CHEM 151 L1 FL2024 - Online Course Information - Fall 2024

Sep 26, 2026

Online course information for CHEM 151 L1 for the Fall 2024 semester explains benefits and student responsibilities in an entirely web-based format using Brightspace and ALEKS. It outlines expectations for scheduling, completion of exams and assignments by specified due dates, and possible requirements for authorized locations. It also details required technical resources (reliable internet, Microsoft Word, required software access code), use of a MCCC student email, Brightspace login access, help desk contacts, and the online virtual lab approach.

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Reading Time13 min

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Online course format and benefits

Who succeeds in online classes

Not self-paced: due dates, exams, and assignments

Student responsibilities and required tools

Internet, software, and emailing attachments

Printer access and technical issue policy

Brightspace access and login

Instructor and support

Instructor contact

Brightspace help desk and Webpal

Course description and outcomes

Course begins and ends

Registration process and online orientation

Course materials and systems requirements

Textbook and McGraw-Hill ALEKS access code

Campus Store supplies

ONLINE COURSE INFORMATION Fall 2024 Semester There are many benefits of online courses at MCCC: • Less restrictive scheduling • Convenience • Intensive self-study • Course materials are accessible 24 hours a day 7 days a week Some students struggle in an online format while other students excel. Students who excel in an online format are: 􀂾 Highly self-motivated 􀂾 Have strong computer skills 􀂾 Possess good time management skills 􀂾 Know how to study independently 􀂾 Possess good communication skills Online classes at MCCC are NOT self-paced. Instruction is delivered in an entirely webbased format. Students must complete exams, assignments, [etc. by](etc. by) specified due dates. Some exams and assignments may be required to be completed at an authorized location as established by the instructor. When taking an online class students are responsible for: • A reliable computer with Internet access and Microsoft Word; course specific software will be described below • Knowing how to email attachments • Maintaining his or her own computer and Internet connection; technical issues are NOT acceptable excuses for not keeping up with due dates • Having access to a printer if needed for personal use of online materials It is the student’s responsibility to log into Brightspace multiple times each week to keep up with communication, assignments and other coursework. INSTRUCTOR: L. Bean EMAIL: [lbean@monroeccc.edu](lbean@monroeccc.edu) Brightspace Online courses use Brightspace course management system as the means of communication between the students and the instructor. It is the student’s responsibility to be able to log into Brightspace and maintain his or her computer setup to work properly with Brightspace. The Brightspace Login can be found on the College’s webpage, [www.monroeccc.edu](www.monroeccc.edu) . Brightspace courses are made available to students on the day the course begins. Please see the Start Date below . MCCC Student Email It is essential that online students use their MCCC student email account. This will be the primary means of email communication between you and your instructor. For more information about activating your MCCC student email account, visit the college’s webpage [at](at www.monroeccc.edu)[ ](at www.monroeccc.edu)[www.monroeccc.edu](at www.monroeccc.edu) . NEED HELP? BRIGHTSPACE HELP DESK: 734.384.4328 or [elearning@monroeccc.edu](elearning@monroeccc.edu) [COLLEGE EMAIL](COLLEGE EMAIL: 734-384-4328)[: 734-384-4328](COLLEGE EMAIL: 734-384-4328) [WEBPAL](WEBPAL: 734-384-4333)[: 734-384-4333](WEBPAL: 734-384-4333) COURSE DESCRIPTION COURSE BEGINS A study of the basic principles of general chemistry including classification and characterization of chemical particles, chemical bonding and molecular structure, chemical reactions, oxidation-reduction processes, reactionstoichiometry, inorganic nomenclature and the qualitative behavior of common metals and their cations. For Fall 2024 , laboratory work will be online virtual and laboratory simulations along with activities to be completed by the student at home. Students must purchase a McGraw-Hill ALEKS access code which is included with the text purchase through Monroe ecampus bookstore. The Course Outcome Summary can be found at [https://www.monroeccc.edu/course-outcomes](https://www.monroeccc.edu/course-outcomes). Wednesday, August 21, 2024 COURSE ENDS REGISTRATION PROCESS Monday, December 9, 2024 Students must register for the course through the College’s regular registration process . If you are a first-time online student at MCCC you must complete an online orientation course (ONL-001) . You will be automatically enrolled into the online orientation course, which will provide you with critical information on the technical, study, reading and writing skills necessary to be a successful online student. This course will be listed in your MyCourses module in Brightspace and t

FAQs

Is CHEM 151 L1 in Fall 2024 self-paced?

No. Instruction is delivered entirely through web-based systems with specific due dates for homework, labs, and exams throughout the semester.

What responsibilities do students have when taking an online class?

Students must use a reliable computer with internet and Microsoft Word, know how to email attachments, maintain their connection, and have printer access if needed for materials. Technical issues are not accepted as a reason for missing due dates.

How do Brightspace and ALEKS factor into the course?

Brightspace is the course management system for communication and delivering requirements. Labs and some activities are supported online through virtual lab formats, and exams, homework, and lab tasks use Brightspace and the McGraw-Hill online learning program ALEKS.

Sep 26, 2026

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