Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
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Bachelor of Science in Chemistry

Program Learning Outcomes for the BS Chemistry Program

Common to all programs

  1. articulate the latest developments in their specific field of practice (PQF 6 descriptor)
  2. effectively communicate orally and in writing using both English and Filipino languages
  3. work effectively and independently in multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural teams (PQF 6 descriptor)
  4. demonstrate professional, social and ethical responsibility, especially in practicing intellectual property rights and sustainable development
  5. preserve and promote “Filipino historical and cultural heritage” (RA 7722)

 Specific to the program

  1. demonstrate a broad and coherent knowledge and understanding of the core areas of Chemistry: Biochemistry, Inorganic, Organic, Physical, and Analytical Chemistry; and in addition, the necessary background in Mathematics and Physics
  2. generate data using standard laboratory equipment, modern instrumentation and classical techniques
  3. identify and solve problems involving Chemistry using current disciplinary and interdisciplinary principles
  4. qualify for further study and/or for entry-level professional employment in the general workplace
  5. interpret relevant scientific data and make judgments that include reflection on relevant scientific and ethical issues

Specific to the University of the Philippines

  1. lead with honor and excellence in public service and in fields of practice

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry New Curriculum (effective August 2018)
FIRST YEAR, First Semester
CHEM 18University ChemistryCo-R CHEM 18.13
CHEM 18.1University Chemistry LaboratoryCo-R CHEM 182
MCB 11Biology and Applications of Microorganisms Analytic Geometry and Calculus II3
MATH 27Philippine History / Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas3
HIST 1/KAS 1Ethics and Moral Reasoning in Everyday Life3
ETHICS 1Wellness and Basic Injury Management 3
HK 11(2)
17
FIRST YEAR, Second Semester
CHEM 19Chemical Structure and PropertiesPR CHEM 183
CHEM 32Quantitative Inorganic AnalysisPR CHEM 18 and 18.1, Co-R CHEM 32.13
CHEM 32.1Quantitative Inorganic Analysis LaboratoryCo-R CHEM 322
MATH 28Analytic Geometry and Calculus IIIPR MATH 27 3
PHYS 71University Physics I4
PHYS 71.1University Physics I LaboratoryPR PHYS 71 (can be concurrent) 1
ARTS 1Critical Perspectives in the Arts3
HK 12 or 13 Basic or Advanced Human Kinetics Activities(2)
19
SECOND YEAR, First Semester
CHEM 43Organic Chemistry IPR CHEM 19 and 18.1, Co-R CHEM 43.13
CHEM 43.1Organic Chemistry I LaboratoryCo-R CHEM 432
PHYS 72University Physics IIPR PHYS 714
PHYS 72.1University Physics II LaboratoryPR PHYS 72 (can be concurrent) and 71.1 1
CMSC 12 orFoundations of Computer Science or3
AMAT 152Fundamentals of Mathematical ComputingPR MATH 28 or 38 for AMAT 152 only
GE(Elective)3
GE(Elective)3
HK 12 or 13Basic or Advanced Human Kinetics Activities(2)
NSTP 1 National Service Training Program(3)
19
SECOND YEAR, Second Semester
CHEM 44Organic Chemistry IIPR CHEM 43 and 43.1, Co-R CHEM 44.13
CHEM 44.1Organic Chemistry II laboratoryCo-R CHEM 442
CHEM 111Physical Chemistry IPR MATH 28, PHYS 71 or 51, CHEM 32 and 32.1 3
STAT 162Experimental Designs3
PI 10The Life, Works and Writings of Jose Rizal3
GE(Elective)3
HK 12 or 13Basic or Advanced Human Kinetics Activities National Service Training Program (2)
NSTP 2 (3)
17
SECOND YEAR, Midyear
CHEM 161aGeneral Biochemistry IPR CHEM 44 and 44.1 3
3
THIRD YEAR, First Semester
CHEM 111.1Physical Chemistry I LaboratoryPR CHEM 1112
CHEM 112Physical Chemistry IIPR CHEM 111 and PHYS 72 or 513
CHEM 137Modern Analytical ChemistryPR CHEM 1113
CHEM 140Organic AnalysisPR CHEM 32, 32.1, 44 and 44.14
CHEM 161bGeneral Biochemistry IIPR CHEM 161a 3
COMM 10 Critical Perspectives in Communication 3
18
THIRD YEAR, Second Semester
CHEM 112.1Physical Chemistry II LaboratoryPR CHEM 112 and 111.12
CHEM 115Physical Chemistry IIIPR CHEM 1123
CHEM 137.1Modern Analytical Chemistry LaboratoryPR CHEM 1372
CHEM 161.1General Biochemistry LaboratoryPR CHEM 161b, 32 and 32.12
CHEM 180General Environmental ChemistryPR CHEM 40 or 443
CHEM 192Chemical Information, Literature and CommunicationPR CHEM 32 and 44 3
(CHEM)
ELECTIVE 3
18
THIRD YEAR, Midyear
CHEM 198PracticumPR COI (CHEM 137, 140 and 161.1) 3
3
FOURTH YEAR, First Semester
CHEM 120Inorganic ChemistryPR CHEM 1153
CHEM 131 Technical Analysis I: Foods and Feeds PR CHEM 40 and 40.1 (or 44 and 44.1) and CHEM 32 and 32.1 or COI 4
CHEM 200Undergraduate Thesis3
ELECTIVE(non-CHEM)3
STS 1 Science, Technology and Society 3
16
FOURTH YEAR, Second Semester
CHEM 120.1Inorganic Chemistry LaboratoryPR CHEM 1202
CHEM 171Industrial ChemistryPR CHEM 32 and 40 or 443
CHEM 199Undergraduate SeminarPR CHEM 192 1
CHEM 200Undergraduate Thesis3
ELECTIVE (CHEM) 3
12
GRAND TOTAL OF UNITS142