Physical organization, analytical laboratory

The prerequisites for the course include two years of chemistry, including organic, analytical, and an introductory inorganic chemistry course, one year of calculus-based physics, three terms of calculus, and introduction to differential equations usually taken concurrently. Most students take the computational laboratory concurrent with the physical chemistry lecture course covering... 

We believe that safety is a discipline of chemistry that is comparable with inorganic, organic, analytical, physical chemistry and biochemistry as an important component in your chemical education. As you become educated and build your critical thinking skills in other aspects of chemistry, so too you will need this same kind of in-depth knowledge and understanding to address issues in laboratory safety. This feature of you chemical education will help prevent you and others for injury or even death. 

Prior to the revisions that occurred in 2001 the requirements for an ACS-certified degree in chemistry at Creighton University were very standard, one year each of general chemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry, and analytical chemistry (separated into quantitative and instrumental analysis), and one semester of advanced inorganic chemistry. Each of these courses had a laboratory specifically associated with it. In addition, we required an advanced... 

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