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Academic Year 1998-1999

Calendar
Academic Year 1999-2000

Liberal ed Reqs
Quarter to Semester System

Liberal ed Reqs
Semester to Quarter System

Recommended
Quarter to Semester Substitutions

Fall 98
Schedule

Spring 99
Schedule

CHEMISTRY	CHEMISTRY
RECOMMENDED QUARTER TO SEMESTER COURSE SUBSTITUTIONS Chemistry Contact: Gerald Morine Sattgast 381 ph. 2792 The following substitutions are recommendations of the department and are subject to change and interpretation. Note: For courses not offered under quarters, see Semester Course Offerings, below.
Quarter Courses 1996-98 Undergraduate Catalog	Recommended Semester Course Substitution 1998-2000 Undergraduate Catalog
111 General Chemistry I	1111 General Chemistry I: Also see Department Plan
112 General Chemistry II	1112 General Chemistry II: Also see Department Plan
113 General Chemistry III	1112 General Chemistry II
114 General Chemistry Laboratory	1140 General Chemistry Laboratory
115 General Chemistry IV	1113 General Chemistry III: Also see Department Plan
121 Principles of Chemistry I	1211 Principles of Chemistry I
122 Principles of Chemistry II	See Department Plan
123 Principles of Chemistry III	1212 Principles of Chemistry II
124 Fundamental Laboratory Techniques in Chemistry	1240 Fundamental Laboratory Techniques in Chemistry
213 Chemistry of Drugs	2130 Chemistry of Drugs
214 Physiology of Nutrition	2140 Physiology of Nutrition
231 Organic Chemistry I	2311 Organic Chemistry I
232 Organic Chemistry II	See Department Plan
233 Organic Chemistry III	2312 Organic Chemistry II
237 Organic Chemistry Lab I	2371 Organic Chemisty Laboratory I
238 Organic Chemistry Laboratory II	See Department Plan
239 Organic Chemistry Laboratory III	2372 Organic Chemisty Laboratory II
251 Analytical Chemistry	2510 Analytical Chemistry
257 Analytical Laboratory I	2570 Analytical Chemistry Laboratory: Also see Department Plan
258 Analytical Laboratory II	2570 Analytical Chemistry Laboratory: Also see Department Plan
281 Intermediate Inorganic Chemistry	2810 Intermediate Inorganic Chemistry
300 Writing Certification	3000 Writing Certification
307 Glassworking	3170 Glassworking
310 Journal Club	3100 Journal Club
311 Laboratory and Management Safety	3110 Laboratory and Management Safety
315 Standard Methods of Water Analysis	3150 Standard Methods of Water Analysis
321 Interpretation of Spectral Data	3210 Interpretation of Spectral Data
334 Organic Chemistry IV	3310 Organic Chemistry III
341 Biochemistry I	3411 Biochemistry I
342 Biochemistry II	See Department Plan
343 Biochemistry III	3412 Biochemistry II
347 Biochemistry Laboratory I	3471 Biochemistry Laboratory I
348 Biochemistry Laboratory II	See Department Plan
349 Biochemistry Laboratory III	3472 Biochemistry Laboratory II
351 Basic Instrumental Methods of Analysis	3510 Basic Instrumental Methods of Analysis
361 Special Topics in Chemistry	All-University Number
369 Radioisotopes	3660 Radioisotopes
371 Physical Chemistry I	3711 Physical Chemistry I
372 Physical Chemistry II	See Department Plan
373 Physical Chemistry III	3712 Physical Chemistry II
377 Physical Chemistry Laboratory I	3771 Physical Chemistry Laboratory I
378 Physical Chemistry Laboratory II	See Department Plan
379 Physical Chemistry Laboratory III	3772 Physical Chemisty Laboratory II
347 Biochemistry Laboratory I	3471 Biochemistry Laboratory I
348 Biochemistry Laboratory II	See Department Plan
349 Biochemistry Laboratory III	3472 Biochemistry Laboratory II
351 Basic Instrumental Methods of Analysis	3510 Basic Instrumental Methods of Analysis
361 Special Topics in Chemistry	All-University Number
369 Radioisotopes	3660 Radioisotopes
371 Physical Chemistry I	3711 Physical Chemistry I
372 Physical Chemistry II	See Department Plan
373 Physical Chemistry III	3712 Physical Chemistry II
377 Physical Chemistry Laboratory I	3771 Physical Chemistry Laboratory I
378 Physical Chemistry Laboratory II	See Department Plan
379 Physical Chemistry Laboratory III	3772 Physical Chemisty Laboratory II
381 Inorganic Chemistry I	3810 Inorganic Chemistry: Also see Department Plan
382 Inorganic Chemistry II	3810 Inorganic Chemistry: Also see Department Plan
410 Electronic Searching of the Chemical Literature	4100 Electronic Searching of the Chemical Literature
451 Instrumental Analysis I	4510 Instrumental Methods of Analysis: Also see Department Plan
452 Instrumental Analysis II	4510 Instrumental Methods of Analysis: Also see Department Plan
457 Instrumental Analysis Laboratory I	4571 Instrumental Analysis Laboraotory I
458 Instrumental Analysis Laboratory II	4572 Instrumental Analysis Laboratory II
462 Enzymes	4620 Enzymes and Chemical Messengers: Also see Department Plan
463 Biochemical Transport	4610 Biomembranes and Biochemical Transport: Also see Department Plan
464 Chemical Messengers	4620 Enzymes and Chemical Messengers: Also see Department Plan
465 Bioinorganic Chemistry	4650 Bioinorganic Chemistry
466 Biomembranes	4610 Biomembranes and Biochemical Transport: Also see Department Plan
483 Inorganic Preparations	3871 Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory I: Also see Departmental Plan
487 Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory I	3871 Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory I
488 Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory II	3872 Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory II
491 Problems in Chemistry	4910 Directed Independent Study
498 Honors Research	4980 Research

The following plan, prepared by the department, will be used to advise students regarding quarter to semester substitutions of sequence and consolidated courses. The plan is based on the following Policies and Practices for Semester Conversion Advising (Semester Conversion Committee; Faculty Senate):

• Options for meeting the No Retake Policy when students already have completed in quarters a portion of a semester course
  1. Using an All-University number, departments may allow students to enroll for variable credit to complete a portion of a semester course.
  2. Using All-University numbers, departments may design and offer appropriate transitional courses.
  3. Departments may waive portions of a sequence course requirement.
  
• This plan is subject to revision and interpretation.
  
• For substitution of courses not listed here, see the Quarter to Semester Course Substitution list
  

Quarter Course (Number and Title)	Option (1, 2 or 3 from above, or description of other option/s)
111 -112-113, 115 General Chemistry I, II, III, and IV	#1
121-122-123 Principles of Chemistry I, II, and III	#1
231-232-233 Organic Chemistry I, II, and III	#1
237-238-239 Organic Chemistry Laboratory I, II, and III	#1
257-258 Analytical Chemistry Laboratory I, and II	#1
341-342-343 Biochemistry I, II, and III and 347-348-349 Biochemistry Laboratory I, II, and III	#1
371-372-373 Physical Chemistry I, II, and III	#1
377-378-379 Physical Chemistry Laboratory I, II, and III	#1
381-382 Inorganic Chemistry I, and II	#1
483 Inorganic Preparations	#1
451-452 Instrumental Analysis I, and II	#1
457-458 Instrumental Analysis Laboratory I, and II	#1
462 Enzymes	#1
463 Biochemical Transport	#1
464 Chemical Messengers	#1
466 Biomembranes	#1