The fourth semester of the introductory Chemistry series, this course pulls content from chemistry, biology, mathematics, and history to provide an integrated view of biochemistry. Topics include the use of thermodynamics, equilibrium, non-covalent interactions, kinetics, separations, biomolecular structure, and genetics to probe and explain biological phenomena. Prerequisites: BI-102 (General Biology II, or have instructor's permission) and take CH-232 (Organic Chemistry).
- Teacher: Daniel Dries
JC_SEMESTER: 23 FA