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Hardin-Simmons University 2018-2019

4121 Physical Chemistry II Laboratory

4140, 4240, 4340 Individual Research

4304 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry

4305 Environmental Chemistry

4310 Biochemistry I

4311 Biochemistry II

4312 Biochemical Techniques

4320 Physical Chemistry I

4321 Physical Chemistry II

CHEMISTRY

Bachelor of Art

The Chemistry

major

requires a minimum of 33 semester

hours of Chemistry. The following courses are required:

1310/1110, 1311/1111, 3401, 3402, 3410, 4105, and 12

additional advanced chemistry hours. A minor is

recommended in a physical or life science, or mathematics.

Required departmental supporting courses are MATH 1310

and 1311 or MATH 1420 and 1421, and PHYS 1310/1110 and

1311/1111.

Bachelor of Science

The Chemistry

major

requires a minimum of 41 semester

hours of Chemistry. The required courses are: 1310/1110,

1311/1111, 3401, 3402, 3410, 3411, 4105, 4140, 4304, 4320,

4321, and six additional advanced chemistry hours.

Supporting courses which must be included in the degree

plan are MATH 1420, 1421, and PHYS 1320/1120,

1321/1121. Students pursuing the BS degree must minor in

one of the following fields: biology, computer science,

geology, mathematics, environmental science, and physics.

The student preparing for graduate study in chemistry should

take additional work in mathematics and physics.

A

minor

in Chemistry for the B.A. or B.S. degrees consists of

CHEM 1310/1110, 1311/1111, 3401, 3402, 3410, and 4

advanced chemistry hours.

A

minor

in Biochemistry for the B.A. or B.S. degrees consists

of CHEM 1310/1110, 1311/1111, 3401, 3402, 4310, 4311,

and 4312.

PHYSICS

Bachelor of Art

The

Physics major

requires a minimum of 33 semester hours

of Physics. The following courses are required: 1320/1120,

1321/1121, 2410, 3320, 3340, 4310, 4090, and 6 additional

advanced physics hours. A minor is recommended in biology,

chemistry, computer science, geology, mathematics, or

environmental science. Required departmental supporting

courses are MATH 1420, 1421, 2320 and 2321

Bachelor of Science

The Physics

major

is available in a cooperative arrangement

with Abilene Christian University. The Physics major requires

students to take from HSU: PHYS 1320, 1120, 1321, 1121,

2410, 3301, 3320, 3330, 3340, 4310, and a total of three

credits of 4090. An additional ten credits of advanced physics

courses are also required, from either HSU or ACU, to reach

the minimum of 40 credits in physics. Required departmental

supporting courses are CHEM 1310/1110, 1311/1111, MATH

1420, 1421, 2320, 2321. A minor must be selected from

biology, chemistry, computer science, geology, mathematics,

or environmental science

Students enrolled in this cooperative program may have the

opportunity to participate in basic research, teaching of

laboratories, and the Society of Physics Students at ACU.

Students will also be eligible for the ACU chapter of the

national physics honor society, Sigma Pi Sigma.

This minor, for B.B.S., B.A., or B.S., consists of 24 credits in

physics from the courses: PHYS 1320/1120, 1321/1121,

2410, 3320, 3340, 4310 and 3 credits of 4090.

Notes:

1. PHYS 1320/1120 and 1321/1121 should be taken by all

physics majors during their freshman year, if offered.

2. MATH 1420 and 1421 should be taken in the freshman

year by all physics majors.

Courses in Physics (PHYS)

1099, 2099, 3099, 4099 Selected Topics

1110 General Physics I Lab

1111 General Physics II Lab

1120 Physics for Scientists and Engineers I Lab

1121 Physics for Scientists and Engineers II Lab

1310 General Physics I

1311 General Physics II

1320 Physics for Scientists and Engineers I

1321 Physics for Scientists and Engineers II

2405 Introduction to Speech Acoustics

2406 Introduction to Musical Acoustics

2410 Modern Physics

3301 Waves and Oscillations

3310 Introduction to Electronics

3320 Classical Dynamics

3330 Electromagnetism

3340 Statistical Physics and Thermodynamics

4090 Special Problems

4305 Mathematical Methods

4310 Quantum Mechanics