004 011 - Principles Of Chemistry I

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2.6 Avg. GPA

Course Fee: $ 75.00 if enrolled for 4 hours This course covers the principles of chemistry which serve as an organizing basis for the whole of chemistry: atomic structure, chemical bonding, the periodic table, chemical reactions, gases, liquids, solids, changes in state, modern materials (natural and synthetic polymers, inorganic ceramics, and electronic materials), and an introduction to equilibrium. The course is divided into units, each of which concludes with a multiple-choice exam. There is also a comprehensive final. As many as three professors share the teaching duties for these lecture content units and an additional instructor is responsible for material in the laboratory. The course comprises three 50-minute lectures (faculty instructors), a 50-minute discussion session (TA), laboratory case studies (80 minutes in alternate weeks; faculty instructor) and laboratory experiments (170 minutes in alternate weeks; TA). The course requires a significant time commitment (an average of 6 hours in-class and 8-10 hours out of class per week). This course is intended for engineering, science, and pre-professional majors or anyone planning to take two years of chemistry. Students who have not had high school chemistry or who do not have a strong math and/or chemistry preparation should consider taking 004:007 first. The Chemistry Diagnostic Test should provide guidance concerning an adequate chemistry background. Students should reserve Thursday evenings from 5:30-7:00 for exams on the following dates: Feb 11, Mar 11, Apr 15.Register for Lec 00A or 00B for 4 s.h., a discussion section numbered 010-056 for 0 s.h., and a lab section numbered 121-282 for 0 s.h. Honors students register for lab section numbered 181 for 0 s.h.Register for Lec 00A or Lec 00B for 4 s.h., a discussion section for 0 s.h., and a L-D section for 0 s.h. Course fee: $75.

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