Courses by semester
Courses for
Complete Cornell University course descriptions are in the Courses of Study .
| Course ID | Title | Offered |
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| CHEM1001 |
Chemical Concepts-Prefresh
This course makes extensive use of group-formatted sessions to develop problem-solving skills, and is intended for students interested in taking CHEM 2070 or similar introductory chemistry courses at Cornell in the fall semester. There is a one credit lab, CHEM 1002, that accompanies CHEM 1001.
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Summer. |
| CHEM1560 |
Introduction to General Chemistry
A one-semester introduction to fundamental topics in general chemistry, both qualitative and quantitative, with laboratory. CHEM 1560 prepares students for CHEM 1570; CHEM 1560 is not recommended for premedical or preveterinary students. Students planning to take CHEM 2080 should be enrolled in CHEM 2070 rather than CHEM 1560.
Full details for CHEM 1560 - Introduction to General Chemistry |
Fall, Summer. |
| CHEM1570 |
Introduction to Organic and Biological Chemistry
Introduction to organic chemistry with emphasis on structure, reactivity, and mechanisms of carbon compounds relevant to the life sciences.
Full details for CHEM 1570 - Introduction to Organic and Biological Chemistry |
Spring, Summer. |
| CHEM2070 |
General Chemistry I
Covers fundamental chemical principles, with considerable attention given to the quantitative aspects and techniques important for further work in chemistry.
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Fall, Summer. |
| CHEM2080 |
General Chemistry II
Covers fundamental chemical principles, including reaction kinetics, thermodynamics, and equilibrium. These principles are presented quantitatively and explored in the laboratory. Considerable attention is given to the quantitative calculations and techniques important for further work in chemistry.
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Spring, Summer. |
| CHEM3570 |
Organic Chemistry for the Life Sciences
Study of the important classes of carbon compounds-including those encountered in the biological sciences. The course emphasizes their three-dimensional structures, mechanisms of their characteristic reactions, their synthesis, methods of identifying them, and their role in modern science and technology.
Full details for CHEM 3570 - Organic Chemistry for the Life Sciences |
Fall, Summer. |
| CHEM3580 |
Organic Chemistry for the Life Sciences
Study of the important classes of carbon compounds-including those encountered in the biological sciences. The course emphasizes their three-dimensional structures, mechanisms of their characteristic reactions, their synthesis, methods of identifying them, and their role in modern science and technology.
Full details for CHEM 3580 - Organic Chemistry for the Life Sciences |
Spring, Summer. |