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Chem 102 provides a foundation in organic and biochemistry for a diverse set of majors. Chem 102 also serves as a pre-requisite for Chem 345. Chem 345 provides an overview of organic chemistry and serves as the terminal chemistry class for many majors as well as the first class of the two semester organic chemistry sequence. Chem 346 continues where chem 345 left off and is required for all chemistry majors as well as most pre-professional majors. Chem 347 is the second semester lab course and has a restricted enrollment. This course is designed for chem and biochem majors intending to pursue graduate education. This course is not intended for pre-professional majors. Chem 348 is a problem solving course that accompanies Chem 346. Although Chem 348 is optional, IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED that you enroll in chem 348 if you are taking Chem 346. Students consistently do better if they take both courses concurrently. Chem 348 is also required for pre-professional students who must obtain 8 semester hours in organic chemistry. You may not enroll in Chem 348 with co-enrolling in Chem 346. Transfer Students are repsonsible for reading the FAQ section for each class as well as checking the Catalog for pre-requisites. Finally, the transfer table may be of help. Textbooks See the FAQ links posted above eLearning @WSU All course information will be found on eLearning, accessible either directly at http://elearning.wsu.edu or through WSU's portal at http://my.wsu.edu. eLearning will be accessible a few days before classes begin. Further Questions Greg Crouch |
Department of Chemistry