Course Sequences and

   Example Schedules

Not all courses are offered every semester, or even every year.  The following

table lists when we expect to offer courses.  Odd and even refer to academic

years.  For example, spring, 2004 is part of the 2003-2004 academic year, and

is considered an odd academic year.

                              Schedule of Courses

Course	When offered
General Chemistry I	Every semester
General Chemistry II	Every semester
Organic Chemistry I	Every semester
Organic Chemistry II	Every semester
Biochemistry I	Fall, every year
Biochemistry II (taught by the biology department)	Not currently being offered
Principles of Physical Chemistry	Not currently being offered
Physical chemistry I	Fall, odd years (2005, 2007, …)
Physical chemistry II	Spring, even years (2006, 2008, …)
Advanced Inorganic Chemistry	Spring, even years (2006, 2008, …)
Analytical Chemistry	Fall, even years (2006, 2008, …)
Instrumental Analysis	Spring, odd years (2007, 2009, …)

The following table shows a typical schedule of classes for a Fall, 2002 freshman planning to graduate in Spring, 2006.  The arrows indicate prerequisites.  The courses in red are electives (more electives are shown than are needed to graduate).

Graduate in spring, 2006 (or any other even year)

Graduate in spring, 2005 (or any other odd year)