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The document outlines preparation expectations for lectures via Moodle notes and the specified textbook, including recitation preparation and worksheet completion. It details participation, homework types (basic and regular) with point values and targets, and the exam structure (three common exams plus a final ACS exam) including required averages. It also specifies attendance, grading distribution, exam behavior/honor code rules, makeup exam policy, and grading/administrative procedures.","CHEM 125: General Chemistry  \nDr. Alisa Krishtal  \n[krishtal@njit.edu](krishtal@njit.edu)  \nCOURSE REQUIREMENTS  \n􀀏 TEXTBOOK: \"Chemistry: A Molecular Approach\" by Nivaldo J. Tro, 4th edition, Pearson. Student Partial Solution Manual is strongly recommended.  \n􀀏 LECTURE: Students are expected to go over the notes in Moodle and read the speci􀀌ed textbook material before coming to class.  \n􀀏 RECITATION: Students are expected to come to recitation prepared with notes, laptops and after having done the basic homework assignment. Each recitation, the students will be given a worksheet to solve based on the material seen in class. The worksheets are collected at the end of the recitation and graded. Students who did not succeed in completing the worksheet during the recitation have one week time to complete the worksheets during o􀀎ce hours. Students who miss a recitation for a valid reason must still make up the worksheet to get credit.  \n􀀏 ATTENDANCE POLICY: Attendance is required at all course meetings and is recorded using aniclicker. An iclicker and calculator are required for all lectures. If your iclicker malfunctions, you are required to inform the instructor in person at the beginning or end of the lecture. Failure to notify the instructor will result in loss of points for that day. All absences must be approved by the Dean of Students. Athletes who must miss a class due to a meeting must notify the instructor beforehand via email to avoid loss of credit. If you are in class, but caught listening to music, playing on your cellphone or disrupting the class, you will not get credit for that day's attendance and might be asked to leave the classroom. If you are cheating (having a second iclicker) you and the person for whom you are cheating will get 0 for attendance for the entire semester and will be reported to Dean of Students.  \n􀀏 PARTICIPATION POINTS: 190 points will be given for active participation in the class, divided between 70 points for iclicker questions during the lectures, 100 points for recitation worksheets and  \n20 points for a quiz on the 􀀌nal chapters at the end of the semester.  \n􀀏 HOMEWORK: All homework is located on the Moodle website. The homework assignments will be made available during the semester as we progress through the course. There are two types of homework: Basic and Regular.  \nBasic Homework, worth 100 points: Do the basic HW for the chapter before coming to the lecture. This homework is intended as a preparation for your participation in class. Getting > 70% in the basic homework before the lecture, will ensure you have the foundation necessary to understand what is being taught in class.  \nRegular homework, worth 160 points: This homework is to test your understanding of the material being taught. This homework will build on the classroom content and enhance your understanding of the material. This homework will also be good preparation for the common exams.  \nAll homework is very important. However, it is absolutely important that you aim to get > 90% in the basic and >70% in the regular HW to help you pass this class. Each homework assignment has its due date. In addition, Moodle has a calendar with due dates. All homework must be done on time, without exceptions.  \n􀀏 EXAMINATIONS: There are 3 common exams and 1 􀀌nal exam administered during the course. The exams are worth 550 points. 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