CHM 102 - Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry

The organic chemistry segment considers the carbon atom, the classical functional groups, their definition, structure and bonding, systematic nomenclature, properties and reaction. The biochemistry segment examines fundamental organic molecules that occur in living organisms (biomolecules), in addition to considering the dynamic sequential reactions that interrelate these molecules. The laboratory is used to enrich the students’ experience by demonstrating techniques and establishing relationships to the topics under consideration. Offered winter semester only.
Prerequisite(s): CHM 101
4 credits , plus 3 contact hours = 4 lecture , 3 laboratory