CHE 3045 - Computational Chemistry

3 cr

Computational chemistry is a technique used to study important chemical processes without the need of expensive experiments. This technique is used extensively in fields including but not limited to chemical synthesis, development of pharmaceuticals, environmental chemistry, biochemistry, and materials science. This is a project-based course which allows students to learn the basics of computational chemistry and culminates with a project related to their independent research project or scientific interest.
Prerequisite: CHE 1042 or CHE 1052
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