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C OLLEGE OF A RTS AND S CIENCES CHM4522 ADVANCED SPECTROSCOPY Prerequisites: CHM3434, CHM3442. Topics in advanced UV-VIS and IR spectroscopy, NMR, ESR, and mass spectroscopy. Symmetry with applications to spectroscopy. Lect. 2 hrs. 2 hours credit CHM4542 PHYSICAL- ANALYTICAL LABORATORY 2 Co-requisite: CHM4522. Laboratory experiments supporting topics covered in CHM4522. Lab. 6 hrs. 2 hours credit CHM4631 INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS Prerequisites: CHM2631, CHM3434. Primarily the lecture portion of CHM4632; intended for those who took CHM2631 as chemical technology majors. CHM2631 together with this course is equivalent to CHM4632. Lect. 1 hr. 1 hour credit CHM4632 INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS LABORATORY Prerequisite: CHM3434. Laboratory problems involving chemical analysis by atomic absorption, X-ray analysis, gas and liquid chromatography, and voltammetry. Lect. 1 hr. Lab. 3 hrs. 2 hours credit CHM4643 ADVANCED INORGANIC CHEMISTRY Prerequisites: CHM3452, CHM3434. Advanced topics in theoretical and descriptive inorganic and organometallic chemistry. Kinetics and mechanisms of inorganic reactions. Symmetry and molecular orbital theory applied to the structural and spectroscopic properties of inorganic compounds. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit CHM4723 ADVANCED ORGANIC CHEMISTRY Prerequisite: CHM2323. Kinetics and mechanism in organic chemistry. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit CHM4843 SOLID STATE CHEMISTRY Prerequisite: CHM3434 or PHY3653. Brief review of atomic theory, crystal structure, binding forces, mechanical and thermal properties, electrical and magnetic properties of dielectrics, metals, semiconductor and magnetic materials. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit CHM4912 ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY PROJECT 1 Prerequisite: Senior standing. Initiation of a senior project in environmental chemistry, typically involving a field study and/or computer simulation. Students select and work with a faculty advisor on the project. Subject matter requires prior approval. Lect. 2 hrs. 2 hours credit CHM4922 ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY PROJECT 2 Prerequisite: CHM4912. Completion of the senior project in environmental chemistry. Requires a formal written report, an oral presentation, and complete documentation of the study. Lect. 2 hrs. 2 hours credit CHM4941-3 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN CHEMISTRY Prerequisite: Permission of department chair. Research or special studies under the direction of a staff member. 1, 2 or 3 hours credit, 4 hours maximum. CHM4951-3 INTERNSHIP IN CHEMISTRY Prerequisite: Permission of the department chair. Internship work experience in chemistry at a laboratory or industrial placement. A minimum of 5 hours/week (on average) for each credit hour for the 15 week semester. A final report including a log documenting the work done, plus a written assessment from the employer is required for class credit. 1, 2 or 3 hours credit. GEOLOGY GLG1103 GEOLOGY Prerequisite: 0. Minerals; igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rock formations and processes. Glaciation, ground water, water resources, mass wasting and volcanology. Case studies of practical geology problems. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit PHYSICAL SCIENCE PSC1113 PHYSICAL SCIENCE 1 Prerequisite: 0. Atomic structure emphasizing Bohr’s Theory and current views on elementary particles. Nuclear reactions. Fundamental concepts in chemistry. Organic chemistry and its applications. Environmental and ecological concerns. Topics of geology, the atmosphere and weather. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit Note: May only receive degree credit for one of the following courses: CHM1154 or PSC1113. No credit for PSC1113 after taking CHM1213 (University Chemistry). PSC1123 PHYSICAL SCIENCE 2 Co-requisite: MCS1214. An algebra-based introduction to the basic principles of science, particle motion, wave motion, heat and astronomy. