Demonstrate knowledge of the principles of analytical, inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry and instrumental analysis
Analyze and solve problems in chemistry
Search, read and interpret current chemistry literature
Use knowledge of basic chemical principles to summarize and support a critical analysis of current scientific advances (including both professional literature and popular accounts), novel pharmaceutical agents, legislative and regulatory issues, environmental issues, biotechnological advances, and/or advances in medicine
Perform laboratory techniques in all areas of chemistry, applying the theoretical concepts learned in the lecture material, collecting and analyzing data, and expressing the results in a clearly written laboratory report or in an oral or poster presentation
Demonstrate safe laboratory skills
Maintain an accurate and complete laboratory notebook
Plan, execute, and interpret an experiment according to the Scientific Method.
Collect and report data honestly and ethically
Demonstrate professional conduct and strong interpersonal communication skills
Recognize and act upon the need for continuing education
Evaluate scientific discovery in terms of its scientific merit and its ethical, societal, and global implications