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Humanities/Social Sciences (6 hours at 2000 level or above) 9
Arts 5 3
Total 33
Electives
Cr. Hrs.
Approved Total 7
Grand Total 128
1
Required
chemistry lecture courses at or above the level of 2000 that
are transferred from other institutions must be validated by examination
in order to count for degree credit in chemistry. Students
transferring credit for Chemistry 2217 may validate it by successfully
passing Chemistry 2218.
2
Biological
Sciences 3104 may substitute for Chemistry 4510.
3
Mathematics 1125 and 1126 are prerequisites for Mathematics 2111 and
must be elected if placement tests indicate. Mathematics 1125 and 1126
do not count as hours toward a B.S. degree in chemistry.
4
Departmental
approval required for mathematics elective.
5
Arts courses must be selected from fine arts, drama, or music.
Bachelor of Arts
Department of Chemistry Course Requirements 1 Cr. Hrs.
Chemistry 1017, 1018, 1028 9
Chemistry 2025, 2026, 2117 8
Chemistry 2217, 2218, 3411, 4317 2 12
Chemistry electives 3, 9 3
Total 32
College of Sciences Course Requirements
Cr. Hrs.
Mathematics 1125, 11264, 2111 11
Biology 3
Physics 1031, 1032, 1033, 1034 5 8
Computer Science 1201, 1203, or 1205 3
Science or Chemistry electives 6, 7 14
Total 39
Non-College of Sciences Course Requirements
Cr. Hrs.
English 1157, 1158 6
Literature 6
Social Sciences 6
Humanities 3
Arts 3
Humanities/Social Sciences (6 hours at 2000 level or above) 9
Total 33
Electives
Cr. Hrs.
Approved 7, 8 24
Total 24
Grand Total 128
1
Required
chemistry lecture courses at or above the level of 2000 that
are transferred from other institutions must be validated by examination
in order to count for degree credit in chemistry. Students
transferring credit for Chemistry 2217 may validate it by successfully
passing Chemistry 2218.
2
Chemistry 4311 may be substituted for Chemistry 4317.
3
Chemistry electives can be chosen from the following list: Chemistry
4028, 4030, 4110, 4210, 4310, 4410, and 45109. Chemistry 3094 and 3099
may be used to satisfy the science-elective requirement, but not in
place of the required advanced chemistry elective.
4
Mathematics
1125 and 1126 are prerequisites for Mathematics 2111 and
must be elected if placement test indicates. Mathematics 1125 and 1126
may count as hours toward a Bachelor of Arts degree in chemistry.
Direct placement in 2111 can lead to bypass credit for 1125 and 1126.
5
Physics 1031, 1032 may be used as prerequisites for Chemistry 4310 in
the B.A. program only.
6
Six hours of science electives may be taken at the 1000 level. Nine
hours of science electives must be selected from courses numbered
3000 or above. The following courses cannot be used to fulfill the
science-elective requirement: Biology 4083, 4093; Earth and Environmental
Sciences 4005, 4006; Mathematics 4010, 4020, 4030; Physics
4004, 4091.
7
All electives must be approved by the department. The departmental
advisor is available to assist students in planning coursework for the
various options.
8
B.A. candidates who do not take Chemistry 4028 or 4030 to satisfy the
University’s oral communication requirement must take Film, Theatre
and Communication Arts 2650.
9
Biological Sciences 3104 may substitute for Chemistry 4510.
Before registration for the junior year, the student and his or her
advisor will develop a written program of study to accomplish the
student’s career or pre-professional school objectives. Such a program
will prepare the student to pursue a variety of options. Possibilities
for interdisciplinary areas are geochemistry, chemical physics, clinical
chemistry, chemical sales and management. Preparation for professional
schools of medicine, dentistry, business, law, and library science
are other possibilities. Programs can be designed to assist those students
seeking employment in such fields as food and drug inspection,
sales of scientific instruments for chemical research and quality control,
scientific journalism and advertising, and other similarly related
careers.
Minor in Chemistry
An undergraduate minor in chemistry may be obtained by completing
21 credit hours in chemistry with a grade of C or better in each
course. Twelve of the hours shall be at the 2000-level or higher. All
students who minor in chemistry must take Chemistry 1028. At least
nine hours must be completed at UNO.
Honors in Chemistry
An honors program is available to chemistry majors. Successful
completion of the program will result in graduation with Honors in
Chemistry. To be eligible for admission to the program, a student must
have a 3.25 overall average and a 3.5 in chemistry. To remain in the
program a student must maintain these averages. Before graduation,
a student must complete at least six credit hours of Chemistry 3099,
including an oral defense of the honors thesis to a committee composed
of a faculty thesis director, another faculty member selected by
the chairman, and a representative of the Honors Program.
CURRICULUM IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
UNO’s computer science program is accredited by the Computing
Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering
and Technology (CAC/ABET). To earn a Bachelor of Science Degree in
Computer Science, a student must acquire 128 credit hours as described
below, and must satisfy all of the requirements of the University and
the College of Sciences. In addition, the following stipulations must be
satisfied:
1. Before enrolling in a computer science course, a student must
have earned a grade of C or better in all computer science courses
which are a prerequisite for it. A grade of C or better must be
earned in all science courses, including mathematics and computer
science, used to satisfy degree requirements.
2. Computer science electives must be chosen from computer science
courses numbered 3000 or above. Computer Science 3601,
3611, and 4690 may not be taken for computer science elective
credit.
3. Mathematics electives must have a prerequisite of at least Mathematics
2109 or 2112.
4. The science sequence must be one of: Biology 1073, 1071, 1083,
and 1081; or Biology 1073, 1071, and 2014; or Biology 1083, 1081,
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