Department of Chemistry

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Mohammad Karim, Ph.D., Head
201 Chemistry Building
615-963-5321
615-963-5326 (Fax)
mkarim@tnstate.edu

Major: Chemistry
Degree: Master of Science (M.S.)
Concentrations: Chemistry and Biochemistry

The Department of Chemistry offers the Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Chemistry with concentrations in Chemistry and Biochemistry. The objectives of the program include: 1) advancing, interpreting, disseminating, and preserving knowledge of chemistry; 2) engaging in research and publication of new scientific knowledge; 3) educating graduate students to take their proper place in industry,education, and public life. The M.S. degree represents from one to two academic years of full-time study beyond an acceptable bachelor’s degree. The candidate must complete a program of study approved by his or her major professor, the Department Head, and the Dean of the Graduate School.

Programs

• Chemistry, Biochemistry Concentration, M.S.
• Chemistry, Chemistry Concentration, M.S.

Courses

• CHEM 5000 - Advanced Inorganic Chemistry I (3)
• CHEM 5010 - Advanced Inorganic Chemistry II (3)
• CHEM 5110 - Research (1-9)
• CHEM 5120 - Thesis Writing (2)
• CHEM 5210 - Advanced Organic Chemistry I (3)
• CHEM 5220 - Advanced Organic Chemistry II (3)
• CHEM 5310 - Advanced Physical Chemistry I (3)
• CHEM 5320 - Advanced Physical Chemistry II (3)
• CHEM 5360 - Chemical Kinetics (3)
• CHEM 5410 - Advanced Biochemistry I (3)
• CHEM 5420 - Advanced Biochemistry II (3)
• CHEM 5510 - Advanced Analytical Chemistry (3)
• CHEM 5600 - Spectroscopic Methods In Chemistry (3)
• CHEM 6005 - Seminar I (1)
• CHEM 6006 - Seminar II (1)
• CHEM 6200 - Biochemistry Of Cellular Signal Transduction (3)
• CHEM 6405 - Special Topics In Analytical Chemistry (3)
• CHEM 6406 - Special Topics In Biochemistry (3)
• CHEM 6407 - Special Topics In Inorganic Chemistry (3)
• CHEM 6408 - Special Topics In Organic Chemistry (3)
• CHEM 6409 - Special Topics In Physical Chemistry (3)
• CHEM 6500 - Cancer Biochemistry And Biology: (3)
• CHEM 6800 - Advanced Pharmacology (3)

• ACCT 5000 - Foundation in Accounting (3) (not for graduate credit)
• ACCT 6010 - Accounting and Business Decisions (3)
• ACCT 6170 - Federal Tax Research (3)
• ACCT 6200 - Accounting Information Systems (3)
• ACCT 6250 - International Accounting (3)
• ACCT 6990 - Independent Study (1-3)

• BISI 5000 - Information Systems and Statistics (3) (not for graduate credit)
• BISI 6130 - Management and Evaluation of Information Systems (3)
• BISI 6250 - Decision Support Systems (3)
• BISI 6300 - Business Telecommunications (3)
• BISI 6370 - Seminar in Information Systems (3)
• BISI 6550 - Project Management & Analysis (3)
• BISI 6750 - Contemporary Information Technologies (3)
• BISI 6800 - Strategic Information Systems (3)
• BISI 6990 - Independent Study (1-3)

• ECON 5000 - Foundation in Economics and Finance (3) (not for graduate credit)
• ECON 6010 - Statistical Methods (3)
• ECON 6110 - Managerial Economics (3)
• ECON 6990 - Independent Study (1-3)

• FINA 6300 - Managerial Finance (3)
• FINA 6400 - Financial Instituitions (3)
• FINA 6450 - Commercial Banking (3)
• FINA 6500 - Corporate Asset Management (3)
• FINA 6550 - Financial Structure Management (3)
• FINA 6600 - Investments (3)
• FINA 6650 - Portfolio Management (3)

• MGMT 5000 - Foundation in Management and Marketing (3) (not for graduate credit)
• MGMT 6020 - Organizational Behavior, Ethics and Leadership (3)
• MGMT 6060 - Operations Management (3)
• MGMT 6110 - Business Strategy and The Economic Environment (3)
• MGMT 6220 - Procurement Management (3)
• MGMT 6260 - Supply Chain Management (3)
• MGMT 6990 - Independent Study (1-3)

• MKTG 6050 - Marketing Management (3)
• MKTG 6100 - Logistics (3)

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