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Tutoring is available for Gen Chem 1 in our Chemistry Clinic located at BE 3.502\u003Cbr>M-F 10:00 am-6:00 pm\u003Cbr>A detailed schedule will be posted on the door of the clinic and on eLearning |\n| TA information TBA |  |\n| Supplemental Instruction Leader | Lauren Siacunco ([lms230007@utdallas.edu](lms230007@utdallas.edu)) |\n\nGeneral Course Information  \n\n| Pre-requisites, Corequisites, & other restrictions | One year of high school chemistry knowledge is assumed. Refer to the Math and Chemistry primers posted on eLearning to review basic algebra and nomenclature (naming compounds) . |\n| --- | --- |\n| Course Description | Introduction to elementary concepts of chemistry theory. The course emphasizes molecular structure and bonding, chemical reactions, and the mole concept and its applications. |\n\n\n| Learning Outcomes | Objectives\u003Cbr>This course is the first of a two-course sequence. The goal is to provide students with a working knowledge of the basic concepts of general chemistry needed for creative problem solving, as well as a background for advanced chemistry and related science courses, and for laboratory applications. The course focuses on the following: the architecture of the atom; molecular structure and bonding; chemical reactions; thermochemistry; the mole concept and its applications; and the properties of solids, liquids and gases. Basic problem-solving skills and critical thinking are also emphasized.\u003Cbr>Expected Learning Outcomes\u003Cbr>Upon successful completion of this course, students will therefore:\u003Cbr>1) be able to use basic concepts in quantum theory and chemical bonding theory by predicting both the chemical properties (e.g. periodic trends, reactivities) and the electronic and 3-dimensional structures of representative compounds\u003Cbr>2) be able to interpret experimental data (in both tabular and graphical form) by appropriately setting up and solving scientific problems using dimensional analysis with proper attention to scientific units and significant figures\u003Cbr>3) be able to demonstrate an understanding of the role of energy in physical changes and chemical reactions by predicting the direction and magnitude of energy changes and by performing thermochemical calculations\u003Cbr>4) be able to demonstrate an understanding of the properties of gases by applying the gas laws and kinetic molecular theory to processes involving gases |\n| --- | --- |\n| Required Texts & Materials | 1. 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