Core Science Courses (79-81 cr) |
| Chemistry: |
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CH 221 (224) (5) |
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CH 362 (3) |
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CH 222 (225) (5) |
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CH 411 (3) |
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CH 223 (226) (5) |
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CH 412 (3) |
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CH 324 (4) or
CH 428 (4) or
CH 421, CH 422, and CH 461 d |
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CH 440 (3) |
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CH 334 (3) |
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CH 441 (3) |
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CH 335 (3) |
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CH 442 (3) |
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CH 336 (3) |
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CH 462
(3) a |
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CH 361 (3) |
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Mathematics: |
Physics: |
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MTH 251 (4) |
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PH 211/221 (5) |
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MTH 252 (4) |
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PH 212/222 (5) |
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MTH 254 (4) |
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PH 213/223 (5) |
Materials Science Option Courses (30-31 cr) e |
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Chemistry: |
Engineering: |
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CH 445 (3) or
ENGR 321 (3) |
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ENGR 322
(4) |
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Math: |
Materials
Science: |
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MTH 256 (4) |
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ME 481 (3) |
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Chemical Engineering: |
Electives: |
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CHE 444 (3) |
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Select three courses (9-10 cr) :
CE 321, CE 322, CH 401, CH 413, CH 448, ECE 317, ME 482, ME 485,
PH 475, or WSE 318 |
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CHE 445 (4) |
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University Baccalaureate Core b (37-38 cr) |
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Skills
(12 cr) |
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WR 121 (3) |
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Writing II (3)
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Writing III/Speech (3) |
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HHS 231 (2)
or NFM 232 (2) plus 1-cr lab |
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Perspectives (12 cr) |
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Western
Culture |
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Cultural Diversity |
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Social
Proc. & Institutions |
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Literature
& Arts |
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Difference,
Power & Discrimination (DPD) (3 cr) |
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Synthesis
(6 cr) |
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Contemp.
Global Issues |
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Sci.,
Tech., & Society |
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Biological
Science (4 or 5 cr) |
BI 212
strongly recommended |
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Other Requirements: |
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180 cr |
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last 45 cr
(or 45 of last 60 cr) completed at OSU |
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60 upper
division credits |
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foreign
language c |
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Footnotes: |
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a Meets WIC
requirement. It is strongly recommended that CH 422 be taken as a
co-requisite with CH 462. |
d
The
combination of CH 421, CH 422, and CH 461 is recommended for the strongest background in
analytical chemistry, with this option only one inorganic chemistry course is required (CH
411) so that this option adds only 2 credit hours to the total. |
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b Courses from approved
list. For perspectives, no more than two courses from one department.
For synthesis, courses must be from different departments. Transfers from Oregon Community Colleges with an AA
degree have fulfilled the skills and perspectives requirements. |
e Students will need to petition the College of Engineering
(Professor Roy Rathja) to obtain approval to enroll in ENGR 300 level courses which are
normally restricted to engineering students. Students should first complete math
through MTH 256, physics sequence through PH 212. |
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c Requirement can be
met by taking two years of one foreign language in high school, two
terms of a college-level language (C- or higher) or an approved
proficiency test. |
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Proposed curriculum (not officially approved) with revised option courses
Baccalaureate Core Requirements
Additional Information about the
materials science option
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