Computer-Aided Chemistry Degree at Surrey
Author Information
Author(s): G.J. Buist, B. Howlin, J. R. Jones, D. C. Povey
Primary Institution: University of Surrey
Hypothesis
The course aims to produce high-calibre chemists with strong computing skills through collaboration with industry.
Conclusion
The Computer-Aided Chemistry degree course at Surrey is designed to meet the industry's demand for well-trained analysts with computing skills.
Supporting Evidence
- The course is the first of its kind and involves industry in its planning and support.
- Students spend their third year in industry, gaining practical experience.
- The course aims to address the shortage of well-trained analysts in the UK.
Takeaway
This course teaches students chemistry and computer skills together, helping them get good jobs in the future.
Methodology
The course includes lectures and practical workshops, with a focus on computing and industry collaboration.
Limitations
The course is more difficult and time-consuming than traditional chemistry degrees, which may limit enrollment.
Participant Demographics
Students are typically highly motivated with strong A-level grades.
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