IU MolViz Courses & Instruction

MolViz provides instruction for researchers and course instructors. Since MolViz is a Departmental Research Technical Service, it does not provide instruction directly for undergraduate students. Undergraduate students should contact the Instructional Support Office for assistance with student instruction.

Courses that are currently supported by the MolViz facility:

None.

Courses that have been supported in the past:

• C571: Chemical Information Technology (Fall 2002)
• Basic concepts of molecular modeling
• Introduction to molecular visualization & modeling software


• C581: Function & Structure of Macromolecules (Fall 1999, Fall 1998, Fall 1997)

• C637: Physical Methods in Structural Chemistry (Spring 2001)
• C638: Inorganic Chemistry Seminars (Fall 2002, Spring 2005)
• Cambridge structural database search (Fall 2002)
• NMR spectral simulation using SpinWorks (Spring 2005)
• C643: Synthesis of Natural Products (Spring 2000)

• C687: Computing Methods in Biochemistry (Spring 1999, Spring 1997)

Individual or small-group instruction is also provided to researchers by the MolViz Staff. Contact the MolViz Staff for more information.

Researchers who want to learn through self-paced, self-taught instruction should refer to the variety of information available in the MolViz Application Guide.