| Winter Term 2016 Seminar: Chemical Literature - 1626 - CHEM 480 |
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Prerequisites/Notes: Junior standing, or consent of instructor Catalog Description : A seminar course intended primarily for junior majors and minors in chemistry. Students learn the character and organization of the chemical literature and become familiar with search strategies, as each selects a topic and, guided by the instructor, conducts a literature search for key papers on that topic, constructs an annotated bibliography, reads several of the most important of the papers, and prepares an end-of-term presentation highlighting key research findings related to their chosen topic. Attributes: 400-599 Advanced Course
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