CHM2210 Organic Chemistry 1 Habenicht PDF

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Syllabus – Fall 2020

CHM2210 – Organic Chemistry I Sections:

0784, 0785 and 4356 (class # 11261, 11262 and 11263)

Instructor:

Dr. Stefanie Habenicht

Contact:

Canvas message only (how-to)

Allow up to 48 hours for a response, not counting weekends.

Course Information Course Description: The first half of the CHM 2210/2211 sequence, intended for majors and preprofessional students. A study of the structures, syntheses, and reactions of organic compounds. Prerequisites: CHM 2046 or CHM 2096 or CHM 2047 or CHM 2051. Meeting Times: This is a 100% online course. Required: Textbook: Brown, Iverson, Anslyn and Foote, Organic Chemistry, 8th Edition, eBook with OWLv2 access (Cengage Learning; ISBN: 9781305580350 via UF All Access). This course is participating in UF All Access, the least expensive and fastest way to get access to your course materials for the semester. Please visit the Bookstore All Access Site to opt-in and purchase your required Connect code, which will provide access to the eBook, solutions manual and homework assignments (OWLv2). ALEKS Prep for Organic Chemistry: 11-week access code (McGraw Hill, ISBN: 9781259664427). Recommended: Study Guide: Iverson, Organic Chemistry, Student Study Guide and Solutions Manual, 8th Edition (Cengage Learning, ISBN: 1305864506). This will be included in UF All Access. Molecular Model Set: A molecular model set is highly recommended. Links to specific modeling kits can be found on the E-Learning website. Purchasing Options: Please view the course material information. E-Learning Website: All students will have access to the e-Learning website (Canvas): https://elearning.ufl.edu/. You will login with your GatorLink account username and password. General course information, lecture videos, important announcements, office hours, handouts, exam keys, and practice problems will be posted here. It is your responsibility to check Canvas often to make sure that you do not miss important announcements and to ensure that your gradebook is accurate. For computer assistance, visit http://helpdesk.ufl.edu/. Computer Requirements: Reliable access to a computer and the internet is required for this online course. A student’s computer configuration would ideally include the following, while the items bolded are required for the online proctored exams: Video card capable of showing typical web-based video content (preferably in HD), speakers and a microphone or headphones with built-in microphone, webcam, broadband connection to the Internet and related equipment (Cable/DSL modem), Microsoft Office 2013 Suite installed (provided by the university) and Adobe Reader (or similar to view PDF documents). You can find suggested hardware recommendations here: https://ufonline.ufl.edu/resources/computerrequirements/.

Syllabus

CHM2210 – Organic Chemistry I

Fall 2020

Office Hours: Dr. Habenicht, Sections 0784, 0785 and 4356 (class # 11261, 11262 and 11263): Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Undergraduate TAs’ (UGTA) Office Hours: Schedule posted to Canvas. This office hour schedule is subject to change. All office hours will be held via Zoom Meetings. Individual office hour links will be posted on the e-Learning website.

Assignments and Grading Your grade will be based on the following items: ALEKS Prep Course:

3%

OWLv2 Online Homework:

9%

Four (4) Progress Exams:

68% (17% each)

Cumulative Final Exam:

20%

TOTAL:

100%

Your grade will be calculated based on the following grading scale: A: 92-100

A-: 90-91.99

B+: 87-89.99 B: 82-86.99 B-: 79-81.99 C+: 75-78.99 C: 65-74.99 C-: 60-64.99 D+: 55-59.99 D: 50-54.99 D-: 45-49.99 E:...