Chemistry
Student Learning Outcomes
- At graduation chemistry majors should have a thorough knowledge &
comprehension of the core concepts of Chemistry
- At graduation, chemistry majors should have a set of fundamental skills
that can be applied to a variety of situations. these skills should include
the following:
- Problem-solving skills. Chemistry majors should be competent
problem-solvers. They should be able to identify the essential parts of a
problem and formulate a strategy for solving the problem. They should be
able to estimate the solution to a problem, apply appropriate techniques
to arrive at a solution, test the correctness of their solution, interpret
their result and connect it to related areas of chemistry.
- Laboratory skills. Chemistry majors should be competent
experimentalists. They should be able to design and set up an experiment,
collect and analyze data, identify sources of error, interpret their
result and connect it to related areas of chemistry.
- Presentation skills. Chemistry majors should be able to express
(orally and in writing) their understanding of core chemical principles,
the results of experiments, and their analysis of problems.
- Computer skills. Chemistry majors should be competent users of
basic software, such as word processing, spreadsheet, and graphing
programs.
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