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit Note: May only receive degree credit for one of the following courses: PHY1154 or PSC1123. No credit for PSC1123 after College Physics or University Physics. PSC1131 PHYSICAL SCIENCE LAB Prerequisite: One college science course. Experiments in physics, chemistry, astronomy and earth sciences. Lab. 2 hrs. 1 hour credit PSC1161 PHYSICAL SCIENCE SEMINAR Prerequisite: Physics or chemistry major or approval of the department chair. Portfolio development, group collaborative projects, discussions, written and oral presentations of current topics in physical science, particularly chemistry and physics. Lect. 1 hr. 1 hour credit PHYSICS PHY0023 BASIC PHYSICS Prerequisite: 0. Density, force, pressure, work formula, simple machines, energy, power, metric units, friction, vectors, Newton’s Laws, and d-c circuits. (For engineering technology students only.) Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit PHY1063 TECHNICAL PHYSICS I Prerequisite: One year of high school lab science or PHY0023. Co-requisite: MCS1113. Systems of measurement, velocities, acceleration, laws of motion, composition and resolution of forces, work, power, energy and machines, mechanics of solids and liquids. (For engineering technology students only.) Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit PHY1083 TECHNICAL PHYSICS II Prerequisite: PHY1063. Co-requisite: MCS1123. Temperature, heat transfer, change of state, magnetic and electric fields, electrical units and current electricity with its magnetic and heating effects, alternating current, light reflection, refraction and physical optics. Lect. 3 hrs., Lab. 1 hr. 3 hours credit PHY1100 TECHNICAL PHYSICS LAB 1 Co-requisite: PHY1063. Introductory lab covering experiments in mechanics, heat, electricity and magnetism and light. Lab. 1 hr. 0 hours credit 120 U N D E R G R A D U A T E C A T A L O G 2 0 0 5 - 2 0 0 7
C OLLEGE OF A RTS AND S CIENCES Note: PHY1100 is the first part of a lab that runs for two semesters. A grade will be only issued after taking PHY1101 (see below). PHY1101 TECHNICAL PHYSICS LAB 2 Prerequisite: PHY1100. Co-requisite: PHY1063. Second semester of the lab which runs for two semesters. The grade for the lab is given at the end of this course. Lab. 1 hr. 1 hour credit PHY1154 INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL PRINCIPLES Prerequisite: MCS0093 or MCS0074 or math placement; experience with computers. (For students who have not had high school physics or need additional preparation before PHY2213 or PHY2414.) Introduction to mechanics, heat, sound, light, electricity and magnetism. May not be used to satisfy graduation requirements for degrees in architecture, chemistry, engineering, mathematics or physics. Satisfies general education science lab requirement. May only receive degree credit for one of the ollowing courses: PHY1154 or PSC1123. Integrated Lab. & Lect. 4 hrs. 4 hours credit PHY1161 PHYSICS SEMINAR Prerequisite: 0. Discussions, written and oral presentations of current topics in Physics. Lect. 1 hr. 1 hour credit PHY1173 RADIATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSICS Prerequisites: High school chemistry or CHM1154; high school physics; and MCS0054 or equivalent. Study of environmental effects of hazardous materials. The techniques of radioisotope quantification, radioactive decay processes, disposal and its biological hazards. Environmental impact of thermal pollution, chemicals, ionizing radiation and physical hazards. Specific regulations that govern radioactive materials are covered. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit PHY1181 RADIATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSICS LAB Co-requisite: PHY1173. Primarily experimental techniques in detecting and quantifying radiation and the identification of radioisotopes present in samples of materials. Lab. 2 hrs. biweekly. 1 hour credit PHY1213 INTRODUCTORY ASTRONOMY Co-requisite: MCS0054, MCS0055 or placement. A survey of contemporary knowledge of the nature and the evolution of planets, stars, galaxies and the universe. Topics include stellar evolution, the origin of the elements, the death of stars, black holes, the structure of the Milky Way galaxy, other galaxies, dark matter, the expanding universe and the big bang. