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PROGRAM: Bachelor of Science in CHEMISTRY--With teacher certification for Grades 8-12 (77 hrs) [Excludes Profess. Studies Courses]
NOTE: No classes are to be taken during the student teaching semester other than student teaching. Exceptions must be appealed to the Dean and faculty of the School of Education.
NOTE: Secondary teacher certification will satisfy the University’s requirement for a minor. The completion of teacher certification with a secondary teaching major will take a minimum of three
semesters including the student teaching semester.
NOTE: A minimum of 120 s.h. of credit, including a minimum of 42 s.h. of upper-level credit is required for graduation. A minimum overall (cumulative) GPA of 2.00 is required for graduation.
B.S. Major Requirements (44 hrs) Hrs. Grade
CHE 111 General Chemistry I
CHE 112 General Chemistry II
CHE 113 General Chemistry I Lab
CHE 114 General Chemistry II Lab
CHE 321 Analytical Chemistry
CHE 315 Research Methods
CHE 341 Organic Chemistry I
CHE 342 Organic Chemistry II
CHE 343 Organic Chemistry I Lab
CHE 344 Organic Chemistry II Lab
CHE 350 Instrumental Analysis
CHE 380 Junior Seminar
CHE 450 Methods of Sci. Teach.
CHE 451 Physical Chemistry I
CHE 452 Physical Chemistry II
CHE 453 Physical Chemistry I Lab
CHE 454 Physical Chemistry II Lab
CHE 460 Biochemistry
CHE 480 Senior Seminar
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B.S. Major Electives (3 hrs)
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ENV 355 Environmental Chemistry
CHE 370 Inorganic Chemistry
CHE 390 Junior Research
CHE 400 Special Topics
CHE 490 Senior Research
Supporting courses (30 hrs)
Hrs. Grade
Physics
10 hrs
PHY 241 Gen. University Physics I
4 ____
PHY 242 Gen. University Physics II
4 ____
PHY 243 Gen. Univ. Physics I Lab
1 ____
PHY 244 Gen. Univ. Physics II Lab
1 ____
Math
12 hrs
MTH 210 Calculus I
4 ____
MTH 211 Calculus II
4 ____
MTH 310 Calculus III
4 ____
Biology
4 hrs
BIO 200 Biological Concepts
4 ____
Earth Science
4 hrs
GEO 105 Intro. to Earth Science
3 ____
GEO 106 Intro. to Earth Sci. Lab
1 ____
Also Recommended: MTH 311, MTH 331, and one of
the following: CIS 150, CIS 160, or CIS 300
Professional Studies Courses (33 hrs)
ED 102 Intro. Teacher Education
3
ED 210 Basic Concepts in Education
3
ED 300 Human Dev. & Learn. Theory 3
ED 310 Instructional Technology
3
ED 325 Exceptional Child
3
ED 390 Assess. & Instructional Strat.
3
ED 416 Curriculum and Methodology 3
ED 450 Student Teaching, 8-12
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ASSESSMENT:
Minimum GPA
Overall (2.50)
Major (No D’s; 2.50)
Prof. Educ. (No D’s; 2.75)
Actual
Core GPA
CHE 111 Gen. Chem. I (C or better)
CHE 112 Gen. Chem. II (C or better)
CHE GPA (after 60 hrs) (Min. 2.50)
Educ. Candidate Assessment Points
(CAP)
CAP 1
CAP 2
CAP 3
CAP 4
EXIT EXAM: PRAXIS II Chemistry and
PLT Exam (Passing Score)
Chem. Content Knowledge (147)
Princ. Learn. & Teach. (161)
OTHER
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Suggested Course Sequence Bachelor of Science in CHEMISTRY --With teacher certification
Freshman Year
Fall Semester
CHE 109 Tech Writing & Lab Safety
CHE 111/113 General Chemistry I and Lab
ENG 111 Freshman Composition I
OR 100 Freshman Year Experience
MTH 210 Calculus I
BIO 200 Biological Concepts
General Education/Electives
Spring Semester
CHE 112/114 General Chemistry II and Lab
ENG 112 Freshman Composition II
MTH 211 Calculus II
TH 120 Fundamentals of Speech or
MAC 140 Introduction to Communication
CIS 100 Computer Concepts & Applications
OR 110 First Yr Seminar II
Sophomore Year
Fall Semester
CHE 221/223 Analytical Chemistry and Lab
CHE 380 Junior Seminar
MTH 310 Calculus III
ED 102 Introduction to Education
General Education/Electives
Spring Semester
CHE 315 Research Methods
CHE 350 Instrumental Analysis
MTH 311 Differential Equations
PHY 241/243 General University Physics I and Lab
ED 210 Basic Concepts & Philosophy of Education
General Education
Hours
1
4
3
1
4
3
2
18
5
3
4
3
3
1
19
Hours
4
1
4
3
6
18
2
4
3
5
3
1
18
Junior Year
Fall Semester
CHE 341/343 Organic Chemistry I and Lab
CHE 451/453 Physical Chemistry I and Lab
PHY 242/244 General University Physics II and Lab
ED 300 Human Development and Learning Theory
ED 310 Instructional Technology
Spring Semester
CHE 342/344 Organic Chemistry II and Lab
CHE 452/454 Physical Chemistry II and Lab
CHE 460 Biochemistry
ED 325 The Exceptional Child
General Education/Electives
Senior Year
Fall Semester
CHE 450 Methods of Science Teaching
CHE 480 Senior Seminar
CHE Elective
GEO 105/106 Introduction to Earth Science and Lab
ED 390 Assessment & Instructional Strategies
ED 416 Curriculum & Methodology
General Education/Electives
Spring Semester
ED 450 Student Teaching
Hours
4
4
5
3
3
19
5
4
3
3
3
18
Hours
3
1
3
4
3
3
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12
General Education Courses--52 HOURS MINIMUM
NOTE: All courses are for three hours credit unless otherwise specified.
