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CHEM 454
Computer Applications in Chemistry
A numerical methods and computer
applications course for chemists;
emphasis on software rather than hardware;
results of numerical analysis and
linear algebra presented and applied to
solution of chemical problems.
Prerequisites: CS 105, MATH 152,
CHEM 344. (3-0-3)
CHEM 455
Advanced Organic Chemistry
A survey of organic name reactions and
modern reagents for organic synthesis
with an emphasis on their utility in
multistep synthesis. Prerequisites:
CHEM 239, CHEM 344. (3-0-3)
CHEM 467
Senior Thesis in Chemistry
Original work carried on by the student
under the guidance of a staff
member. A careful search of the literature
is required before the study is
begun, and continued reference to the
chemical literature is expected as the
work progresses. A written report is
required. (0-12-4) (C)
CHEM 497
Special Projects
For juniors and seniors.
(Credit: Variable) (C)
Graduate Courses
Graduate courses are available to degreeseeking
undergraduate students with the
approval of the course instructor and faculty
adviser. See the current IIT Bulletin:
Graduate Program for full descriptions.
CHEM 500
Advanced Analytical Chemistry
CHEM 501
Liquid Chromatography
CHEM 502
Gas Chromatography, Gas
Chromatography-Mass
Spectrometry
CHEM 503
Chromatography Techniques
CHEM 504
Chemometrics
CHEM 505
Spectroscopic Methods
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CHEM 506
Sampling and Sample Preparation
CHEM 506
Analytical Methods Development
CHEM 509
Spectral and Physical Methods
CHEM 510
Electronics and Interfacing
CHEM 516
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
Organic Synthesis
CHEM 535
Advanced Polymer Chemistry
CHEM 537
Polymer Chemistry Laboratory
CHEM 536
Physical Biochemistry
CHEM 539
Introduction to
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
CHEM 542
Polymer Characterization and
Analysis
CHEM 550
Chemical Bonding
CHEM 552
Chemical Kinetics
Course Descriptions
CHEM 553
Advanced Chemical
Thermodynamics
Computer Engineering
CPE 100
Introduction to the Profession I
Introduces the student to the scope
of the engineering profession and its
role in society and develops a sense
of professionalism in the student.
Provides an overview of computer
engineering through a series of handson
projects and computer exercises.
Develops professional communication
and teamwork skills. (1-2-2) (C)
CPE 101
Introduction to the Profession II
Continuation of CPE 100, primarily
through short projects. Prerequisite:
CPE 100. (0-4-2) (C)
City and Regional Planning
CRP 201
The Dwelling
Programming and planning for human
habitation in dwellings and neighborhoods.
Housing as a response to human
needs. Environmental impacts and their
amelioration. Building types and their
impacts on programmatic needs.
Examples of various housing schemes
in and around Chicago. (1-4-3)
CRP 203
Housing and Housing Types
The planning of rooms, houses, and
groups of houses. Analysis of climatological,
physical, psychological and
social needs and their influence on the
planning of housing. Government regulations,
costs and financing, and their
impact on housing. Includes singlefamily
detached, row housing, walk
ups, and low-rise construction. Limited
work in other buildings. Lectures,
seminars and drawing problems.
Prerequisite: Drawing ability. (1-4-3)
CRP 204
Housing and Community
Developments
Neighborhood and community theory
and application. Housing, parks,
shopping, work places and their rela-
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