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BIO104
E
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CREDIT:2
AUTUMN
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Foundation of Biochemistry
To study chemical basis of life. Introduction to the chemical nature and biological properties of low-molecular-weight substances and biopolymers as well as the biochemistry of basic cellular metabolism.
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BIO312
E
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CREDIT:2
WINTER
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Biochemistry
Nitrogen cycle in the biosphere, biological nitrogen fixation, biosynthesis and catabolism of amino acids, proteins, nucleic acids, porphyrins, etc. Recommended to be taken after FOUNDATION OF BIOCHEMISTRY
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CHM101
E
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CREDIT:2
WINTER
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Concepts in Chemistry
Origin and occurrence of the chemical elements, atomic structure and the periodic table. Atomic approach to the structure of materials and fundamental properties of inorganic and organic compounds.
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CHM102
E
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CREDIT:2
SPRING
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Foundation of Chemistry Laboratory
To acquire the basic concepts of chemistry, experimental techniques, and customs required to carry out chemistry experiments, through selected experiments from Organic, Analytical, Inorganic, and Physical Chemistry.
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CHM103
J
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CREDIT:2
SPRING
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General Chemistry
This course deals with the ideas of chemical bonds, molecular structure and molecular orbitals to understand chemical reactions and chemical kinetics, concerning the change of matter and energy, chemical thermodynamics and electrochemistry.
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CHM104
J
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CREDIT:2
AUTUMN
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Introduction to Chemistry
Covers the basic concepts necessary for chemistry which is the study of matter. Knowledge of high school chemistry or advanced mathematics are not required.
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CHM211
J
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CREDIT:2
AUTUMN
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Analytical Chemistry I
To study the basics of the separation of matter and qualitative and quantitative analytical methodologies through chemical equilibrium and chemical reactions.
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CHM212
J
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CREDIT:2
WINTER
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Analytical Chemistry Laboratory
Through the analysis of river water, the basic analytical methodologies of analytical chemistry, such as error analysis, volumetric analysis and colorimetric analysis etc are studied.
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CHM221
E
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CREDIT:2
AUTUMN
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Inorganic Chemistry I
Inorganic Chemistry I firstly deals with the basics of atomic, electronic and molecular structure, then covers bonding theory, and aims to give an understanding of the periodicity of the elements and the most important aspects of inorganic chemistry, which are the structure, properties and reactivities of inorganic substances and the relationship between them.
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CHM231
J
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CREDIT:2
WINTER
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Organic Chemistry I
This course deals with the relationship between the structures of organic compounds and their physical properties as well as their chemical reactivity and also covers the rules determining the reactivity and reaction mechanism.
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CHM232
J
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CREDIT:2
SPRING
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Organic Chemistry Laboratory
Students learn physical and chemical properties of organic compounds through experiments. Training is given in the correct handling of chemicals, synthesis and structural determination of organic compounds. Desirable to take Organic Chemistry I as well.
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CHM241
J
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CREDIT:2
SPRING
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Physical Chemistry I
This lecture course aims to study the basics of quantum theory, e.g. wave equation, wave function and expectation value.
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CHM242
J
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CREDIT:2
SPRING
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Physical Chemistry Laboratory
Experiments in quantitative measurement of thermodynamic, electrochemical and spectroscopic properties of materials.
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CHM251
J
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CREDIT:2
AUTUMN
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Experiments in Chemistry
This course applies the skills acquired in the General Chemistry Laboratory to investigate experimentally selected aspects of Organic, Analytical, Inorganic, and Physical Chemistry.
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CHM311
J
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CREDIT:2
WINTER
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Analytical Chemistry II
This course deals with quantitative separation and analysis of matter based on knowledge of Analytical Chemistry I. Trace analysis and instrumental analysis are also introduced.
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CHM313
J
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CREDIT:2
AUTUMN
Offered Alternate Year
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Selected Topics in Analytical Chemistry
Studies on ultra trace and precision analysis. Total overview of latest analytical methods as the basis of material science.
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CHM321
J
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CREDIT:2
WINTER
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Inorganic Chemistry II
The chemistry of the s and p block elements and compounds.
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CHM322
E
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CREDIT:2
SPRING
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Inorganic Chemistry III
The chemistry of the transition metals, concentrating on coordination chemistry and covering complex geometries, reaction mechanisms, electron configurations, bonding in complexes, optoelectronic spectra, magnetism.
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CHM323
J
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CREDIT:2
SPRING
Offered Alternate Year
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Selected Topics in Inorganic Chemistry
This course presents the chemistry of the d block elements and exemplifies the principles learned in Inorganic Chemistry I.
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CHM324
E
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CREDIT:2
AUTUMN
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Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory
This course aims to give students familiarity with certain aspects of inorganic chemistry, in particular, experimental, synthetic and analytical techniques, transition metal complexes, color, magnetic properties, structural types and isomers.
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CHM331
J
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CREDIT:2
SPRING
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Organic Chemistry II
Students learn the synthetic methods and reactivities of organic compounds such as carbonyl compounds and aromatic compounds.
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CHM332
J
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CREDIT:2
AUTUMN
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Organic Chemistry III
Students learn the characteristics of heterocyclic compounds and biomolecules such as carbohydrates, lipids, proteins and nucleic acids from the viewpoint of organic chemistry.
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CHM333
J
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CREDIT:2
SPRING
Offered Alternate Year
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Selected Topics in Organic Chemistry
Studies on transition metal catalytic reactions using organometallic complexes and discussion based on literatures of recent research.
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CHM341
J
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CREDIT:2
AUTUMN
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Physical Chemistry II
Understanding the structure of the hydrogen atom based on the Schrodinger wave equation. Diatomic and polyatomic molecules are explained by introducing molecular orbital.
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CHM342
J
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CREDIT:2
WINTER
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Physical Chemistry III
Basic principles of spectroscopy applying the quantum chemistry from Physical Chemistry I and II. Statistical thermodynamics linking quantum chemistry and thermochemistry.
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CHM344
J
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CREDIT:2
WINTER
Offered Alternate Year
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Selected Topics in Physical Chemistry
Studies on recent experimental and theoretical methods in chemistry to understand the basis of the physical changes of matter and energy.
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CHM351
J
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CREDIT:2
WINTER
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Advanced Laboratory in Chemistry I
The advanced synthetic reactions, purification and separation, and structure determination of organic compounds and organometallics will be studied.
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CHM352
J
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CREDIT:2
WINTER
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Advanced Laboratory in Chemistry II
To study up to date synthetic methods, separation and analysis used in chemical research.
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CHM381
J,E
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CREDIT:2
SPRING
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Studies in Chemical Research I
Advanced studies of special interest topics in Chemistry. Language of instruction differs by year.
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CHM382
J,E
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CREDIT:2
AUTUMN
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Studies in Chemical Research II
Advanced studies of special interest topics in Chemistry. Language of instruction differs by year.
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PHY201
E
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CREDIT:2
SPRING
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Mathematics for Natural Scientists
This course provides an introduction to mathematics mainly for physicists. Recommended to be taken after at least two fundamental Mathematics courses, LINEAR ALGEBRA I and CALCULUS.
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STH391
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CREDIT:3/(9)
EVERY TERM
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Senior Thesis
Senior students, under the guidance of an advisor, will select a subject related to their major and prepare a senior thesis. The final product should represent the efforts of one year of sustained and rigorous thinking, research, and writing. Required of all students in their senior year.
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