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Biochemistry Courses
The Chemical Engineering BSChE curriculum allows for a biochemistry course to
be taken as a part of the advanced chemistry requirement. Several
biochemistry courses are available to satisfy the advanced chemistry
requirement.
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CHM 4207 |
Introduction to Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. The
traditional biochemistry course offered by the Department of Chemistry. |
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CHM 3218 |
Bioorganic Chemistry. A biochemistry course that requires
CHM 3217 as a prerequisite. Together CHM 3217 and 3218 cover the
traditional organic chemistry and biochemistry traditionally taken as
separate courses. |
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BCH 4024 |
Introduction to Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. An alternate
to the biochemistry taught in the chemistry department. It is a myth
that because the course is taught by the microbiology department in the
College of Medicine it will somehow be considered more favorable when
applying for medical school. The only reference that the reviewers
will see on your transcript is that you took a biochemistry course at the
University of Florida. |
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ABE 4660 |
Applied Microbiological Biotechnology. Students who want
to learn about the biochemistry of microorganisms in industrial process
may find this course to be a good selection. |
Laboratory Requirements
The chemical engineering BSChE degree curriculum does not require a
biochemistry laboratory. However, CHM 4302L Laboratory in Biochemistry and
Molecular Biology is recommended for those students seeking to go into
bio-life science fields and is often a requirement for entering medical related
professional fields.
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