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2016-2017 University Catalog

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This section lists George Mason University’s undergraduate and graduate courses that are available for credit.

For more detailed information on courses, please go to the AP.2 Course Information  section.

Notes effective Fall 2016:

Courses formerly under the CTCH prefix may now be found under the HE (Higher Education) prefix.

Courses formerly under the NCLC prefix may now be found under the INTS (Integrative Studies) prefix.

Selected activity courses formerly under the PHED or PRLS prefixes may now be found under the RECR (Recreation) prefix.
 

Business, Minor in (MBUS)

Offered by the School of Business .

Prerequisite for all MSOM courses is completion of 30 credits (sophomore standing).  For the Business Minor, a grade of C or higher is required in each MSOM course used for the minor.
   •  MBUS 305 - Introduction to International Business
   •  MBUS 306 - Managing Projects and Operations
   •  MBUS 307 - Marketing to the Federal Government
   •  MBUS 308 - Corporate Finance and Investments in a Global Economy
   •  MBUS 491 - Special Topics: Business Minor

Chemistry (CHEM)

Offered by the College of Science  

CHEM 211, 212 are prerequisites to all other undergraduate CHEM courses numbered 301 or above.
   •  CHEM 101 - Introduction to Modern Chemistry
   •  CHEM 102 - Introduction to Organic, Biochemical, Pharmacological, and Fuel Chemistry
   •  CHEM 103 - Chemical Science in a Modern Society
   •  CHEM 104 - Introduction to Organic, Biochemical, Pharmacological, and Fuel Chemistry
   •  CHEM 105 - Introductory Chemistry Laboratory I
   •  CHEM 106 - Introductory Chemistry Laboratory II
   •  CHEM 155 - Introduction to Environmental Chemistry I
   •  CHEM 156 - Introduction to Environmental Chemistry II
   •  CHEM 201 - Introductory Chemistry I
   •  CHEM 202 - Introductory Chemistry II
   •  CHEM 203 - General Chemistry Laboratory I
   •  CHEM 204 - General Chemistry Laboratory II
   •  CHEM 211 - General Chemistry I
   •  CHEM 212 - General Chemistry II
   •  CHEM 213 - General Chemistry Laboratory I
   •  CHEM 214 - General Chemistry Laboratory II
   •  CHEM 251 - General Chemistry for Engineers
   •  CHEM 300 - Chemistry of Semiconductor Processing
   •  CHEM 313 - Organic Chemistry
   •  CHEM 314 - Organic Chemistry II
   •  CHEM 315 - Organic Chemistry Lab I
   •  CHEM 318 - Organic Chemistry Lab II
   •  CHEM 321 - Elementary Quantitative Analysis
   •  CHEM 331 - Physical Chemistry I
   •  CHEM 332 - Physical Chemistry II
   •  CHEM 333 - Physical Chemistry for the Life Sciences I
   •  CHEM 334 - Physical Chemistry for the Life Sciences II
   •  CHEM 336 - Physical Chemistry Lab I
   •  CHEM 337 - Physical Chemistry Lab II
   •  CHEM 341 - Fundamental Inorganic Chemistry
   •  CHEM 355 - Undergraduate Research
   •  CHEM 413 - Synthetic and Mechanistic Organic Chemistry
   •  CHEM 422 - Instrumental Analysis
   •  CHEM 423 - Instrumental Analysis Laboratory
   •  CHEM 427 - Aquatic Environmental Chemistry
   •  CHEM 438 - Atmospheric Chemistry
   •  CHEM 439 - RS: Atmospheric Chemistry II: Air Analysis Techniques
   •  CHEM 441 - Properties and Bonding of Inorganic Compounds
   •  CHEM 445 - Inorganic Preparations and Techniques
   •  CHEM 446 - Bioinorganic Chemistry
   •  CHEM 451 - Special Projects in Chemistry
   •  CHEM 452 - Special Projects in Chemistry
   •  CHEM 455 - Honors Research in Chemistry
   •  CHEM 456 - Honors Research in Chemistry
   •  CHEM 458 - Chemical Oceanography
   •  CHEM 463 - General Biochemistry I
   •  CHEM 464 - General Biochemistry II
   •  CHEM 465 - Biochemistry Lab
   •  CHEM 467 - The Chemistry of Enzyme-Catalyzed Reactions
   •  CHEM 468 - Bioorganic Chemistry
   •  CHEM 470 - Laboratory Instructional Methods for Chemistry
   •  CHEM 490 - Undergraduate Seminar
   •  CHEM 500 - Selected Topics in Modern Chemistry
   •  CHEM 513 - Synthetic and Mechanistic Organic Chemistry
   •  CHEM 529 - Instrumental Techniques of Analysis
   •  CHEM 563 - General Biochemistry I
   •  CHEM 564 - General Biochemistry II
   •  CHEM 567 - The Chemistry of Enzyme-Catalyzed Reactions
   •  CHEM 568 - Bioorganic Chemistry
   •  CHEM 579 - Special Topics
   •  CHEM 613 - Modern Polymer Chemistry
   •  CHEM 614 - Physical Organic Chemistry
   •  CHEM 620 - Modern Instrumentation
   •  CHEM 624 - Principles of Chemical Separation
   •  CHEM 625 - Electroanalytical Chemistry
   •  CHEM 627 - Aquatic Environmental Chemistry
   •  CHEM 633 - Chemical Thermodynamics and Kinetics
   •  CHEM 641 - Solid State Chemistry
   •  CHEM 646 - Bioinorganic Chemistry
   •  CHEM 651 - Environmental Chemistry of Organic Substances
   •  CHEM 660 - Protein Biochemistry
   •  CHEM 661 - Antibiotic Chemistry and Resistance
   •  CHEM 662 - Modern Methods of Drug Discovery
   •  CHEM 665 - Protein-Protein Interactions: Methods and Applications
   •  CHEM 670 - Teaching Practicum
   •  CHEM 728 - Introduction to Solid Surfaces
   •  CHEM 732 - Quantum Chemistry
   •  CHEM 735 - Astrophysical Chemistry of Planetary Bodies
   •  CHEM 736 - Computational Quantum Mechanics
   •  CHEM 767 - Industrial Biochemistry
   •  CHEM 790 - Graduate Seminar
   •  CHEM 796 - Directed Reading and Research
   •  CHEM 798 - Research Project
   •  CHEM 799 - Master's Thesis
   •  CHEM 814 - Advanced Bioorganic Chemistry
   •  CHEM 817 - Organic Structural Spectroscopy
   •  CHEM 821 - Theory of Analytical Processes
   •  CHEM 833 - Physical Chemistry and Biochemistry
   •  CHEM 891 - Doctoral Scientific Critique, Writing and Presentation
   •  CHEM 896 - Doctoral Directed Reading and Research
   •  CHEM 998 - Doctoral Dissertation Proposal
   •  CHEM 999 - Doctoral Dissertation Research

Chinese (CHIN)

 Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences  
   •  CHIN 101 - Elementary Chinese
   •  CHIN 102 - Elementary Chinese
   •  CHIN 109 - Intensive Elementary Chinese
 

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