After graduation, you should be able to use these techniques and knowledge in your future careers:

• Learn fundamentals of chemistry and build to more complex concepts.
• Learn the language of chemistry: compounds, structures, naming, and chemical reactions.
• Understand the context of the answer to a problem and apply the answer to their model of how the physical world operates. ?Be able to assess this model of the physical world.?
• Use reason and logic in the solving of chemical problems.
• Be able to understand and perform fundamental laboratory procedures and build to more complex procedures.
• Interpret instructions and collect, evaluate, and interpret data in the chemistry laboratory.
• Gain an understanding of the main areas of chemistry: organic, analytical, physical, and inorganic.
• Be able to process and translate written information in order to solve a problem or perform a laboratory procedure. ?
• Be able to express and convey information in both oral and written formats.