CHM 1999: Chem & Biochem Research & Writing (2026-2027)
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Laboratory oriented course. This course teaches academic research and writing in chemistry and biochemistry. The course continues the academic inquiry and writing skills of WRI 1000 by incorporating the elements and standards of college-level research and writing within a disciplinary context. Students use writing throughout the term as a tool to investigate and communicate information and ideas and to approach and answer complex questions. Key elements include learning to develop good research questions and lines of inquiry; writing in appropriate disciplinary genres; understanding the proper use of primary and secondary sources; evaluating, summarizing, analyzing, and synthesizing research; revising writing so as to develop and deepen ideas; and producing a culminating paper or project. Typically offered: Spring. Fee(s): Chemistry Laboratory Fee
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41407 |
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Ben McFarland
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M,W,F
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2:30PM-3:50 PM
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03/31-06/04
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Demaray Hall 255
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24 of 24 seats open
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Fees: Chemistry Laboratory Fee: $50/cr (refundable)
Attributes: Writing In Your Major
Grade Modes: (Default) Normal Grading, Audit
Instructional Methods: Traditional
Note: Full Term
Prerequisites: WRI 1000: C- or better AND (CHM 1211: C- or better OR CHM 1360: C- or better)
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