Course Sequence
Students entering with excellent background in Computer science:
- STT 351 (3) - Probability and Statistics for Engineers
- CEM 481 (5) - Seminar in Computational Chemistry
- BCH 461 (3) - Biochemistry I
- CEM 811 (3) - Advanced Inorganic Chemistry I
- CEM 838 (3) - Computer-Based Scientific Instrumentation
- CEM 881 (3) - Atomic and Molecular Structure
- CEM 923 (3) - Selected Topics in Analytical Chemistry/Computing and Networking
- CEM 883 (3) - Computational Quantum Chemistry
- CEM 988 (3) - A Primer in Computational Chemistry
- CEM 987 (1) - Seminar
- CEM 890 (3) - Chemical Problems and Reports
TOTAL - 33 Credits
In addition to the above courses the student may complete a Certificate Program in Business Management and Communication.
Successful completion of the Certificate Program in Business Management and Communication offered by the MSU Broad Graduate School of Management. This consists of ten two-day modules (Friday evening and all day Saturday). The modules are scheduled over the academic year and include: Marketing Management, Financial Management, Managerial Accounting, Legal Environment of Business, Micro and Macro Economics, Project Management, Writing for Clarity, Group Communications, Presentation Skills and Negotiation and Consensus Building.
Students entering with a weak background in computer science will take as many of the following computer science courses as is deemed necessary by the admissions committee.
- CSE 231 (4) - Introduction to Programming I
- CSE 232 (4) - Introduction to Programming II
- CSE 260 (4) - Discrete Structures in Computer Science
- CSE 320 (4) - Computer Organization and Assembly Language Programming