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MINORS IN CHEMISTRY
Requirements for Minor in Chemistry-30 credits
Required:
Electives:
Note:
CHEM 151, 152, 153
15 credits
Select upper-division CHEM courses
15 credits
(exclusive of 390)
With regard to electives, CHEM 397, 497 & 597, and other
special courses must be approved by the department chair.
Requirements for Minor
in Environmental Chemistry- 32 credits
Required:
CHEM 151, 152, 153 General Chem. (15)
CHEM 316 Environmental Chem. (5)
CHEM 416 Advanced Environmental Chem. (3)
Electives:
Select from the following courses:*
23 credits
9 credits
BIOL 301 Microbiology (5)
CHEM 433 Physical Chemistry Lab (2)
BIOL/GEOG 312 Fundamentals of Soil Science (4)
CHEM 440 Advanced Physical Chemistry (4)
BIOL 440 Ecology (4)
CHEM 465 Advanced Organic Chemistry (2)
BIOL 441 Ecology Lab (2)
CHEM 480 Biochemistry (5)
BIOL 442 Conservation Biology (4)
ECON 457 Natural Resource Economics (5)
CHEM 304 Quantitative Analysis (6)
GEOG 314 Weather and Climate (5)
CHEM 319 Modern Inorganic Chemistry (4)
GEOG 315 Surface Hydrology (4)
CHEM 351 Organic Chemistry (4)
GEOG 317 Resources and Conservation (3)
CHEM 352 Organic Chemistry (4)
GEOG 325 Wetlands Science I (4)
CHEM 372 Organic Chemistry Lab I(3)
GEOG 328 Geographic Information Systems (5)
CHEM 373 Organic Chemistry Lab II (3)
GEOG 329 Air Photo Interpretation (5)
CHEM 418 Modern Analytical Chemistry (5)
GEOL 220 Environmental Geology (4)
CHEM 419 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (5)
GEOL 463 Environmental Geochemistry (5)
CHEM 420 Instrumental Analysis (5)
MATH 380 Elementary Probability and Statistics (5)
CHEM 421 Physical Chemistry (4)
PLAN 406 Planning Law and Legislation (4)
CHEM 422 Physical Chemistry (3)
PLAN 430 Environmental Planning (5)
CHEM 423 Physical Chemistry (3)
PLAN 431 Environmental Impact Statements (3)
CHEM 431 Physical Chemistry Lab (1)
CHEM 432 Physical Chemistry Lab (2)
*Note: Only one course can be a CHEM course regardless of credit hours.
Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry
226 Science Bldg.• Cheney WA 99004• 509-359-2447•FAX: 509-359-6973
Eastern Washington University is committed to affirmative action and equal opportunity.
MINORS IN CHEMISTRY
Requirements for a Secondary Teaching Endorsement
Minor in Chemistry- 26 credits
Satisfies the endorsement for grades 5-12
Required: (15credits)
CHEM 151, 152, 153
SCED 390 Science Teaching Methods
CHEM 390 Chemistry Methods in Secondary Schools
Select from the following (9 credit minimum)
CHEM 304 Quantitative Analy. 6
CHEM 316 Environ. Chem.
5
CHEM 319 Modern Inorgan.
4
CHEM 351 Organic Chem.
4
CHEM 352 Organic Chem.
4
CHEM 372 Org. Chem. Lab I 3
CHEM 421 Physical Chem.
4
CHEM 480 Biochemistry
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Education Majors Only!
General Science Add-On Endorsement –65 credits
To improve the marketability of the science teacher, students may wish to complete this option in addition to
their BAE in Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science or Physics. This add-on satisfies the endorsement and allows
teachers to teach any science for grades 5-12.
Required:
BIOL 171 Biology I
BIOL 172 Biology II
BIOL 173 Biology III
CHEM 151 General Chemistry
CHEM 152 General Chemistry
CHEM 153 General Chemistry
GEOG 314 Weather and Climate
GEOL 120 Physical Geology The Solid Earth
GEOL 121 Physical Geology – Surficial Processes
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PHYS 121 Descriptive Astronomy
PHYS 131 Introductory Physics I
PHYS 132 Introductory Physics II
PHYS 161 Mechanics Lab
PHYS 162 Heat and Optics
BIOL 390 Biology Teaching Methods
CHEM 390 Chem. Methods for Sec School
GEOG/GEOL 390 Earth Sci. Teaching Meth.
PHYS 390 Physics Teaching Methods
SCED 390 Secondary Science Teaching Meth.
Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry
226 Science Bldg.• Cheney WA 99004• 509-359-2447•FAX: 509-359-6973
Eastern Washington University is committed to affirmative action and equal opportunity.
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