2019-2020 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
    Apr 20, 2024  
2019-2020 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Chemistry Studies (HG02)


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General education core course listings and definitions appear on General Education Core . Placement testing will determine the sequencing of courses. Additional courses may be required. In order to graduate and be guaranteed admission to a CT State University or to Charter Oak State College, you must earn an overall 2.0 GPA.

Curriculum


Competency or Program Requirement:

First Semester


Continuing Learning and Information Literacy/ Ethical Credits: 3


Critical Analysis and Logical Thinking/Written Communication Credits:3


Quantitative Reasoning Credits:3


Scientific Knowledge and Understanding Credits: 4


Program Requirement


  • Choose any credit-bearing course1

Second Semester


Oral Communications Credits: 3


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Scientific Reasoning Credits:4


Social Phenomena Credits: 3


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Written Communication Credits: 3


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Program Requirement


Third Semester


Aesthetic Dimensions/Written Communication Credits: 3


Program Requirements


Fourth Semester


Historical Knowledge and Understanding Credits: 3


Program Requirements


Total Credits: 62


Any given course may only be used to satisfy one of the competency areas even if it is listed under more than one.

1 If student is not MAT* H254 - Calculus I -ready, use general electives for courses such as MAT* H137 - Intermediate Algebra , MAT* H172 - College Algebra  and MAT* H185 - Trigonometric Functions , or MAT* H186 - Precalculus .

2 Not currently offered at NVCC. This course is offered at Tunxis, Gateway, WCSU, CCSU and SCSU.

3 PHY* H221  and PHY* H222  are offered in fall and spring semesters, respectively. PHY* H221  and PHY* H222  are also offered in Special Session I and Special Session II during the summer, respectively. PHY* H221  and PHY* H222  must be taken for the American Chemical Society approved Bachelor’s degree

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