4581, 4582,4601,
4740, 4760, 4765, 4775, 4776, 4803, 4804. Note CHEM 3511 is not allowed with
CHEM 4511 or 4512.
Note:
Students must complete the language requirement in a single language. The
Institute humanities requirement is fulfilled by ENGL 1101, 1102, Language I,
Language II. Students that are certified professionally competent in a language
other than English and not required to take 12 credits of language must
complete 6 credits of Institute-approved humanities coursework and 6 credits of
free electives. Social science requirements are fulfilled by Institute-approved
country/regional elective courses, global economics elective courses,
international relations elective courses, and United States and Georgia
history/constitution courses.
5: CORE CHEMISTRY LABORATIORIES
The Core Chemistry Lab requirements are fulfilled with
- CHEM
3380 (3), and
- CHEM
3481 (2), and
- Research
Experience: Either Undergraduate Research
CHEM 4699 (3) OR Undergraduate Internship CHEM 4695 (3). If either
internal or external research (CHEM 4698 or CHEM 4694) is conducted for
pay rather than credit, any additional free elective (3) may be
substituted to achieve the required earned hours to graduate. The
research experience must include a comprehensive laboratory report.
Pre-req note:
- CHEM
3481 pre-reqs are CHEM 2380, 3411 and (3412 with concurrency)
- CHEM
3380 pre-reqs are CHEM 2380 and (3111 with concurrency)
- CHEM
3211 pre-reqs are CHEM 2211, 2380 and PHYS II
- CHEM
4694/4695/4698/4699 pre-reqs are dependent upon research organization
6: CHEM 2211 can be deferred
until the spring semester of the sophomore year.
Revised January 31, 2012







