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Intersession 2012

Welcome to new and returning students. First and second year students with problems should see Dr. Flinn, Deputy Head Undergraduate Studies (C4014), or Dr. Pickup (C4000D). Higher level students should see Dr. Pickup, Head, or their faculty advisor if they are Chemistry Majors.

Check for changes in the lab schedule on the bulletin board outside C4009 or click Intersession 2012 Lab Schedule

***IMPORTANT CHANGES IN CHEMISTRY PROGRAMS***

Students should note that two courses in Chemistry are being "moved down a year". As of Fall 2011, CHEM 3100 will become CHEM 2100, meaning that most students will take this course in their second year of their program.

Also, CHEM 4110 will become CHEM 3110, meaning that students will be able to take this course in the third year of their program if they have completed the prerequisite CHEM 2100.

These two courses will still be required courses for majors and honours students.

***Other changes to Chemistry major and honours degrees***

MATH 3260 is no longer a required course for a Chemistry major or honours degree. However, it is still a prerequisite course for CHEM 4304: Advanced Quantum Chemistry, so students with an interest in taking CHEM 4304 will need to take MATH 3260 as an elective first.

Additionally, chemistry majors and honours students taking their first 2nd year chemistry course starting in Fall 2011 should note that the new course CHEM 3210 will be a required course in their program (to be first offered in Fall 2012). Any students who have already taken at least one 2nd year chemistry course does not have CHEM 3210 as a required course for their program.

All chemistry major and honours students are encouraged to consult their assigned faculty advisor to discuss which program requirements apply to their degree program.

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For students interested in registering in Chem 1050 and 1051

Chemistry 1050 Prerequisite Requirements

PR: at least 75% in high school CHEM 3202 and successful completion of high school Advanced Mathematics 3205 and Mathematics 1000 which may be taken concurrently with CHEM 1050.

Chemistry 1051 Prerequisite Requirements
PR: CHEM 1050 and Mathematics 1000

Departmental policy for canceled term tests and labs:

Term tests/labs canceled for reasons such as the closure of the university due to a snow storm or a fire alarm going off are automatically scheduled for the next lecture/lab period of the course.