I. AREA OF PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT-16 hrs
A. PHYSICAL EDUCATION -3 hrs required
____PE 103 Introduction of Physical Activity (2 hrs)
____A Selected Physical Education Activity (1hr)
B. ENGLISH LITERATURE & CHRISTIAN STUDIES
3 hours selected from the following:
____ENG 170 Introduction to Literature
____ENG 221 World Literature I
____ENG 222 World Literature II
6 hours selected from the following:
____CHS 111 Introduction to Old Testament
____CHS 121 Introduction to New Testament
____CHS 130 Religion in Life
____PHI 241 Introduction to Philosophy
C. ART, DRAMA, AND MUSIC
Minimum of 2 hours from 2 of the following sections:
____ART 110 Understanding Art (2 hrs)
____ART 313 Art History I
____ART 323 Art History II
AND
____MUS 125 Understanding Music (2 hrs)
____MUS 121 Music Literature I
____MUS 122 Music Literature II AND
____TH 231 Theater Arts I
____TH 232 Theater Arts II
II. AREA OF SYMBOLICS OF INFORMATION-15 hrs
A. ENGLISH COMPOSITION
____ENG 111 Freshman English
____ENG 112 Freshman English II
B. COMMUNICATIONS
3 hours selected from the following:
____TH 120 Fundamentals of Speech
____MAC 140 Introduction to Communications
C. MATHEMATICS
Minimum of 3 hours from the following:
____MTH 110 College Mathematics
____MTH 111 College Algebra
____MTH 112 Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry
____MTH 130 Elementary Statistics
____MTH 210 Analytics and Calculus I (4 hrs)
D. COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
3 hours required
____CIS 100 Introduction to Computer Science
____CIS 160 Computer Information Systems I
III. AREA OF NATURAL & SOCIAL SCIENCES-21 hrs
A. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
(one hour lab required for K-4 certification)
3-5 hours selected from the following:
____BIO 103 Environment and Man
____BIO 110 Biology
____BIO 200 Biological Concepts
____BIO 201 Zoology (4 hrs)
____BIO 202 Botany (4 hrs)
B. PHYSICAL SCIENCE
(one hour lab required for K-4 certification)
3-5 hours selected from the following:
____CHE 100 Introduction to Chemistry
____CHE 111 General Chemistry I
____GEO 105 Introduction to Earth Science
____PHY 131 Conceptual Physics
____PHY 141 Introduction to Physics I (without lab) (4 hrs)
C. PSYCHOLOGY -3 hours required
____PSY 111 General Psychology
D. SOCIOLOGY/CULTURE -3 hours required
____SOC 110 Introduction to Sociology
____SOC 210 Cultural Anthropology
____FRE 101 French Culture and Language
____GER 101 German Culture and Language
____RUS 101 Russian Culture and Language
____SPA 101 Spanish Culture and Language
E. HISTORY -3 hours required
____HST 110 United States to 1877
____HST 120 United States Since 1877
____HST 131 World Civilization to 1650
____HST 142 World Civilization Since 1650
F. POLITICAL SCIENCE -3 hours required
____POL 110 American Government
G. ECONOMICS -3 hours from the following:
____ECO 110 Introduction to Economics
____ECO 221 Macroeconomics
____ECO 222 Microeconomics
ADDITIONAL COURSES NEEDED:
____OR 100 Freshman Year Experience (1 hr)