Course Information & Syllabus
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
VISION AND OBJECTIVES
To Provide a strong foundation in the knowledge of Chemistry, reinforcing with latest tools in education.
To prepare the students to confidently pursue higher education.
To inculcate research culture
HISTORY OF THE DEPARTMENT
HEADS OF THE DEPARTMENT1957-1989 Miss. B. Rajalakshmi, M.Sc.
1989-1999 Mrs. K.V. Kokila, M.Sc., M.Phil.
1999-Till date Dr. M. Gnanadeebam, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D
MAJOR MILESTONES
1999 Introduction of Autonomy- Restructuring curriculum, since freedom to introduce need based courses on parity with National and Global standards was given under Autonomy
2000 Introduction of CBCS- Introduction of Advanced level electives and optionals to suit both slow and fast learners, projects and challenging extra credit courses.
2007 Introduction of M.Sc.
INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES
Three laboratories- One of the laboratories is fitted with exhaust system to remove the hazardous vapours.
List of Instruments in the Department
Digital PH meter
Digital polarimeter
Digital conductivity meter
Digital Electronic balance
Thermostat
Microwave oven
Photoelectric calorimeter
Double distillation apparatus
Deionizer
Creative Initiatives
Since inception, the Department has adopted a healthy practice of procuring its own supply of distilled water through rain water harvesting followed by deionisation
PROGRAMS OFFERED
B.Sc Chemistry
Special features:
Comprehensive viva conducted in VI semester covering I to VI semester syllabi
Project, which motivate students to pursue research
Extra credit courses on Reaction mechanism in organic chemistry and domestic chemistry.
M.Sc Chemistry
Certificate course
Pharmaceutical and diagnostic chemistry