Chemistry Major Chemistry Program 8Taps 40 (42) Required Courses: 26 Core, 3 Core Engineering Sequence (CES), 11 (13) Major

Required Courses CH482 Physical Chemistry II: This course builds on the concepts covered in CH481 CH371 Introduction to Analytical Chemistry: through a study of the quantum mechanics of atoms The course provides an overview of contemporary and molecules, their interaction with radiation, and analytical techniques with a focus on fundamental statistical thermodynamics. concepts. Topics include complexometric titration, acid-base equilibria, separations, redox potentials, CH487 Advanced Chemistry Laboratory: electrochemistry, and spectroscopy. This is an integrative laboratory experience in which students will further develop their knowledge and CH383/384 Organic Chemistry: understanding of organic and inorganic syntheses, These courses focus on the relationship between quantitative and qualitative instrumental analyses, and chemical structure and the physical and chemical applications of physical chemistry principles pertaining properties of molecules, to include relationships to molecular structure and kinetics. Students will between free energy changes and equilibria, and develop and conduct independent projects that involve between activation energy and rate of reaction. synthesis and characterization techniques based on Reaction mechanisms and relationships between their collective classroom and laboratory experiences. mechanisms, least energy path, intermediates, Students will present the outcome of their studies in a and transition states are also explored. scientific presentation.

CH471 Polymer Chemistry: Chemistry Program Department of Chemistry This course is an introduction to macromolecules Preparing for and their properties. Topics include morphology, Analytical Chemistry Capstone Future And Life Science Strategic methods of polymerization and copolymerization, Environments characterization, and testing. C Organic Chemistry Real-world o Educating Problems/Issues r Leaders with: e Physical Chemistry CH472 Inorganic Chemistry: Relevant C Research Skills: This course provides an in-depth study of main u “Improving group and transition metal elements and their r Inorganic Chemistry Adaptability The r Fight” compounds, to include an emphasis on chemical i Creativity c Collaboration Polymer Chemistry bonding, and atomic and molecular structures that u Critical l Thinking allow for a breadth of applications. u m Biochemistry Outreach

CH473 Biochemistry: Instrumental Chemistry This course focuses on biochemical systems at the molecular level with emphasis on structure- function relationships, metabolism, and regulation Feedback Ideas, Experiences, Skills of systems and processes.

CH474 Instrumental Methods of Analysis: United States Military Academy This is a laboratory-based course designed to develop theoretical understanding and proficiency Image: 20th CBRNE CMD Image: RSC.org in the selection and use of modern instrumental For more information contact: methods of chemical analysis. Dr. Eileen Kowalski or LTC Chi Nguyen CH481 Physical Chemistry I: 845-938-0203 845-938-4983 This course focuses on chemical thermodynamics with emphasis on chemical equilibrium, chemical Department of Chemistry and Chemistry kinetics, and intermolecular interactions. Topics Life Science include properties of real gases, kinetic theory of Bartlett Hall, Room 430 Major gases, laws of thermodynamics, diffusion, rates of West Point, NY 10996 reactions, and molecular reaction dynamics. Chemistry Major Chemistry Program 8TAPs 40 (42) Required courses: 26 Core, 3 Core Engineering Sequence (CES), 11 (13) Major

Chemistry is the branch of sciences that studies 4th Class Year 3rd Class Year 2nd Class Year 1st Class Year the composition, structure, properties, changes Fall Term Spring Term Fall Term Spring Term Fall Term Spring Term Fall Term Spring Term and interactions of matter. Therefore, it is truly MA103 MA104 MA206 PY201 PL300 HI302 MX400 LW403 Intro to Calc Calculus 1 Prob and Stat Philosophy Mil Leadership Mil Art Officership Con and Mil Law the central science and underpins much of the CH101 CH102 PH205 PH206 MA205 IT305 CH472 CH487 efforts of scientists and engineers to improve life General Chem 1 General Chem 2 Physics 1 Physics 2 Calculus 2 Info Tech Sys Inorganic Chem Adv Chem Lab EN101 EN102 EV203 CH371 CES1 CES2 CES3 CH471 Image: Michael Merier/UAH for humankind. Composition Literature Phy Geography Analytical Chem Engineering Engineering Engineering Polymer Chem Sequence Sequence Sequence IT105 PL100 CH383 CH384 CH481 CH482 Elective SS307 Intro to Comput Gen Psychology Organic Chem 1 Organic Chem 2 Physical Chem 1 Physical Chem 2 International Rel AIAD Opportunities HI105 HI108 SS201 SS202 DFL1 DFL2 CH474 CH473 History 1 History 2 Economics Amer Politics Language 1 Language 2 Instrumental Biochemistry The Advanced Individual Academic Development CH489 CH490 (AIAD) program allows Cadets to participate in a Research Research variety of summer enrichment opportunities that #ACS Certified Degree requires 4.5 credit hours of individual research from any combination of research courses. +Chemistry Degree with Honors requires: broaden their academic experience. The following •GPA ≥3.0 in 26 Core Courses and 3 Course Engineering Sequence •GPA≥3.5 in 13 Chemistry Program Courses are examples of organizations that support AIAD •Elective can be selected from: •Department of Chemistry and Life Science opportunities: •Any other Academic Department (pending approval of the Chemistry Program)  Army Research Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving Ground and Adelphi, MD ACS Certified Degree Program  Edgewood Chemical and Biological Center, MD

The Chemistry Major provides an opportunity to earn an  Picatinny Arsenal, NJ American Chemical Society (ACS) Certified Degree in  Walter Reed Army Medical Center, MD addition to the baseline major. In order to receive an  The Mint, West Point, NY ACS Certified Degree, a Cadet must complete the 11 Chemistry Program Goals baseline Chemistry Major courses and a minimum of 4.5  U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C.  Use information resources to gather, organize, credit hours of individual research in any combination of and understand scientific material. the research courses.  Design and execute experiments to address a Honors Program problem or question.  Analyze and assess scientific data gathered in The Chemistry Major also offers an Honors Program in the laboratory. addition to the baseline and ACS Certified Degree. To receive a Chemistry Major with Honors degree, a Cadet  Effectively and clearly communicate scientific must complete the ACS Certified Degree requirements information in written and oral form to a variety and: of audiences.  CH489 and CH490 (Individual Research I and II)  Understand the applications of chemistry in the Army and society.  Attain a QPA ≥ 3.0 in the 26 core academic program Image: uam.es Image: exponent.com courses and 3-course engineering sequence  Recognize relationships between the properties of a substance, its molecular structure, and its  Attain a QPA > 3.5 in the 13 chemistry program reactivity. courses Image: 20th CBRNE Command  Understand and apply the physical concepts of chemistry.

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