ChBECAREERELECTIVES

Students must take 6 hours of classes aimed at enhancing their career objectivesa. It is encouraged that these 6 hours be related to each other in some way, but any combination of these classes (from one or multiple categories) totaling 6 hours is acceptable. Tracks are provided as suggestions that lead to a focus in particular areas. These classes can be used towards a minor or double major at UA. The courses listed below and on the next page are all pre-approved as CAREER electives; numbers in parentheses are the course credit hours. See the undergraduate catalog for course descriptions, pre- and co-requisites and frequency of offerings. Other classes may be allowed to fill the CAREER electives slots, but requires filling out the “career electives approval” form, signed by your COE advisor. Course numbers are accurate as of May 2012, but are subject to change.

a Note: These 6 hours must be in addition to classes used for HI/SB, HU/L/FA, ENG, ADV SCI, BIOCHEM and CHE Electives. Refer to the undergraduate catalog for information about minors in each field. b For Dual CHE/CH BS degrees, the Career electives should be Chemistry courses (see Dual CHE/CHE Flowchart) c Undergraduate Research/independent study classes can count for a maximum of 6 hours towards the BS ChBE degree. d Most research classes have variable credit. Negotiate credit hours with your research director. e A maximum of 6 hours of CBH research can be used to fill Career electives, Advanced Science elective (depending on topic), or CHE elective (if CBH project is with a ChBE professor). f For BS/MS Scholars program, approved electives should be graduate level. Apply to the ChBE graduate coordinator.

BUSINESSTRACK CHEMISTRYTRACKb MIL320AdvancedMilitaryLeadership/321SmallUnitLeadershipApplicationsIandIILab

AC210(4)IntrotoAccountingCOM121(3)Hons.CriticalDecisionMakingCOM122(3)CriticalDecisionMaking anychemistry>200level,including: MIL310SmallUnitTactical

Leadership/311SmallUnitLeadershipApplicationsIandIILab

COM123(3)PublicSpeaking CH223(4)ChemicalEquilibriaandAnalyses COM352(3)Business&Prof.Communication CH340(3)Elem.PhysicalChemistry COMPUTER-BASEDHONORS(CBH)

/UNDERGRADUATERESEARCH/HONORSCO-OP

CSM425(3)Cnsmr.ConflictMediation,Mgmt. CH341(3)PhysicalChemistryI CSM427(3)Cnsmr.ConflictMediatn,Mgmt.,Neg CH343(1)Elem.PhysicalChem.Lab EC110(3)PrinciplesofMicroeconomics CH396,398,399c,dResearch BSC398,399c,dBiologyResearchEC111(3)PrinciplesofMacroeconomics CH405(3)MedicinalChemistry CBH101,102c,e(4)FreshmanSeminarEC308(3)IntermediateMicroecon. CH413(4)InorganicChemistry CBH201c,e(3)SophomoreSeminar

CHE491c,dCHEUGResearchEC309(3)IntermediateMacroecon. CH424(4)InstrumentalAnalysisEN319(3)TechnicalWriting CH461(3)BiochemistryI CHE498,499c,dHonorsRes./Co-opFI302(3)BusinessFinance CH462(3)BiochemistryII CH396,398,399c,dChem.ResearchGBA171,172(1.5ea)STEMMBAclass CH497,498,499c,dResearch CH497,498,499c,dChem.ResearchGBA271,272,371,372(1.5ea)STEM COMPUTERSCIENCE UA155,156c,dFreshmanResearchand

CreativeOpps(EmergingScholars)GES418(3)EngrManagement CS100(4)ProgrammingI MGT300(3)OrganizationalTheory&Behavior CS201DataStructuresandAlg. PH495,496c,dPhysicsResearchMKT300(3)Marketing CS202(4)IntrotoInternet GES255(3)EngineeringStatisticsIPHL292(3)IntrotoEthics CS101(4)ProgrammingII GES257(3)EngineeringStatisticsIIPHL221(3)HonorsIntrotoEthics CS200(4)ProgrammingIII(Java) GES400(3)EngineeringStatisticsST260(3)StatisticalDataAnalysis ThruFall2015,CS150,250,350,351,352wereoffered. GES451(3)MatrixandVectorAnalysisGEOLOGYTRACK SCHOLARSPROGRAM(ONLY)f MA237(3)IntroLinearAlgandMatrixTheoryGEO101(4)TheDynamicEarth CHE512(3)PolymerMaterialsEngr. MA257(3)LinearAlgebraGEO105(4)SustainableEarth CHE518(3)TissueEngineering MA300(3)IntrotoScientificComputingGEO210(4)Mineralogy Honors(3)ElectronicMaterials MA301(3)DiscreteMathematicsGEO306(3)Hydrogeology CHE545(3)BiochemicalEngineering MA343(3)AppliedDifferentialEquationsII (forother500-levelclasses-useapprovalform) MA355(3)TheoryofProbabilityPRE-LAW MILITARY(others,inclAFS,maybepetitioned) MA410(3)NumericalLinearAlgebraAS299(3)Pre-LawSeminar MIL310SmallUnitTacticalLeadership MA451(3)MathematicalStatisticsw/Applic.ILGS200(3)LegalEnviron.ofBusiness MIL311SmallUnitLeaderApplLabI MA452(3)MathematicalStatisticsw/ApplicIILGS402(3)GovernmentandBusiness MIL320AdvancedLeadershipSkills MA485(3)IntrotoComplexVariablesLGS405(3)InternationalBusinessLaw MIL321SmallUnitLeaderApplLabII ME349(3)EngineeringAnalysis

