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Course Description: General Content of the Course  \nCourse Description – Chem 3900 is the second quarter of organic chemistry and builds on the structural and reactivity conventions of organic compounds learned in Chem 3800. Students gain the ability to distinguish between nucleophiles and electrophiles to understand instead of memorize synthetic organic reactions, including those of aromatic compounds, alcohols, and  \ncarbonyl compounds as they relate to selected publications in Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry. This lays the foundation for understanding the reactivity of more complex biomolecules such as carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids (fats) involved in applied biochemistry.  \n2. General Education or Major Requirements Satisfied by the Course:  \nThis course satifsfies the requirements for a biology and chemistry degree.  \n3. Learning Outcomes.  \nThis course satisfies the following Student Learning Outcomes (SLO) that include:  \nSLO 1. Comprehension and integration of fundamental scientific concepts in the biological and physical sciences. SLO 2. Objectivity in scientific investigations by suspending preliminary judgments, drawing conclusions only from observable and testable data, and attempting to exclude cultural assumptions and biases.  \nSLO 3. Understanding of a spectrum of chemical principles and knowledge in all major areas of bioorganic chemistry. SLO 4. Skills in chemical analysis and synthesis essential to establish and rigorously test hypotheses.  \nSLO 5. Understanding of the importance of chemistry in society, involving health, medicine, biomedical research, the chemical industry and the environment.  \nSLO 6. The skills necessary to pursue employment or further education in chemistry & biochemistry and or interdisciplinary areas involving biomedical research , environmental chemistry, health science and medicine.  \nThis course satisfies the following Chemistry & Biochemistry Program Learning Outcomes (PLO) that include:  \nPLO 1. Students will comprehend and integrate the fundamental scientific concepts and laboratory skills in the chemical and physical sciences.  \nPLO 2. Students will develop the skills and knowledge to become ethical practitioners of science.  \nPLO 5. Students will demonstrate readiness for further study or employment in discipline related areas.  \nThis course will also allow students to acquire the following institutional learning outcomes (ILO) that include: ILO 1. Exploration and Acquisition of Knowledge  \nILO 2. Development of Intellectual, Professional, and Artistic Skills  \n4. Texts and Resources: Text: Organic Chemistry 9th edition McMurray. ISBN-13: 978-1305080485  \nStudy guide with Solutions manual: Organic Chemistry 9th edition McMurray. ISBN-13: 978-1305082144  \nMolecular Model Set (Optional but Highly Recommended): If you have one, you use can use it on the exam(s) . Prentice Hall Molecular Model Set for General and Organic Chemistry. 1998. ISBN-13: 9780139554445.  \n5. 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