This course covers theory, practice and applications of modern analytical instrumentation: different aspects of instrumental analysis in areas of separation sciences and spectroscopy. It also introduces instrumental methods of analysis, including gas and liquid chromatography, atomic, ultraviolet/visible, infrared, and fluorescence spectroscopy, nuclear techniques, and electro-chemical methods. The use and the interpretation of data from these instruments will be practiced in the laboratory. Prerequisite: CHM 215; Senior Standing. an overview of the chemical and physical CHM Mission, Vision & Values The MS in Industrial Chemistry at NDU aims to prepare highly qualified students in the field. It is designed to impart the principles of interactive learning and hands-on research proficiency. The program includes a thesis that paves the way for pursuing careers in applied chemistry and/or enrolling in Ph.D. programs. Program Educational Objectives • Provide students with a first-rate educational experience in the field of industrial chemistry; • Prepare students for excellent careers in industrial chemistry by boosting both their scientific and personal expertise; • Coach students to be independent and critical thinkers, capable of undertaking initiatives and dealing confidently and scientifically with incipient issues pertaining to industrial chemistry; and • Foster a sense of citizenship in students by nurturing their communication skills and ethical standards. INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY MASTER DEGRE THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY* Program Learning Outcomes Upon graduation, students will be able to: • Build a strong understanding of the fundamentals in chemical theories and their applications in industry; • Plan and carry out experimental research and statistical analysis; • Identify and solve problems in industrial chemical processes; • Understand the development, ethics, and environmental issues of chemical industry; • Know the proper procedures and regulations for safe handling and use of chemicals and instrumentation; • Review and assess scientific literature critically; and • Communicate their research ideas both orally and in writing. Admission Requirements In addition to the University graduate admission requirements, students holding a BS in Chemistry with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 or the equivalent will be accepted, while tho

Instrumental Analysis