CHEM 697 - Non-thesis Research in Chemistry

Only 9 semester hours may be counted toward a degree. In this course students will work on an independent project involving some aspect of chemistry or professional aspects of the chemical industry. Example projects may include: A traditional chemistry research problem; a collaboration with a local industry to address operational costs, regulatory issues, market/feasibility studies, etc.; a collaboration with a local industry to address method development, instrumentation testing, application testing, etc. The research accomplished in this course will be presented in a formal report and orally to an advisory committee.

Prerequisites: Permission of instructor.
Credits: 1-3