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Science Academic Programs and Plans

Chemistry

Honours Chemistry, Computational Specialization

Advisors: See Faculty of Science academic advisors.

Honours Chemistry, Computational Specialization is available in both systems of study: regular and co-operative.

Computational chemistry is used routinely by chemists, including those with an interest in biological chemistry, to develop and improve models of chemical systems, to investigate and predict properties of materials that are difficult or expensive to make, and to interpret, analyze or predict the results of chemical experiments. This program is intended for students interested in the application of chemistry and computational skills to solve interesting chemical problems. 

Continuing in Honours Chemistry, Computational Specialization (regular and co-op) requires a minimum cumulative overall average of 60% and a minimum cumulative average of 60% in each of the subjects: Chemistry and Computer Science.

Successful completion requires:

  1. 22.0 units distributed as follows:
  2. Co-operative program requirements (when applicable) include:

Additional conditions:

  1. Alternative electives may be substituted with prior approval of the academic advisor.
  2. A maximum of 2.5 SCI units can be used.
  3. A maximum of two failed CHEM courses is allowed. Failure in more than two CHEM courses will result in the requirement to withdraw from the plan.

Recommended Course Sequences

See regular plan.

See co-op plan.

Note

The 0.25 unit laboratory elective may be taken in Year Two spring or in Year Three.


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