Bettie Obi Johnson, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
USC Lancaster
Course Information 
CHEM
105 Chemistry and Modern Society with Lab
A conceptual and qualitative approach to chemistry,
its evolution, achievements, and goals and its impact
on technology, the environment, and modern life and
thought. (Specifically designed for non-science majors.) |
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CHEM
107 Forensic
Chemistry with Lab
This 4 credit hour course surveys the chemical
aspects of criminal investigation and adjudication
including drug, arson, DNA, paint, and fiber identification.
Three lecture and three laboratory hours per week.
(For non-science majors) |
CHEM
111 General Chemistry I with Lab (Section 4)
CHEM
111 General Chemistry I with Lab (Section 104)
This is a four-credit hour laboratory science course that
surveys the principles underlying all of chemistry
with applications illustrating these principles. It
is primarily intended for students majoring in
chemistry, biology, engineering, and pre-professional
fields and requires a pre-requisite of Math 111
or Math 115. |
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CHEM
321 Quantitative Analysis Lecture
This three credit hour course covers gravimetric, volumetric,
and introductory instrumental analysis. It meets for
three lecture hours per week. |
CHEM
321L Quantitative Analysis Lab
This one credit hour laboratory course accompanies
the Chem321 lecture, but the grading and credits are
independent. It meets for three laboratory hours per
week. |
CHEM
331L Essentials of Organic Chemistry Laboratory I
This one credit hour laboratory course includes
laboratory safety, syntheses, separation, and purification
of carbon compounds. It is designed for students
majoring in biology and pre-professional fields. The
pre-requisite for this course is CHEM 112 and it
is typically taken with CHEM 333 lecture. |
CHEM
333 Organic Chemistry I
This three credit hour lecture course
is designed for students majoring in chemistry, biology,
and pre-professional fields. It includes the contemporary
theories, nomenclature, reactions, mechanisms,
and syntheses of carbon compounds. The course
pre-requisite is CHEM 112. |
Useful
Links
http://www.chem.sc.edu/ -
USC's Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Home
Page.
http://ehs.sc.edu/ -
USC's Environmental Health and Safety Home Page
http://ehs.sc.edu/LabSafety/Labtraining.htm -
USC's Lab Safety Training and Quiz
http://portal.acs.org/portal/acs/corg/content -
American Chemical Society
http://www.2yc3.org/ -
Two-Year College Chemistry Consortium |