The Forensic Option for of the Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemistry combines the application of the physical sciences to criminal investigations and offers students the opportunity for close collaboration between the University and the Community by providing needed expertise and resources while obtaining real world experiences.
Graduates of this program will receive an American Chemical Society certified degree in chemistry, enhancing their opportunities for gainful employment after graduation.
Freshman Year/Fall
84.121 Chemistry I
84.123 Chemistry I Lab
Gen Ed 1
92.131 Calculus I
42.101 College Writing I
Freshman Year/Spring
84.122 Chemistry I
84.124 Chemistry II Lab
44.101 The Criminal Justice System
92.132 Calculus II
42.102 College Writing II
Sophomore Year/Fall
84.221 Organic Chemistry IA
84.227 Organic Chemistry IA Lab
44.243 Criminalistics I
95.141 Physics I
96.141 Physics I Lab
92.231 Calculus III
Sophomore Year/Spring
84.222 Organic Chemistry IIA
84.229 Organic Chemistry IIA Lab
44.244 Criminalistics II
95.144 Physics II
96.144 Physics II Lab
84.260 Information Retrieval
92.234 Differential Equations
Junior Year/Fall
84.313 Analytical Chemistry I
84.315 Analytical Chemistry I Lab
84.xxx Forensic Chemistry I
84.xxx Forensic Chemistry I Lab
Gen Ed 2
84.xxx Chemistry Elective
Junior Year/Spring
84.314 Analytical Chemistry II
84.316 Analytical Chemistry II Lab
84.xxx Forensic Chemistry II
84.xxx Forensic Chemistry II Lab
Gen Ed 3
Gen Ed 4
Senior Year/Fall
84.344 Physical Chemistry I
84.346 Physical Chemistry I Lab
84.450 Biochemistry
81.111 Principles of Biology I
81.113 Intro to Experimental Biology I
84.443 Adv. Inorganic Chemistry
Senior Year/Spring
92.283 Introduction to Statistics
84.345 Physical Chemistry II
84.xxx Chemistry Elective
Gen Ed 5
Gen Ed 6 Ethics
For additional information contact Dr. Eugene Barry, Department Chair, Chemistry, Olney Hall - Room 520
