A continuation of CHM 111 with emphasis on ionic equilibria. Special topics include spectroscopy, stereochemistry, carbohydrates, amino acids and proteins. A continuation of CHM 211. An introduction to the fundamentals of biochemistry and molecular biology, dealing with the chemistry of living organism, structures, and interaction of biomolecules. A descriptive course which examines the basic mechanism of human body movement from a physics standpoint.
Emphasis is placed on the concepts of force, energy, torque, and momentum.
Information on bone and muscle structure is included where appropriate. Topics covered include mechanics, motion, force, and energy. A continuation of PHY 111. Interdisciplinary relations, relevance to society and recent advances in technology are stressed. Interdisciplinary relationships, relevance to society and recent advances in technology are stressed.