Calendar 2000–01

The following courses are offered as electives to graduate students in the Chemistry Division and undergraduate chemistry majors in their final year of attendance. Topics offered each year are to be decided by the department on selective basis. (For students admitted in 1999–2000, CHM 4420, 5030 and 5640 are required courses in their final year of attendance in the Chemistry with Management Studies Stream. For students admitted in 2000–1 and thereafter, CHM 4420 is a required course in their second year of attendance in the Chemistry with Management Studies Stream. CHM 4430, 5030 and 5640 are required courses for students in their final year of attendance in the Chemistry with Management Studies Stream.) CHM 4420 Chemical Safety and Practice CHM 4430 Practices in Testing Laboratory CHM 5030 Polymer Science CHM 5040 Organic Polymer Chemistry CHM 5080 Introduction to Macromolecules CHM 5510 Inorganic Reaction Mechanisms CHM 5520 Physical Methods in Inorganic Chemistry CHM 5530 Organometallic Chemistry CHM 5540 Bioinorganic Chemistry CHM 5620 Synthetic Methods in Organic Chemistry CHM 5630 Synthesis of Natural Products CHM 5640 Pharmaceutical Chemistry CHM 5650 Bioorganic Chemistry CHM 5710 Quantum Chemistry CHM 5720 Molecular Modelling CHM 5730 Special Topics in Chemistry CHM 5740 Chemical Kinetics CHM 5750 Surface and Interface Analysis CHM 5760 X-ray Crystallography CHM 5780 Mass Spectrometry of Biomolecules CHM 5781 Advanced NMR Spectroscopy CHM 5782 Principles of Biomolecular NMR Spectroscopy CHM 5910 Current Topics in Chemistry ! Code Course Title BCJ 1201 Chinese Classics Related to Medicine BCM 1101 Cultural Perspectives of Chinese Medicine BCM 1103 Pharmacognosy of Chinese Medicines BCM 1105 Tutorial in Chinese Medicine I BCM 1203 Integrated Life Science BCM 1205 Basic Concepts in Chinese Medicine BCM 1207 Chinese Medical Ethics BCM 2101 Principles of Chinese Medicines Application BCM 2103 Methodologies of Diagnosis in Chinese Medicine BCM 2105 Integrated Clinical Science BCM 2201 Principles of Prescription in Chinese Medicine