Outcomes

1. Design chemical projects, generates experimental data, evaluate and interpret the data, and arrive at appropriate deductions
2. Work harmoniously in interdisciplinary teams and communicate effectively with engineers, environmental scientists, technicians and other support staff
3. Plan activities, set targets and reach defined objectives in the time available, and use resources effectively
4. Find information in the appropriate chemical literature through classical and computerised techniques, evaluate it critically, retrieve the required procedures and perform the experiments described
5. Evaluate and integrate technical literature, and use appropriate and correct technical. Find language and terminology in the processing and presentation of information in reports, either written or oral form
6. Perform the practice of science and technology effectively, honestly and responsibly without endangering the environment or the well being of co-workers
7. Apply flexible independent and lateral thinking processes and an openness for new ideas
8. Keep up with the fast-growing body of chemical information as published in the literature
9. Play a responsible and informed role in the modern technological society
10. Demonstrate awareness of the impact of chemical science on a multicultural societal environment and the differing expectations and needs of society
11. Register as professional scientist and be aware of employment possibilities in the chemical industry and educational institutions
12. Recognise that chemists can be self-employed entrepreneurs.

Assessment Criteria