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Credit Course \\# Title  \n    5 CHM115 and 115L: General Chemistry I (NSM-L)  \n    5 CHM116 and 116L: General Chemistry II (NSM-L)  \n    5 CHM251 and 251L: Organic Chemistry I  \n    5 CHM252 and 252L: Organic Chemistry II  \n    5 CHM280 and 280L: Quantitative Analytical Chemistry  \n    4 CHM362 Physical Chemistry: Macroscopic Theory  \n    4 CHM368 Physical Chemistry: Microscopic Theory  \n    5 CHM369 and 369L: Biochemistry  \n    2 CHM430 Advanced Thermodynamic and Separation Lab  \n    2 CHM440 Advanced Synthesis Lab  \n    2 CHM450 Advanced Spectroscopy and Computational Chemistry Lab  \n    4 CHM464 Advanced Organic Chemistry  \n    4 CHM481 Instrumental Analysis  \n    4 CHM482 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry  \n    2 SCI490 Integrated Science (KC)  \n    0 Complete either the ETS or DUCK standard exam in College Chemistry Complete four (4) credits of electives, chosen from:  \n    4 CHM370 Biochemistry II  \n    2 CHM494 Topics  \n    4 CHM495 Topics  \n    2 CHM498 Independent Study/Research (can be repeated)  \n    5 PHY317 and 317L: Biophysics Complete four (4) semesters of CHM491  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n|  |\n\nRequired supporting courses  \n0.5  \n0.5  \n0.5  \n0.5  \nCHM491  \nCHM491  \nCHM491  \nCHM491  \nChemistry Seminar  \nChemistry Seminar  \nChemistry Seminar  \nChemistry Seminar  \n    4 MAT145 and 145L: Calculus I (NSM)  \n    4 MAT146 and 146L: Calculus II (NSM)  \n    4 MAT255: Multivariable Calculus  \n    5 PHY121 and 121L: General Physics I (NSM-L)  \n    5 PHY122 and 122L: General Physics II (NSM-L) Complete one (1) Speaking skill course  \n    4 COM115 Scientific and Technical Public Speaking (HUM)  \n    4 COM111 Public Speaking (HUM)  \n    4 HON130 Liberating Letters (HUM)  \nAbbreviation Key: ML = Modern Language; SC = Signature Curriculum; EM = Engaging Minneapolis; AE = Augsburg Experience; KC = Senior Keystone Course; NSM = Natural Science & Mathematics-no lab; NSM-L = Natural Science & Mathematics-with lab; SBS = Social & Behavioral Science; FA = Fine Arts; HUM = Humanities  \n\n| Student’s Signature | Date |\n| --- | --- |\n\nAdvisor’s Printed Name Signature Date  \nAdvisor(s): By signing, you indicate you have verified the accuracy of the information above. 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