SciWriting/StrategicDesThinkng

In this course, students will review requirements to achieve candidacy. They will use Design Thinking to strategize how to meet these requirements successfully. Using Design Thinking, students will also develop an individual development plan for their graduate career and beyond. Throughout the semester, students will practice effective scientific writing and presentations.

Electrochemistry

Fundamental principles of electrochemistry. Topics include thermodynamics and kinetics of electrochemical processes, commonly used analytical electrochemical techniques and associated analysis of data, principles of electrochemical sensors, surface science principles as related to electrocatalysis, and the basics of photoelectrochemical energy conversion systems.

Bioanalytical Chemistry

This course will introduce methods that are used to analyze compounds of biological importance. Such methods include both analytical techniques that are used to measure biomolecules and techniques that use biological processes for analyte detection. The course will discuss basic analytical theories and stay current by incorporating frequent examples of emerging bioanalytical techniques.

Biomolecular Structure

A course for first and second year graduate students focusing on protein and nucleic acid structure and function. Topics include: physical basis for structures, tools used in structure determination such as x-ray crystallography, NMR, and circular dichroism as well as structure prediction, visualization and design. Prerequisites: One full year of undergraduate organic chemistry.
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