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CHEM 506
Sampling and Sample Preparation
CHEM 508
Analytical Methods Development
CHEM 509
Spectral and Physical Methods
CHEM 510
Electronics and Interfacing
CHEM 518
Electrochemical Methods
CHEM 520
Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 521
Structural Inorganic
and Solid-State Chemistry
CHEM 522
Efficient Chemical
and Materials Synthesis
CHEM 524
Intellectual Property Management
CHEM 530
Organic Reaction Mechanisms
CHEM 531
Tactics of Organic Synthesis
CHEM 535
Advanced Polymer Chemistry
CHEM 537
Polymer Chemistry Laboratory
CHEM 538
Physical Biochemistry
CHEM 539
Introduction to
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
CHEM 542
Polymer Characterization
and Analysis
CHEM 550
Chemical Bonding
CHEM 552
Chemical Kinetics
CHEM 553
Advanced Chemical Thermodynamics
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Communication
COM 101
Writing in the University
A study of the use of writing, reading
and discussion as a means of discovering,
questioning, and analyzing ideas,
with an emphasis on audience, context,
and the use of revision. (3-0-3)
(C) This course satisfies IIT’s Basic
Writing Proficiency Requirement. It
does not satisfy a general education
requirement in the humanities and
social or behavioral sciences.
COM 111
Writing in the University
for Non-Native Students
Designed to deal with the
special writing problems of
those students whose native language
is not English. Equivalent to
COM 101. (3-0-3) (C) This course satisfies
IIT’s Basic Writing Proficiency
Requirement. It does not satisfy a
general education requirement in the
humanities and social or behavioral
sciences.
COM 121
Japanese Language and Culture I
An introduction to basic Japanese
language and culture, this course
assumes no prior knowledge of
either. (3-0-3) (H) (C)
COM 122
Japanese Language and Culture II
Students will learn about the traditions,
culture, and language of
Japan. Prerequisite: COM 121 or
consent of instructor. (3-0-3) (H) (C)
COM 123
Chinese Language and Culture I
This course is an introduction to the
languages and culture of China.
Focusing on the dialects, writing systems,
and history of the language.
Students will also be exposed to
many aspects of China's culture and
subcultures. Prerequisite: A 100level
humanities course (3-0-3) (H)
(C)
IIT Undergraduate Bulletin 2006–2008
COM 301
Introduction to Linguistics
The objective analysis of language
structure and structural hierarchies;
a survey of the basic concepts of
linguistics; the phoneme, the morpheme,
language change over time
and space. Prerequisite: A 100-level
humanities course. (3-0-3) (H) (C)
COM 306
World Englishes
This course surveys dialects of
English around the world, including
the U.S., U.K., Canada, India, Africa,
and the Caribbean, focusing on
vocabulary, word and sentence formation,
and sound patterning.
Prerequisite: A 100- level humanities
course. (3-0-3) (H) (C)
COM 308
Structure of Modern English
This course examines the structure
of the English language from four
different approaches: traditional-prescriptive,
descriptive, generative, and
contextual. Prerequisite: A 100- level
humanities course. (3-0-3) (H) (C)
COM 309
History of the English Language
Beginning with basic concepts in language
development, this course
traces the evolution of modern
English, from its IndoEuropean
roots, through Germanic,
AngloSaxon, Middle English and
Early Modern English. Prerequisite:
A 100-level humanities course. (3-0-3)
(H) (C)
COM 315
Discourse Analysis
The analysis of language “flow”
beyond sentence boundaries.
Working with both spoken and written
discourse, students will consider
culture and gender-related patterns,
and will apply findings from discourse
analysis to communication
problems in politics, education,
healthcare, and the law. A 100-level
humanities course. (3-0-3) (H) (C)