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Secondary Education, Chemistry Certification, B.S.

For admission requirements, program information,course sequence, see the Education Department page.

Recommended Course Sequence in Education

The curriculum of Education students is a blend of professional studies, subject area concentrations, and the liberal arts; consequently, student course load is a reflection of Education courses, courses in the areas of concentration and courses from the DelVal Core Curriculum. Before registering each semester, students should consult with their Education Advisor as well as their content area advisor when choosing courses. All candidates for certification are required to complete 190 hours of field experience before student teaching as required by Pennsylvania Department of Education.

First Year

First Term I 19 Credits

CH 1103 - General Chemistry I 3 Credits
CH 1103L - General Chemistry I Laboratory 1 Credit
ED 1010 - American Education 3 Credits
EN 1101 - College Writing I 3 Credits
IT 1011 - Information Technology Concepts 1.5 Credits
IT 1012 - Computer Applications 1.5 Credits
LA 1020 - Skills for College Success 1 Credit
MP 1204 - Calculus I 4 Credits
PE 1109 - Strength & Conditioning 1 Credit

Second Term I 18 Credits

CH 1203 - General Chemistry II 3 Credits
CH 1203L - General Chemistry II Laboratory 1 Credit
ED 2030 - Educational Psychology 3 Credits
EN 1201 - College Writing II 3 Credits
IT 1031 - Intermediate Computer Applications 3 Credits
MP 2121 - Calculus II 4 Credits
PE 1209 - Weight Training & Conditioning 1 Credit

Second Year

Third Term I 17 Credits

BY 1116 - Biological Science I 3 Credits
CH 2120 - Organic Chemistry I 3 Credits
CH 2120L - Organic Chemistry I Laboratory 1 Credit
ED 2142 - Instructional Methods and Assessment 3 Credits
LA 2005 - Speech 3 Credits
MP 2119 - Physics I 4 Credits

Fourth Term I 18 Credits

BY 1217 - Biological Science II 3 Credits
CH 2006 - Safety in the Laboratory 1 Credit
CH 2220 - Organic Chemistry II 3 Credits
CH 2220L - Organic Chemistry II Laboratory 1 Credit
ED 2210 - Literacy in the Content Area Classroom 3 Credits
EN 2028 - Introduction to Literature 3 Credits
MP 2219 - Physics II 4 Credits

Third Year

Fifth Term I 16 Credits

CH 2005 - Chemistry of Hazardous Materials 1 Credit
CH 3125 - Physical Chemistry I 2 Credits
CH 3125L - Physical Chemistry I Laboratory 1 Credit
CH 3130 - Analytical Chemistry I 4 Credits
ED 3230 - ELL and the Multicultural Classroom 3 Credits
ED 2040 - Field Experience/Pre-Student Teaching 1 Credit
PY 4040 - Developmental Disabilities 3 Credits

Sixth Term I 17 Credits

CH 2203 - Biochemistry 3 Credits
CH 2203L - Biochemistry Laboratory 1 Credit
CH 3224 - Physical Chemistry II 2 Credits
CH 3224L - Physical Chemistry II Laboratory 1 Credit
ED 3327 - Differentiated Instruction in the Inclusive Classroom 3 Credits
LA 2042 - Introduction to Philosophy 3 Credits
Humanities Elective 3 Credits

Fourth Year

Seventh Term I 17 Credits

BA 2008 - Macroeconomics 3 Credits
CH 3157 - Advanced Inorganic Laboratory 1.5 Credits
CH 4126 - Advanced Inorganic Chemistry 3 Credits
ED 3011 - Teaching Science: Methods and Experiences 3 Credits
LA 4037 - Non-Western Societies 3 Credits
Humanities Elective 3 Credits

Eighth Term I 12 Credits

ED 4010 - Student Teaching and Professional Seminar 12 Credits

Electives

Chemistry Certification students who complete the following courses are also eligible for General Science certification:

BY 2003 - Genetics 3 Credits
BY 2108 - Ecology 4 Credits
BY 3008 - Introduction to Earth and Space Science 3 Credits

Humanities Area

Select two courses from the following:

LA 2040 - Modern History of Western Societies 3 Credits
LA 2042 - Introduction to Philosophy 3 Credits
LA 2138 - History of Western Civilization I 3 Credits
LA 1032 - American History and Government Since 1877 3 Credits
LA 4127 - United States Foreign Policy 3 Credits

A total of 134 credits is required for the Chemistry Certification.