ChBECAREERELECTIVESa(continued)

ENVIRONMENTALENGINEERING PHYSICS FUNDAMENTALENGINEERING(FE)CE271(4)IntrotoGlaciers(studyabroad) anyPH>200-level,including: AEM201(3)StaticsCE320(3)IntrotoEnvironmentalEngr PH253(3)IntrotoModernPhysics AEM205(3)HonorsStaticsCE378(3)WaterResourcesEngr PH255(1)ModernPhysicsLab AEM250(3)MechanicsofMaterialsICE422(3)SolidandHazardousWasteMgmt PH301(3)Mechanics AEM264(3)DynamicsCE424(3)WaterandWastewaterTreatment PH302(3)IntermediateMechanics ECE225(4)ElectricCircuitsCE425(3)AirPollutionEngineering PH331(3)ElectricityandMagnetism ECE320(3)FundamentalsofElec.Engr.CE470(4)WaterResourcesintheAlps PH333(3)Optics GES225(3)Soc.,Tech.&Envir.(Spain)GY101(4)AtmosphProcess/Patterns PH411(3)Biophysics MTE271(3)EngrMaterials:Structure&Props

ADDITIONALCHEELECTIVES PH495,496c,dPhysicsResearch MTE487(3)CorrosionScience

CHE412/413(3)PolymerMaterialsEngr CHE418/419(3)TissueEngineering PRE-MED/PRE-HEALTH/BIOLOGY/BIOTECHCHE438/Hon.(3)ElectronicMaterials AS299(3)Pre-HealthSeminar BSC425(2)HumanPhysiologyLaboratoryCHE445/446(3)BiochemicalEngr BSC115(1)BiologyILaboratory BSC435(4)ImmunologyCHE492(3)newelectiveofferings BSC116(3)PrinciplesofBiologyII BSC441(3)DevelopmentalBiologyCHE225,325,425e(1)CHEHonorsForum BSC117(1)BiologyIILaboratory BSC442(4)IntegratedGenomics

BSC118d(4)HonorsGeneralBiologyI BSC444(3)GeneralVirology

FOREIGNLANGUAGESb BSC120(4)HonorsGeneralBiologyII BSC449(3)Endocrinology

CHI101,102(4)ElementaryChinese1&2 BSC215(4)HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyI BSC450(3)FundamentalsofBiochemistryCHI201,202(3)IntermediateChinese1&2 BSC216(4)HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyII BSC451(3)MolecularBiologyFR101,102,103(4)Intro.French1&2 BSC242(4)MicrobiologyandMan BSC465(3)PrinciplesofToxicologyFR201,202(3)IntermediateFrench1&2 BSC300(3)CellBiology BSC469(3)HistologyofVertebratesGN101,102,103(4)IntroGerman1&2 BSC310(3)Microbiology BSC496(3)BioremediationGN201,202(3)IntermediateGerman1&2 BSC312(2)MicrobiologyLab CHS330(3)IssuesinContemp.MedicineIHP105c(3)HonCulture&HumanExperience BSC315(3)Genetics CHS425(3)BiostatisticsIHP155c(3)HonCulture&HumanExperience BSC385(3)GeneralEcology CHE225,325,425e(1)CHEHonorsForumIT101,102(4)IntroItalian1&2 BSC398,399fBiologyResearch CHE418(3)TissueEngineeringIT201,202(3)IntermediateItalian1&2 BSC424(3)HumanPhysiology PHL223(3)MedicalEthicsJA101,102(4)ElementaryJapanese1&2 UH330(3)IntrotoClinicalMedicineJA201,202(3)IntermediateJapanese1&2 SP101,102,103(4)IntroSpanish1&2 SP201,202(3)IntermediateSpanish1&2

a Note: These 6 hours must be in addition to classes used for HI/SB, HU/L/FA, ENG, ADV SCI, BIOCHEM and CHE Electives. Refer to the undergraduate catalog for information about minors in each field, as well as pre- and co-requisites. b Other foreign languages are approved- see your advisor. c One of these two classes may count, but not both. d BSC 118 can be used to count for 3 hours of BSC 114; the additional hour of lab can be used for Career Electives; however, on DegreeWorks, it will not appear explicitly as a Career elective (instead, the required hours for Career electives will be decreased to 5 if you take BSC 118). e Students can take CHE honors forum more than once for credits. Topics and instructors rotate each semester. f Undergraduate Research/independent study classes can count for a maximum of 6 hours towards the BS ChBE degree. Most research classes have variable credit. Negotiate credit hours with your research director.

THE FOLLOWING CLASSES ARE NOT APPROVED AS CAREER ELECTIVES: CS 102, CS 285, CSM 204, GES 100