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• Subject (Secondary and Comprehensive Schools ('Haupt-', 'Real-', 'Sekundar-' and 'Gesamtschule'))  

Chemistry Subject (Secondary and Comprehensive Schools ('Haupt-', 'Real-', 'Sekundar-' and 'Gesamtschule'))

FsB vom 01.12.2011 mit Änderungen vom 02.12.2013 und 02.03.2015

Modules

Acronym	Designation	LP1	Recom­mended start2	Manda­tory option3	SL4	bPr5	uPr6
21-M4	General Chemistry - Theory	5	1.	Obli­gation			1
21-M5	General Chemistry - Lab Course	5	1.	Obli­gation			1
21-M10	Organic Chemistry - Basics Theory	5	2.	Obli­gation		1
21-M11	Organic Chemistry - Basics, Lab Course	5	2.	Obli­gation			1
21-M6	Inorganic Chemistry - Basic Theory	5	3.	Obli­gation		1
21-M7	Inorganic Chemistry - Basic Lab Course	5	3.	Obli­gation			1
21-M43	Chemical Education I HRSGe	10	3.	Obli­gation	1	1	1
21-M8	Physical Chemistry - Basic Theory	5	5.	Obli­gation		1
21-M9	Physical Chemistry - Basic Lab Course	5	6.	Obli­gation			1
21-M12a	Organic Chemistry - Advanced, Theory	5	5.	Compul­sory optional subject		1
21-M20a	Inorganic Chemistry - Advanced Course, Theory (5 CP)	5	6.	Compul­sory optional subject		1
21-M36	Bachelor's Thesis (Combined Bachelor's Degree)	10	6.	Compul­sory optional subject		1
Modules to be discontinued
21-M43_ver1	Chemical Education I HRSGe	10	3.	Obli­gation	1	1	1

Legend

1

LP is the short form for credit points.

2

The figures in this column are the specialist semesters in which it is recommended to start the module. Depending on the individual study schedule, entirely different courses of study are possible and advisable.

3

Explanations on mandatory option: "Obligation" means: This module is mandatory for the course of the studies; "Optional obligation" means: This module belongs to a number of modules available for selection under certain circumstances. This is more precisely regulated by the "Subject-related regulations" (see navigation).

4

Number of study requirements

5

Number of examinations with grades

6

Number of examinations without grades

n.s.

Not specified