Under each prerequisite subject listed below, courses in parentheses are the suggested UW equivalents. Course content, level, and credit at other schools may vary somewhat and yet be considered sufficiently comparable. Others should compare the course descriptions in their college catalogs with the following descriptions to ensure approximate equivalencies. Courses cover atomic nature of matter, stoichiometry, periodic table, quantum concepts, gas laws, structure and bonding, polymers, and acid-base reactions. These courses include laboratories.
Courses cover mechanics, sound, heat, and electromagnetism, and incorporate lab work.
Recommended preparation includes high school physics, algebra and trigonometry. Course covers systemic human anatomy with correlated lectures and demonstrations. Course covers human physiology for non-majors and health science students. Course should include a lab. Suggested preparation is 2 quarters of chemistry and a course in biological science.