Analyze data statistically and assess reliability of results Maintain legally defensible records of CHEM 342 Lab component of grade 80% When course ≥ experimental work is taught Interpret experimental data and draw warranted conclusions Use and understand modern Senior skills assessment Average of 4 (of 5) End of instrumentation on all outcomes program Demonstrate proficiency with advanced lab technique, such as working under vacuum or anhydrous conditions Use and understand various methods of molecular modeling for understanding structure and reactivity Identify and respond appropriately to chemical safety issues All courses. Reported safety incidents Less than 2 per End of Anticipate, recognize, and respond properly year courses to hazards of laboratory work CHEM 390 Safety Exercise Mean 85% ≥ Find information on chemical hazards Dispose of chemical waste safely CWEO 4.2 Scholarship: Engaging in scholarship in one’s specialized area of study ULO 4.2 Specialized scholarship Become proficient in the scholarship of their discipline and demonstrate specialized skills needed to pursue a career and/or graduate school Student Learning Outcome/Objective Courses in which students Measure Target Timeline receive feedback Demonstrate research and communication skills needed in the discipline Retrieve specific chemical information from CHEM 221 Formal lab report 80% Every fall ≥ the primary and secondary literature, 80% Methods paper ≥ including research articles, books, and databases Read and understand peer-reviewed CHEM 390 / 490 Summarize talks Abstracts turned in for In courses chemical literature (primary literature) each semester of seminars Regularly attend department seminars these courses
Analyze data statistically and assess reliability of results Maintain legally defensible records of experimental work Interpret experimental data and draw warranted conclusions Use and understand modern instrumentation Demonstrate proficiency with advanced lab technique, such as working under vacuum or anhydrous conditions Use and understand various methods of molecular modeling for understanding structure and reactivity CHEM 342 Lab component of grade Senior skills assessment ≥ 80% Average of 4 (of 5) on all outcomes When course is taught End of program Identify and respond appropriately to chemical safety issues Anticipate, recognize, and respond properly to hazards of laboratory work Find information on chemical hazards Dispose of chemical waste safely All courses. CHEM 390 Reported safety incidents Safety Exercise Less than 2 per year Mean ≥ 85% End of courses CWEO 4.2 Scholarship: Engaging in scholarship in one’s specialized area of study ULO 4.2 Specialized scholarship Become proficient in the scholarship of their discipline and demonstrate specialized skills needed to pursue a career and/or graduate school Student Learning Outcome/Objective Courses in which students receive feedback Measure Target Timeline Demonstrate research and communication skills needed in the discipline Retrieve specific chemical information from the primary and secondary literature, including research articles, books, and databases Read and understand peer-reviewed chemical literature (primary literature) Regularly attend department seminars CHEM 221 CHEM 390 / 490 Formal lab report Methods paper Abstracts turned in for seminars ≥ 80% ≥ 80% Summarize talks each semester of these courses Every fall In courses
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