Cooperative Education in Chemical Instrumental Analysis I

Students will be trained in modern chemical methods and techniques and will gain practical internship or employment experience in partnership with an outside agency. Projects will be developed in collaboration with a supervisor at the off-campus site. Students will meet with a faculty coordinator from the Chemistry Department at least once per month to discuss their progress. Students will present their work at the end of the semester. They will be evaluated by their supervisor and the faculty coordinator will assign a grade of pass or fail. This course can be applied towards the Major Elective requirement for the Liberal Arts and Sciences (Mathematics and Science) A.S. degree program.

Fall, Spring

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