Chemistry 623 – Chemometrics

Fall, 2019

What’s covered in Chem 623?

Chem 623 is a graduate-level survey course introducing the area of chemometrics, the computational analysis of data from chemical instrumentation. This page allows outside access to the course syllabus, where prerequisites, required materials and an approximate schedule are provided. Full content of material offered in this course is available through Canvas.

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Brief Course Description: This is an elective, three-credit, introductory graduate course in data science and computational data analysis as used in chemometrics and chemoinformatics. The course format is two lecture/demo/class exercise sessions per week. Homework (4 sets) is assigned and graded. The course grade is determined from the homework, a take-home final and a term project.

Theme: An introduction to statistical and computational analysis of data from chemical instrumentation.

Lecture Meeting Time and Place: 1100-1215  in 215 Willard Hall

Instructor: Prof. Steven Brown

Office: 239 Brown Laboratory

Office Hours:  1000-1100 Th,F, or by appointment

Contact Information:

Voicemail: 831-6861
E-mail: sdb@udel.edu

Course Syllabus: Includes an expanded course description, instructor’s contact information, policies, grading information.


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Last updated 19 June 2019

 

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