Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Analytical and Testing Sciences
Programme Director: Dr LI, Hung Wing
The aims of the four-year full-time undergraduate programme of Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Analytical and Testing Sciences are:
- To provide students with a broad-based training in all major scientific disciplines for supporting their study in analytical science which is multi-disciplinary in nature;
- To provide students with a solid knowledge base and skills in the variety of techniques used to solve a diversity of problems in analytical and testing science;
- To help students to develop an analytical mind and good problem-solving skills needed to solve the diversity of problems encountered in their career as a professional analyst; and
- To equip students with a solid knowledge base in science and analytical science to support their career developments and further education in this and related fields.
The structure of the curriculum is as follows:
| I) | Major Courses | 61–64 units |
| II) | Project | 3–6 units |
| III) | University Core Courses | 13 units |
| IV) | General Education Courses | 18 units |
| V) | Free Electives# | 30 units |
| 128 units |
# Students may take additional Healthy Lifestyle courses and/or General Education (Level 1 or 2) courses in any categories, subject to a maximum of 6 units, to fulfil the Free Electives requirement.
Requirements
| I. | Major Courses | 61–64 units |
| Science Common Core Courses (16 units) | ||
| CHEM1005 Introduction to Chemistry | 3 units | |
| SCIE1005 Integrated Science Laboratory | 1 unit | |
| Either four courses from the following list OR three courses from the following list and one course from the Major Elective Courses: |
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| BIOL1005 Introduction to Biology | 3 units | |
| COMP1005 Essence of Computing | 3 units | |
| MATH1025 Introduction to Mathematics and Statistics | 3 units | |
| Either | ||
| PHYS1005 Introduction to Green Energy | 3 units | |
| Or | ||
| PHYS1006 Introduction to Physics | 3 units | |
| Major Required Courses (36 units) | ||
| BIOL3046 Foundation of Bioanalysis | 3 units | |
| BIOL3047 Foundation of Bioanalysis Laboratory | 1 unit | |
| CHEM2005 General Chemistry | 3 units | |
| CHEM2015 Analytical Chemistry | 3 units | |
| CHEM2016 Analytical Chemistry Laboratory | 1 unit | |
| CHEM2036 Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry | 3 units | |
| CHEM2037 Analytical and Testing Science Tutorials I | 0 unit | |
| CHEM2045 Analytical and Testing Science Tutorials II | 0 unit | |
| CHEM2046 Physical and Inorganic Chemistry | 3 units | |
| CHEM2047 Chemistry Laboratory for Analytical and Testing Sciences | 1 unit | |
| CHEM2055 Tutorials for General Chemistry | 0 unit | |
| CHEM3005 Instrumental Analysis | 3 units | |
| CHEM3006 Instrumental Analysis Laboratory | 1 unit | |
| CHEM3027 Materials Testing and Characterization | 3 units | |
| CHEM3035 Integrated Laboratory for Analytical and Testing Sciences | 1 unit | |
| CHEM4025 Advanced Instrumental Analysis | 3 units | |
| CHEM4076 Chemical Testing Laboratory Management and Accreditation | 4 units | |
| PHYS3026 Instrumentation and Data Acquisition Laboratory | 3 units | |
| Major Elective Courses (9–12 units) | ||
| BUSI1005 The World of Business | 3 units | |
| CHEM4017 Environmental Analysis | 3 units | |
| CHEM4027 Bioanalytical Chemistry | 3 units | |
| CHEM4047 Pharmaceutical Chemistry | 3 units | |
| CHEM4057 Spectroscopic Techniques for Structure Determination | 3 units | |
| CHEM4077 Dissertation in Analytical and Testing Sciences | 3 units | |
| CHEM4085 Food Analysis | 3 units | |
| CHEM4086 Forensic Analytical Chemistry | 3 units | |
| PCMD2006 Phytochemistry | 4 units | |
| PHYS4026 Surface Analysis and Characterization | 3 units | |
| II. | Project | 3–6 units |
| CHEM4878 Final Year Project I | 3 units | |
| CHEM4879 Final Year Project II* | 3 units | |
| III. | University Core Courses | 13 units |
| IV. | General Education Courses | 18 units |
| V. | Free Electives | 30 units |
| 128 units | ||
* It can be taken in lieu of CHEM4077 Dissertation in Analytical and Testing Sciences or one 3-unit Major Elective Course with departmental approval.
