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CHEM 3216: Molecular Modeling

Students learn the principles of molecular modeling, the set of computational techniques employed to model or simulate the behaviour of molecules, from small compounds to large biomolecules. The major topics include optimization of molecular geometry, energy calculations, structural-property relationships, modeling of chemical reactions, and basic conformational analysis.

Priority registration in this course is offered to students admitted to the Bachelor of Science in Bioinformatics.

Prerequisite(s): A minimum "C" grade in all of the following: BIOL 2315, CHEM 2216, CPSC 2221, and MATH 1252.

Course Information:

Credits:

4.0

Additional Fees:

$46.95

Repeat Limit:

2

Lecture Hours:

3.0

Seminar Hours:

0.0

Lab Hours:

3.0

Offered online:

False

Course outline(s):

None


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Transfers:

No active transfer agreements found.

Inactive Transfers:

No inactive transfer agreements found.

Current Offerings:

Semester CRN Section Seats Waitlist Days Time Room Type Instructor
2024 30 30459 001 20 N/A M------ 1030-1220 T450 Lecture Paulo Sgarbi
-TW---- 1030-1120 T450 Lecture Paulo Sgarbi
----F-- 1030-1220 T450 Lab Paulo Sgarbi

Previous Offerings:

Semester Seats Waitlist Days Time Room Type Instructor
2022 30 21 N/A MT-RF-- 1130-1220 T513 Lecture Paulo Sgarbi
--W---- 1130-1320 T450 Lab Paulo Sgarbi
--W---- 1830-2125 T513 Exam Paulo Sgarbi