| MAT | 131 |
|---|---|
| PHY | 207 |
| PHY | 208 |
II. BIO 3/4XX Electives (Select Three)
* Meets Liberal Studies Requirements, other courses are not necessary.
Requirements for Biotechnology Options
| I. BIO Core Classes | III. Required Support Courses | ||
| BIO | 111* | CHE | 101* |
|---|---|---|---|
| BIO | 116 | CHE | 110 |
| BIO | 211 | CHE | 102 |
| BIO | 302 | CHE | 120 |
| BIO | 307 | CHE | 301 |
| BIO | 316 | CHE | 310 |
| BIO | 401 | CHE | 302 |
| BIO | 408 | CHE | 320 |
| BIO | 409 | MAT | 120 |
| BIO | 410 | MAT | 131 |
| BIO | 431 | PHY | 207 |
| BIO | 432 | PHY | 208 |
II. BIO 3/4XX Electives (Select Two)
* Meets Liberal Studies Requirements, other courses are not necessary.
Requirements for Biology Education Option
I. BIO Core Classes III. Required Support Courses IV. Professional Education Courses
| I. BIO Core Classes | III. Required Support Courses | |||
| BIO | 111* | CHE | 101* | EDU 202 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BIO | 115 | CHE | 110 | EDU 203 |
| BIO | 211 | CHE | 102 | EDU 302 |
| BIO | 302 | CHE | 120 | EDU 303 |
| BIO | 303 | CHE | 200 | EDU 304 |
| BIO | 307 | MAT | 120* | EDU 310 |
| BIO | 316 | PHY | 207 | EDU 413 |
| BIO | 401 | PHY | 208 | EDU 454 |
| BIO | 408 | EDU 445 | ||
| BIO | 410 | |||
II. BIO Electives
Choose one from BIO 301, 304, 305, 308, 309, 315, 317, 318, 413, or 495
* Meets Liberal Studies Requirements, other courses are not necessary.
A minor in biology requires the completion of a minimum of 21 semester credit hours in Biology. A student pursuing a minor in Biology will be required to successfully complete BIO 111, 210, and 212. Additional courses are chosen from the remaining core requirements (BIO 302, 303, 307, 316, 408). One course may be selected from the biology electives to complete the required 21 semester credit hours. BIO 401 and 410 can be taken, but they cannot be used as part of the required 21 semester credit hours for a minor in Biology.
The science of chemistry is concerned with the structure, composition, and reactions of matter. Chemistry instruction at the University is designed to familiarize the student with current views of these concepts. The relevance of chemistry is readily apparent, for the universe and the life forms it contains are chemical systems undergoing specific chemical reactions. To understand the universe and ourselves, it is necessary to understand the laws governing these chemical systems. A deeper knowledge of chemistry is necessary to solve many of humanity's problems: feeding the hungry, healing the sick, and finding better living conditions in general. Coursework in chemistry at Kentucky State University considers both experimental and theoretical topics and emphasizes their interdependence. A minimum of 120 semester credit hours is required to earn the Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry. A minor in chemistry is also offered.
Chemistry, B.S. track 120 credits
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