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit PHY1221 INTRODUCTORY ASTRONOMY LABORATORY Co-requisite: PHY1213. A companion laboratory experience to support PHY1213. Experiments include hands-on and online activities and astronomy software explorations of seasons, phases of the moon, eclipses, solar system formations, stellar evolution, black holes, and Hubble’s Law. Lab. 2 hrs. 1 hour credit PHY2213 COLLEGE PHYSICS 1 Prerequisites: MCS0074, or MCS0093, or MCS1254, or math placement; PHY1154 or physics placement. Kinematics and dynamics of particles, work, energy, bodies in equilibrium, wave motion, elasticity, heat transfer, thermal energy and thermodynamics. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit PHY2221 COLLEGE PHYSICS 1 LABORATORY Prerequisites: MCS1003 or equivalent computer experience. Corequisite: PHY2213. Introductory laboratory covering experiments to complement College Physics 1. Lab. 2 hrs. 1 hour credit PHY2223 COLLEGE PHYSICS 2 Prerequisites: MCS1224 or MCS1254; PHY2213. Geometric optics, electric charge, current, DC circuits, magnetism, induction, special relativity, particle waves, radioactivity and biological effects of radiation. Lect. 3 hrs. 3 hours credit PHY2231 COLLEGE PHYSICS 2 LABORATORY Prerequisites: PHY2213, PHY2221. Co-requisite: PHY2223. Introductory lab covering experiments compatible with College Physics 2. Lab. 2 hrs. 1 hour credit PHY2413 UNIVERSITY PHYSICS 1 Prerequisites: MCS1414; PHY1154 or physics placement. Co-requisites: MCS1424. Kinematics and dynamics of particles, conservation of energy, relativistic mechanics, statics and dynamics of rigid bodies. Mechanics of fluids, temperature, heat and thermal energy; laws of thermodynamics; wave motion and sound. Lect. 3 hrs., Studio 1 hr. 3 hours credit PHY2421 UNIVERSITY PHYSICS 1 LAB Prerequisite: MCS1003 or equivalent computer experience. Corequisite: PHY2413. Introductory laboratory experiments to complement University Physics 1. Lab. 2 hrs. 1 hour credit PHY2423 UNIVERSITY PHYSICS 2 Prerequisites: MCS1424 and PHY2413. Co-requisite: MCS2414. Introductory study of electrostatics, direct currents, magnetism, electromagnetic waves. Light reflection, refraction, and polarization. Imaging by a mirror and lens. Lect. 3 hrs., Studio 1 hr. 3 hours credit PHY2431 UNIVERSITY PHYSICS 2 LAB Prerequisite: PHY2421. Co-requisite: PHY2423. Introductory laboratory experiments complementing University Physics 2. Lab. 2 hrs. 1 hour credit PHY3414 ANALYTICAL MECHANICS Prerequisites: MCS2423, PHY2423. A study of Newton’s laws of motion applied to particles and systems, with an emphasis on velocity-dependent forces, forced/free/damped oscillations, accelerated/rotating systems, gravitational forces, and Lagrangian mechanics. Lect. 4 hrs. 4 hours credit PHY3574 ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM Prerequisites: MCS2423, PHY2423. Co-requisite: MCS3723. Vector analysis; Coulombs law and electric field intensity, electric flux density, Gauss law and divergence; energy and potential; conductors, dielectrics, and capacitance; experimental mapping methods; Poissons and Laplaces equations. Steady magnetic field, magnetic forces, materials, and inductance; time varying fields and Maxwells equations; the uniform plane wave; the laws of circuit theory. Lect. 4 hrs. 4 hours credit PHY3611 BASIC CIRCUITS AND ELECTRONIC LAB Co-requisite: PHY3613. Safety. Proper use of test equipment. Measurement of resistances, measurement of constant voltages and currents, instrument loading, error analysis. Design of voltage and current dividers, T and PI attentuators. Measurement of power, source resistance, Thevenin parameters. Op amps, dependent sources, wave-forms, first and second order transient circuits. Balanced bridges, strain gauges, thermistors, thermocouples. Lab. 2 hrs. 2 hours credit U N D E R G R A D U A T E C A T A L O G 2 0 0 5 - 2 0 0 7 121
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