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List of Technical Electives

B.S. Degree: For the B.S. degree, two semesters of Chemistry, Science, Engineering or Math electives are required. Broadly speaking, these are any 3 credit or more lecture courses, sophomore (200) level or higher in a technical area other than chemistry. Required courses such as the math sequence cannot be used as technical electives. Both semesters need not be in the same area, although a two semester sequence is a common choice.

B.A. Degree: For the B.A. degree, three semesters of courses chosen from this list are required. They can be chemistry and non-chemistry. If there is a course that you think will fulfill this requirement and it is not listed here, please contact the Undergraduate Director for permission to use the course.

Listed below are some of the more popular choices for technical electives. Other courses such as upper level Chemistry courses can be used with the prior permission of the Director of Undergraduate Studies. See the Undergraduate Catalog for complete course descriptions and prerequisites.

This is a partial list of courses that have been used in the past. If there is a course that you would like to use as a technical elective and it is not listed here, contact the Undergraduate Office for approval BEFORE REGISTERING FOR THE COURSE.

Anthropology:

Biochemical Pharmacology:

Biochemistry:

Biological Sciences:

Biophysics:

Chemical Engineering:

Computer Science:

Engineering & Applied Sciences (EAS):

Geography:

Geological Sciences:

Mathematics:

Medicinal Chemistry:

Physics:

Physiology:

Psychology:

Statistics:

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