Graduate Program - More Materials Course Information Materials students may choose to focus in three different areas. Each area aims to provide a strong base in a specific aspect of chemistry and at the same time to broaden the students' scientific perspective. Organic Focus Chem 115B. Quantum theory. Chem 218. Photochemistry and radiation chemistry. Chem 227. Structure and Reactivity in Organic Chemistry. Chem 228. Organic Reaction Mechanisms. Chem 229. Synthetic Organic Reactions. Chem 268A. Advanced inorganic with solid state. Chem 276. Inorganic photochemistry. Chem 595. Weekly seminar discussion. Chem 290. Seminar in Chemistry. Three additional 3-credit courses from Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or Materials Engineering Inorganic Focus Chem 268 AB, and Chem 275. Advanced inorganic sequence. Chem 115B. Quantum theory. Chem 218 Photochemistry and radiation chemistry. Chem 239 Synthesis of organic materials for optical applications. Chem 120 Polymer chemistry. Chem 221 Metal mediated polymerizations. Chem 290. Seminar in Chemistry. Three additional 3-credit courses from Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or Materials Engineering Physical Focus Chem 115 AG-BG-CG. Quantum chemistry sequence. Chem 268A Advanced inorganic with solid state. Chem 276 Inorganic photochemistry. Chem 239 Synthesis of organic materials for optical applications. Chem 120 Polymer chemistry. Chem 221 Metal mediated polymerizations. Chem 290. Seminar in Chemistry. Three additional 3-credit courses from Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or Materials Engineering.

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