Chem 102 General Chemistry Tutorial II - Course Syllabus - Summer II 2025

Sep 27, 2026

Chem 102 General Chemistry Tutorial II course syllabus for Summer II 2025 outlines online lecture support for CHEM 1312. The curriculum targets chemical reaction rates, equilibrium, acid-base chemistry, solubility, thermodynamics, electrochemistry, nuclear chemistry, and selected organic, inorganic, and biochemistry topics. Student outcomes include applying LeChatelier’s Principle and balancing redox reactions. Grading is based on ALEKS (100%) with a standard letter-grade scale, calculator restrictions, defined ALEKS chapter assignments (12–20, 23), and required LMS/Zoom access, attendance, and participation expectations.

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Chem 102 General Chemistry Tutorial II COURSE SYLLABUS: Summer II 2025 INSTRUCTOR INFORMATION Instructor: Mrs. Qianying Zhang (Joy) Office: Science 336 Office Hours: Virtual office at D2L or by appointment Contact information: Tel: 903-468-8140; [Qianying.Zhang@tamuc.edu](Qianying.Zhang@tamuc.edu) Course Information Lectures (Web Based Class): Meets 7/7/2024 through 8/7/2024 Textbook: Burdge et al.: Chemistry: Atoms First, 5th Ed. (McGraw Hill) -ALEKS 360 Reference book: General Chemistry, 9th or 10th Edition, Ebbing, Gammon, Brooks/Cole Cengage learning. COURSE DESCRIPTION This is 1-credit hour course. The course will be acted as a support to understand the fundamental chemistry topics covered by the lecture class CHEM 1312. The topics include chemical reaction rates, chemical equilibrium, acid-base chemistry, solubility, thermodynamics, electrochemistry, nuclear chemistry, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry and biochemistry. Student Learning Outcomes 1. Use LeChatelier’s Principle to predict the effects of concentration, pressure and temperature changes on equilibrium mixtures. 2. Balance oxidation-reduction reactions. COURSE REQUIREMENTS Instructional Methods Class Procedure: The intent of the course is for you to work on ALEKS homework related to each chapter of the lecture. Student Responsibilities or Tips for Success in the Course: Pointers to Succeed This is an online class therefore attendance is flexible! You are required to access D2L while you participate various activities. Your regular participation activities, login times, visit time spent will be checked regularly. You are strongly encouraged to log into the course several times a unit. Excessive “absence” in online activities may result in loss of points (including in your overall performance points) . The content in this course will cover Chapters 12 through 20, and 23 of the assigned textbook. This material will be covered at the rate indicated by the Tentative Class Schedule. GRADING Your course grade will be based on your ALEKS grade (100%) . The final letter grade will be based on a standard scale 90-100% A, 80-89% B, 70-79% C, 60-69% D, and below 60% F. The grades may be curved, if warranted. Incomplete grades may be given only if the student has a current average ≥70% and is precluded from completion of the course by a documented illness or family crisis. Only non-programmable calculators are recommended on assignments. I recommend purchase of one of the following calculators, which are available for approximately $10.00-$15 .00: TI-30X IIS (solar) or TI-30X IIB (battery) or TI-30Xa. NO OTHER CALCULATOR TYPE IS ALLOWED. ALL calculators will be checked before graded assignments in the class. COURSE OUTLINE / CALENDAR | Date | ALEKS Assignment | Due date | | --- | --- | --- | | July 7-10 | Prerequisite Review | July 10 | | July 7-12 | Homework 1-chapter 12 | July 12 | | July 7-13 | Homework 2-chapter 13 | July 13 | | July 7-14 | Homework 3-chapter 14 | July 14 | | July 10-17 | Homework 4-chapter 15 | July 17 | | --- | --- | --- | | July 10-21 | Homework 5-chapter 16 | July 21 | | July 10-23 | Homework 6-chapter 17 | July 23 | | July 11-
July 28 | Homework 7-chapter 18 | July 28 | | July 11-
July 30 | Homework 8-chapter 19 | July 30 | | July 14-
Aug.6 | Homework 9-chapter 23 | Aug. 6 | | July 14-
Aug.7 | Homework 10-chapter 20 | Aug. 7 | TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS LMS All course sections offered by East Texas A&M University have a corresponding course shell in the myLeo Online Learning Management System (LMS) . Below are technical requirements. LMS Requirements: [https://community.brightspace.com/s/article/Brightspace-Platform-Requirements](https://community.brightspace.com/s/article/Brightspace-Platform-Requirements) LMS Browser Support: [https://documentation.brightspace.com/EN/brightspace/requirements/all/browser_suppo](https://documentation.brightspace.com/EN/brightspace/re

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What topics does Chem 102 General Chemistry Tutorial II cover?

The course supports CHEM 1312 and addresses reaction rates, chemical equilibrium, acid-base chemistry, solubility, thermodynamics, electrochemistry, nuclear chemistry, plus selected organic, inorganic, and biochemistry topics.

How are students graded?

Course grades are based on ALEKS (100%), and the final letter grade follows the standard scale (90–100 A, 80–89 B, 70–79 C, 60–69 D, below 60 F).

What are the ALEKS assignment requirements and schedule expectations?

Students complete ALEKS homework aligned to textbook chapters 12–20 and 23 at the pace in the tentative class schedule, with specific due dates for each homework unit. Students are also encouraged to log into the online course multiple times per unit and participate in required activities.

Sep 27, 2026

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