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CH398 sp19 2
CH398 sp19 2
CH398 sp19 2
COURSE MATERIALS: Safety goggles, laboratory notebook (provided), and additional information
made available via Moodle.
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Qualified junior and senior students work closely with a faculty member in
the program on a problem of current interest. The course is offered by individual arrangement, and the
student must discuss the project with the appropriate faculty member well in advance of pre-registration.
Pre-requisite: Permission of instructor.
REQUIREMENTS: Lab work will occur at the stipulated times. A lab notebook, along with a three-
ring notebook and file folders and computer files, will be used to store data. For each credit hour, it is
expected that approximately 3 hours of the work will occur and it is expected that some of this time will
be spent outside of lab.
WRITTEN WORK: Informal (double-spaced, Times New Roman,12pt font) 1-page written summaries
are due on the last day of Feb., Mar, and Apr. A 10 pg. literature review on a mutually agreed topic will
also be completed, with a sentence outline due at midterm and a final draft due at the end of term. A
presentations of research is expected in the last week of classes and the student is expected to present at
Dialogos.
PRESENTATIONS: The final formal seminar in the last week of classes should last twelve to fifteen
minutes. Specifics will be determined in consultation with the instructor.
BIBLIOGRAPHY: Scholarly sources will be used as needed, including print and online sources.
Citations are to follow the format recommended by the American Chemical Society. A bibliography is
to be developed, which will be used for the presentations.
GRADING:
ITEM DUE DATE GRADE
Progress meetings with Prof. Weekly 15 %