Chemistry, Minor

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the baccalaureate degree, students in chemistry are expected to:

• Exhibit a sound grasp of the basic ideas and the scope of modern chemistry, including newly evolving fields;
• Develop strong problem solving skills including logical, mathematical, and computational techniques, as well as the use of models, to effectively plan projects and critically analyze experimental results;
• Personally carry out laboratory procedures and develop modern laboratory skills, including proficiency in basic techniques and experience with a wide range of laboratory instruments;
• Demonstrate critical professional and personal skills, including independent thinking, communication skills, the ability to work effectively within groups, and a commitment toward continuous learning.