General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry

Demonstrate knowledge of concepts, principles, and theories in the physical or natural sciences.

Make observations and collect data, design and carry out experiments or other types of scientific investigations.

Formulate research questions and testable hypotheses, analyze and interpret data, draw inferences and conclusions, and identify further questions for investigation.

Demonstrate awareness of the interdependent relationships of basic science, applied science, mathematics, and technology.

Recognize the human nature of the scientific enterprise, including the importance of curiosity, creativity, and imagination; the dual nature of scientific knowledge as changeable and durable; and the impact of a scientist's personal identity on the scientific process.

Evaluate societal issues from a science perspective, question the evidence presented, and make informed judgments about these issues.