Courses

The tetris font was designed and animated by Erik Demaine and Martin Demaine with each letter made up of a combination of the seven original Tetris pieces. The pieces are animated and eventually spell the word Courses.
The Tetris Font was designed and animated by Erik Demaine and Martin Demaine with each letter made up of a combination of the seven original Tetris pieces. The letters are designed such that each one can be constructed by stacking the pieces one at a time with each piece supported by the previous pieces. Information about how this font was created can be found here and in the paper Tetris is NP-hard even with O(1) rows or columns.

Courses in bold have links to syllabi or online content.

BPMolecules font was designed by backpacker and is downloadable at FontSpace.

Current Courses

  • Chemistry 113.4. General Chemistry I — Fall 2021
  • Chemistry 114.4. General Chemistry II
  • Chemistry 211. Statistical Thermodynamics and Kinetics — Fall 2021
  • Chemistry 212. Quantum Chemistry and Spectroscopy
  • Chemistry 385. Advanced Topics in Chemistry: Biothermodynamics

Course Ideas

  • Chemistry 100.3W. Chemistry in Context
  • Chemistry 115.5HW. Honors General Chemistry
  • Chemistry 116.3. Introduction to Chemical Engineering
  • Chemistry 117.4. Mass and Energy Balance
  • Chemistry 215.4. Engineering Thermodynamics I
  • Chemistry 216.4. Engineering Thermodynamics II
  • Chemistry 315.4. Mass and Energy Flow

Special Topics

  • Intermolecular Forces
  • Symmetry and Spectroscopy
  • Molecular Simulations
  • Chemical Dynamics
  • Advanced Statistical Mechanics
  • Liquids and Fluids

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TychosElegy font was designed by Pia Frauss and is downloadable at FontSpace. This font was modeled on the autograph version of the manuscript — written by Tycho — entitled Ad daniam elegia.

Current Courses

  • Chemistry 291.
  • Chemistry 391.
  • HMNS 102.
  • HMNS 291.
  • HMNS 391.
  • HMNS 398.

Special Topics Courses

  • Preparation for College STEM Courses
  • Tools for Chemical Research
  • ACS Undergraduate Safety Course
  • CUNY Researcher Course (i.e., Responsible Conduct in Research)
  • NYC C-14 Information
  • Introduction to WordPress
  • Introduction to Illustrator/Photoshop
  • Introduction to Bookings Calendars
  • Introduction to Microsoft Teams
  • Introduction to Powerpoint
  • Introduction to LaTex
  • Introduction to Microsoft Word

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This font — Impossible Fold — was designed by Erik Demaine, Martin Demaine, Tomoko Taniguchi, and Ryuhei Uehara and is modeled on the idea of an impossible object, such as a hypercard. Each letter is represented by a one-flap impossible folding. More information can be found in the paper Impossible Folding Font. The unfolded cut/crease pattern (puzzle font) for this header is below.

Special Topics Courses

  • Maths for General Chemistry
  • Applied Calculus for Chemistry
  • Maths for Thermodynamics and Kinetics
  • Maths for Quantum Chemistry
  • Dynamical Systems

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Hacked font was designed by DavidLibeau and is downloadable at FontSpace. This font was modeled from the logo of the Ubisoft game Watch Dogs.

Special Topics Courses

  • Introduction to Programming
  • Introduction to IgorPro
  • Programming in IgorPro
  • Data Acquisition Programming in IgorPro
  • Introduction to NIST RefProp
  • Introduction to LabView
  • Introduction to ChemDraw
  • Introduction to Chem3D
  • Introduction to GaussView
  • Introduction to Gaussian
  • Interpreting Thermodynamic Data from Gaussian
  • Interpreting NMR Data from Gaussian
  • Interpreting UV/Visible Data from Gaussian

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Physics Teacher font was designed by Jonathan S. Harris and is downloadable at FontSpace.
Dr. Gary L. Findley, Research Collaborator and Full Professor of Chemistry at University of Louisiana at Monroe.

Special Topics Lectures

Written by Dr. Gary L. Findley

Special Topics Courses

  • Classical Mechanics
  • Modern Classical Physics
  • Circuits
  • Optics

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