General Catalog 1974-1975
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Doraint, Sidney Goldent, Ernest Grunwald, James B.
Hendricksont, Henry Linschitz, Myron Rosenblum, Robert Stevenson; Associate Professors Michael J. Henchman, Peter C. Jordan, Colin Steel, Thomas R. Tuttle, Jr.; Assistant Professors lu-Yam Chan, Emily P. Dudek (Adjunct), Irving R. Epstein (Advising Head), Bruce M. Foxman, Philip M.
Keehn, Ronald J. Parry; Lecturer Donald J. Ciappanelli.
Requirements for Concentration A. Required of all candidates: CHEM 10a, b lectures with 18a or 18aR laborator...y or 11a, b or 15a, b lectures with 18a, b or 19a, b laboratory; 25a, b lectures with 29a, b labo- ratory; 41a, b lectures with 49a, b laboratory; CHEM 121a or BCHEM 100a; MATH 10 or 11 or 12; PHYS 10 or 11 and 18c or 19c. In addition, one of the following two options: I.
PHYS 31a, b or MATH 20a, b or 21a, b or 22a, b. II. PHYS 31a or a semester course in mathematics numbered 20 or above, and either CHEM 121a (if biochemistry has been elected) or one semester of biology or one semester of an advanced course in physics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doraint, Sidney Goldent, Ernest Grunwald, James B.
Hendricksont, Henry Linschitz, Myron Rosenblum, Robert Stevenson; Associate Professors Michael J. Henchman, Peter C. Jordan, Colin Steel, Thomas R. Tuttle, Jr.; Assistant Professors lu-Yam Chan, Emily P. Dudek (Adjunct), Irving R. Epstein (Advising Head), Bruce M. Foxman, Philip M.
Keehn, Ronald J. Parry; Lecturer Donald J. Ciappanelli.
Requirements for Concentration A. Required of all candidates: CHEM 10a, b lectures with 18a or 18aR laborator...y or 11a, b or 15a, b lectures with 18a, b or 19a, b laboratory; 25a, b lectures with 29a, b labo- ratory; 41a, b lectures with 49a, b laboratory; CHEM 121a or BCHEM 100a; MATH 10 or 11 or 12; PHYS 10 or 11 and 18c or 19c. In addition, one of the following two options: I.
PHYS 31a, b or MATH 20a, b or 21a, b or 22a, b. II. PHYS 31a or a semester course in mathematics numbered 20 or above, and either CHEM 121a (if biochemistry has been elected) or one semester of biology or one semester of an advanced course in physics.
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