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Please always include both – your TA and your instructor – in your e-mail.  \nOffice hours:  \nOffice hours appointments are available for booking using my calendly link below.  \n[https://calendly.com/jrs106020-utdallas/15min](https://calendly.com/jrs106020-utdallas/15min)  \nGeneral Course Information  \n\n| Pre-requisites, Co-requisites,& other restrictions | One year of High School Chemistry.\u003Cbr>No Audits allowed. |\n| --- | --- |\n| Course Description | These courses reinforce the concepts of Freshman Chemistry in the lab via experiments. Students are offered the opportunity to acquire basic laboratory skills and an appreciation for the presence of chemistry in daily living. The experiments are designed to demonstrate concepts including properties of inorganic substances, principles of structure and bonding, and elementary quantitative analysis. |\n| Expected\u003Cbr>Learning\u003Cbr>Outcomes | Students should be able to:\u003Cbr>1. Explain the importance of Lab Safety\u003Cbr>2. Collect and organize data in written laboratory reports\u003Cbr>3. Measure mass and volume of chemicals\u003Cbr>4. Perform stoichiometric reactions\u003Cbr>5. Learn the technique of titration |\n| Required Texts & Materials | • Access to online labs through LabFlow. [https://labflow.com](https://labflow.com. You will need to purchase)[. You will need to purchase](https://labflow.com. You will need to purchase) an access code either online through their website or through the University Bookstore. Login information is posted on eLearning course page.\u003Cbr>Please make sure that you sign onto the correct lab section.\u003Cbr>• A non-programming calculator for calculations. |\n\n\n|  | • Access to eLearning.\u003Cbr>• A notebook for recording your data.\u003Cbr>• A combination code lock (shared with your lab group) |\n| --- | --- |\n| Supplemental\u003Cbr>Texts,\u003Cbr>Readings, &\u003Cbr>Materials | You may refer to the following material for a better understanding of the chemical principles.\u003Cbr>• Lecture Textbook: Chemistry: Atoms First, 4th Edition (Julia Burdge, Jason Overby); McGraw-Hill. The textbook is available as an online version through ALEKS 360 that you purchase for your lecture CHEM 1311 class.\u003Cbr>• OpenStax is a free online textbook for General Chemistry. 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