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Spring Semester 2020 Catalog

Chemical Technology, Associate of Applied Science Degree

Overview

Offered at the Augusta campus

Entrance Dates: Fall
Length of Program: Six Terms (Day)
Credit Hours Required for Graduation: 64

Program Description: Chemical Technology students will be competent in the areas of math, communications, and the principles of chemistry; the techniques, instrumentation, and analysis used in chemistry; chemical and radiation safety; and industrial processes. Courses in chemical and process instrumentation, analytical chemistry, and quantitative analysis will provide techniques and knowledge for success in a career as a technician. Protocols, safety, and quality control will be emphasized throughout the program.

Employment Opportunities: Technologists operate and control many kinds of equipment and instrumentation, use various apparatus for chemical reactions, prepare compounds, monitor industrial processes, and purify and analyze samples. Technicians, while conducting various procedures from routine protocols to complex research projects, also work in data management and quality control. Greater interest in environmental issues, such as pollution control, clean energy, and sustainability, are expected to increase the demand for chemistry research and development (Bureau of Labor and Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2011-2012 ed.). Program graduates could be employed in a number of fields including governmental organizations, research labs, environmental labs, quality control, and chemical production.

Curriculum Outline

General Core Courses, 15 credits

ENGL 1101COMPOSITION & RHETORIC

3

MATH 1111COLLEGE ALGEBRA

3

MATH 1113PRECALCULUS

3

XXXX XXXXSocial/Behavioral Sciences Elective

3

XXXX XXXXHumanities/Fine Arts Elective

3

Occupational Courses, 49 credits

CHEM 1211CHEMISTRY I

3

CHEM 1211LCHEMISTRY I LAB

1

CHEM 1212CHEMISTRY II

3

CHEM 1212LCHEMISTRY II LAB

1

CHEM 2211ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I

3

CHEM 2211LORGANIC CHEMISTRY I LAB

1

CHEM 2212ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II

3

CHEM 2212LORGANIC CHEMISTRY II LAB

1

CHET 1100Intro to Chemical Technology

4

CHET 1200Chemical Methods & Functions

4

 

CHET 1300Chem Literature & Portfolio

2

OR

CHET 2990Internship

2

 

CHET 2110Chem Separations & Analysis

4

CHET 2120Analytical Chemistry I

4

CHET 2210Analytical Chemistry II

4

CHET 2220MOX Process

4

CHET 2230Inorganic Chemistry

4

XXXX XXXXOccupational Elective

3

Note: A grade of “C” or higher is required for all courses.

Guided Pathway

Augusta Day Program

PROGRAM NAME: Chemical Technology

AWARD: Associate of Applied Science Degree

CAMPUS: Augusta Day Program

Year 1 Fall Semester

MATH 1111COLLEGE ALGEBRA

3

ENGL 1101COMPOSITION & RHETORIC

3

CHET 1100Intro to Chemical Technology

4

XXXX XXXXSocial/Behavioral Sciences Elective

3

Year 1 Spring Semester

CHEM 1211CHEMISTRY I

3

CHEM 1211LCHEMISTRY I LAB

1

MATH 1113PRECALCULUS

3

CHET 1200Chemical Methods & Functions

4

XXXX XXXXHumanities/Fine Arts Elective

3

Year 1 Summer Semester

CHEM 1212CHEMISTRY II

3

CHEM 1212LCHEMISTRY II LAB

1

XXXX XXXXOccupational Elective

3

Note: CIST 1001 is recommended for the Elective

Year 2 Fall Semester

CHEM 2211ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I

3

CHEM 2211LORGANIC CHEMISTRY I LAB

1

CHET 2120Analytical Chemistry I

4

CHET 2110Chem Separations & Analysis

4

Year 2 Spring Semester

CHEM 2212ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II

3

CHEM 2212LORGANIC CHEMISTRY II LAB

1

CHET 2210Analytical Chemistry II

4

CHET 2230Inorganic Chemistry

4

Year 2 Summer Semester

CHET 1300Chem Literature & Portfolio

2

OR

CHET 2290Internship

2

 

CHET 2220MOX Process

4

*Refer to the College catalog for course prerequisite requirements.

Students who choose to not follow the Course Sequence listed above may not be able to complete the program in the number of semesters shown above.

The Augusta Technical College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender or disability. For information on Title IX, contact the Title IX Coordinator, Shannon Patterson at (706) 771-4013 or in Building 100. For information on ADA/504, contact the ADA/504 Coordinator, Karissa D. Wright, at (706) 7714067 or go to the Counseling Center in Building 1300.