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(in person or by Zoom) 128 Science center or by Zoom  \ne-Mail Address: [tyler.johnson@dominican.edu](tyler.johnson@dominican.edu)  \nweb: [http://moodle.dominican.edu/](http://moodle.dominican.edu/ Login)[ Login](http://moodle.dominican.edu/ Login) 􀃆 Chem 4100  \nIf anything is unclear to you-please Reach out – we’re all here to HELP STUDENTS 􀀭  \nDESCRIPTION OF SYLLABUS CONTENTS  \n1. Course Description: General Content of the Course. An interdisciplinary introduction to Biochemistry. Chemistry of carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids, vitamins, and hormones, with major emphasis on biochemical processes in human cells. This class also covers enzyme kinetics, energetics of metabolic reactions and molecular biochemistry  \n2. General Education or Major Requirements Satisfied by the Course:  \nThis course satifsfies the requirements for a biology or chemistry degree at Dominican University of California. This course is designed for majors that also want to include a pre-medicine (pre-med) emphasis and is transferable to the California State University (CSU) and University of California (UC) systems.  \nThis syllabus is subject to modification. The instructor will inform students of any changes.  \nTeaching Assistant (TA): [Jacqueline Clark-](Jacqueline Clark-jacqueline.clarke@students.dominican.edu)[j](Jacqueline Clark-jacqueline.clarke@students.dominican.edu)[acqueline.clarke@students.dominican.edu](Jacqueline Clark-jacqueline.clarke@students.dominican.edu)  \n[Joe Gerke- ](Joe Gerke-  joe.gerke@students.domincan.edu)[ joe.gerke@students.domincan.edu](Joe Gerke-  joe.gerke@students.domincan.edu)  \n3. Learning Outcomes  \nThis course satisfies the following Chemistry Program Learning Outcomes:  \nPLO 1. Students will comprehend and integrate the fundamental scientific concepts and laboratory skills in the chemical and physical sciences.  \nPLO 3. 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