CHEM 326 - Communication in Chemistry and Biochemistry

This course builds upon communication practices in chemistry and biochemistry that have been previously introduced. Skills such as searching the literature, using citation managers, reading primary literature, writing science effectively for different audiences preparing proposals and manuscripts, and presenting orally will be developed. This course is designed for both research active and research non-active students, and students can focus their classwork on individual communication goals including preparation of a research proposal, a literature review, a manuscript, or an American Chemical Society research report or general workplace communication skills. Differentiated instruction will be used to meet each student’s communication goals. Students may take CHEM 221 either prior to enrollment in or concurrently with the class.

Credits: 3
Terms Offered: As Needed

Prerequisites: CHEM 221
Corequisites: CHEM 221