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Walker  \nSyllabus: CH301 General Chemistry I  \nHello and welcome to The University of Texas at Austin! CH301 is the first of a two-semester sequence designed to prepare you for study in math or science-related fields such as: medicine, pharmacy, engineering, chemistry, biochem, textiles, and many other areas. Chemistry is considered the central science that connects physics, biology, even sociology. The skills you learn this semester will help you in future classes and in your future career. These skills include, but are not limited to: attention to detail, problem-solving, analysis, critical thinking, graphing, estimation, and deduction based on chemical principles.  \nExcitement aside, this course demands much ofits students, with study time in and outside ofclass and in thoughtful reflection and application of knowledge. We touch on a variety of topics including gases, electronic structure and periodic trends, classical bonding, VSEPR, Lewis Dot structures, quantum, VB and MO theories, polarity, intermolecular forces, liquids, solids, and thermodynamics.  \nCourse: CH301 General Chemistry  \nInstructor: D. R. Walker, Ph.D.; [drwalker@mail.utexas.edu](drwalker@mail.utexas.edu)  \nOffice: WEL 4.242  \nMeets: MTWThF 11am-12noon  \nTextbook: Any used  \n+/-Grading? Yes  \nGrade depends on: exams, online work, attendance, participation Required Materials: nonprogrammable calculator, course packet, ALEKS, Maruzen 1001 model kit  \nComputer access: Required (but can use campus facilities) Drop Deadlines: November 1, 2011  \nExam Dates: Sept 13, Oct 6, Nov 3, Dec 1, Dec 10  \nPrerequisites:  \nCredit or concurrent enrollment in: MATH 408C, 408D, 408K, 408L, 408M, or 427L and a summer ALEKS Chemistry score of 70% or higher.  \nCourse Packet and Text:  \nThe course packet may be purchased at the printing center in WEL 2.228. The student may select any college-level chemistry textbook (used or eBook) or utilize the free online textbook at  \n[http://wiki.chemprime.chemeddl.org/](http://wiki.chemprime.chemeddl.org/)  \nCourse Set Up and Content:  \nThis class meets Monday thru Friday each week. The course will cover stoichiometry through thermodynamics, as shown on the course calendar (included herein) .  \nCourse Website and Gradebook [http://courses.utexas.edu](http://courses.utexas.edu)  \nInstructor:  \nDeborah R. Walker, Ph.D.  \nContact:  [drwalker@mail.utexas.edu](drwalker@mail.utexas.edu or xanthe3355@yahoo.com)[ or](drwalker@mail.utexas.edu or xanthe3355@yahoo.com)[ ](drwalker@mail.utexas.edu or xanthe3355@yahoo.com)[xanthe3355@yahoo.com](drwalker@mail.utexas.edu or xanthe3355@yahoo.com)  \nOffice: WEL 4.242  \nOffice Hours: TWTh 12noon-1:30pm (late start on exam days)  \nOther times by appointment—please schedule via email  \nCH 301 11am-12noon MTWThF  \nFall 2011 Instructor D. 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