Honours BSc in Chemistry
Honours BSc in Chemistry
Co-operative education is available with this program.
Compulsory first-year courses:
Fall:
PHY1121 |
Fundamentals of Physics I |
3 |
Winter:
PHY1122 |
Fundamentals of Physics II |
3 |
Either of the following combinations:
MAT1341 |
Introduction to Linear Algebra |
3 |
or
MAT1332 |
Calculus for the Life Sciences II |
3 |
Plus one of:
MAT2324 |
Ordinary Differential Equations and Laplace Transformation |
3 |
MAT2378 |
Probability and Statistics for the Natural Sciences |
3 |
MAT2384 |
Ordinary Differential Equations and Numerical Methods |
3 |
Six credits (minimum) from:
BIO1130 |
Introduction to Organismal Biology |
3 |
BIO1140 |
Introduction to Cell Biology |
3 |
ITI1220 |
Introduction to Computing I |
4 |
GEO1111 |
Introduction to Earth Systems |
3 |
GEO1115 |
Introduction to Earth Materials |
3 |
Three credits of introductory engineering.
Other compulsory courses:
Fall:
CHM2123 |
Laboratory of Organic Chemistry II |
3 |
CHM2131 |
Chemical Thermodynamics of Gases and Solutions |
3 |
CHM2353 |
Descriptive Inorganic Chemistry |
3 |
CHM3120 |
Intermediate Organic Chemistry |
3 |
CHM3122 |
Applications of Spectroscopy in Chemistry |
3 |
CHM3126 |
Laboratory of Organic Chemistry |
3 |
CHM3350 |
Transition Metal Chemistry |
3 |
Winter:
CHM2311 |
Introduction to Structure and Bonding |
3 |
CHM2330 |
Physical chemistry: Introduction to the molecular properties of matter |
3 |
CHM3373 |
Molecular Spectroscopy and Statistical Mechanics |
3 |
CHM4116 |
Advanced Instrumental Analysis Laboratory |
3 |
CHM4155 |
Polymer and Applied Chemistry |
3 |
PHY2100 |
Fundamentals of Applied Physics III |
3 |
Six credits from the following list:
Fall:
BIO2137 |
Introduction to Plant Science: Biodiversity to Biotechnology |
3 |
or
BIO2135 in the Winter session.
CHG2317 |
Introduction to Chemical Process Analysis and Design |
3 |
GEO2163 |
Introduction to Mineralogy |
3 |
GEO3342 |
Introduction to Hydrogeology |
3 |
MAT2324 |
Ordinary Differential Equations and Laplace Transformation |
3 |
or
MAT2384 |
Ordinary Differential Equations and Numerical Methods |
3 |
MAT3320 |
Mathematics for Engineers |
3 |
Winter:
BCH2333 |
Introduction to Biochemistry |
3 |
BCH3120 |
General Intermediary Metabolism |
3 |
or
BIO2137 in the Fall session.
CHG2319 |
Elements of Chemical Process Synthesis |
0 |
GEO2164 |
Analytical Methods in Mineralogy |
3 |
A minimum of 18 credits of electives.1
Organic/Medicinal:
CHM4139 |
Enzyme and Bio-organic Chemistry |
3 |
CHM4325 |
Advanced Organic Synthesis and Reaction Mechanisms |
3 |
CHM4328 |
Special Topics in Organic Chemistry |
3 |
Inorganic:
CHM4311 |
Advanced Topics in Inorganic Chemistry |
3 |
Physical/Theoretical:
CHM4143 |
Computational Chemistry II |
3 |
CHM4182 |
Molecular Dynamics in Chemistry |
3 |
CHM4340 |
Applications of Theoretical Chemistry |
3 |
CHM4390 |
Special Topics in Physical Chemistry |
3 |
CHM4391 |
Selected Topics in Physical Chemistry |
3 |
Interdisciplinary:
CHM4141 |
Computational Chemistry I |
3 |
CHM4146 |
Computational Chemistry Laboratory |
3 |
CHM4315 |
Advanced Analytical Chemistry |
3 |
CHM4380 |
Principles of Instrumentation and Measurement |
3 |
12 credits of non-science electives.
Nine credits in Honours Research Project from the following three options.
Regular students:
CHM4010 |
Travail de recherche et séminaire / Research Project and Seminar |
9 |
or
Co-op students:
CHM4016 |
Travail de Recherche / Research Project |
6 |
Three CHM credits at the 3000- or 4000-level or three credits at the 3000- or 4000-level listed as a science elective for the BSc with concentration in chemistry program.
or
Regular or co-op students:
CHM4900 |
Études dirigées en chimie / Directed Studies in Chemistry |
3 |
Six CHM credits (minimum) at the 3000- or 4000-level or six credits at the 3000- or 4000-level listed as a science elective for the BSc with concentration in chemistry program.
Note(s)
1 | Students must take 18 credits at the 3000- or 4000-level. At least 3 credits must be in each of the three areas of concentration listed below. The other 9 credits may come from any of the following four groups of CHM courses. Up to 6 credits may come from the 3000- or 4000-level courses in other Departments which are listed as science electives for the BSc with concentration in chemistry. |
Last modified : 2015.08.05