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It specifies unique course numbers, required and recommended course materials, study aids, and molecular model kits. The syllabus details prerequisites for each course, communication expectations via a course Facebook page, and key academic policies such as incomplete (X) handling and electronic drop dates with refund and approval procedures.","Guangbin Dong, Ph.D. The University of Texas at Austin  \nSyllabus  \nChemistry 320M/328M Fall 2013  \nOrganic Chemistry I  \nUnique Number: 52730 and 52850  \nTTh 12:30-2:00 PM, in WEL 2.122  \nLecturer: Dr. Guangbin Dong, Assistant Professor and CPRIT Scholar  \n[gbdong@cm.utexas.edu](gbdong@cm.utexas.edu)  \nNHB 5.358A  \n512-232-8220  \nOffice Hour: Thursdays 2-3 pm at the East NHB 5th floor conference space  \nTeaching Assistant: Nik Savage, [nsavage@utexas.edu](nsavage@utexas.edu)[ ](nsavage@utexas.edu)Office Hour: Friday 1-2 pm, Welch 2.306 Suite A  \nRecitation: GAR 0.102 Monday, 5-6pm  \nTeaching Assistant: John Thompson, [sjthompson@utexas.edu](sjthompson@utexas.edu)[ ](sjthompson@utexas.edu)Office Hour: Monday, 11-12pm, Welch 2.306 Suite A  \nRecitation: PAI 2.48 Wednesday, 6-7pm  \nPre-midterm office hours (by Lecturer and TAs)  \nTBD  \nRecitation Sessions: Recitations Sessions will be additional lectures/problem solving sessions given by the teaching assistants and myself. The sessions are designed to provide the same material in lecture in a different manner, from the perspective of the teaching assistants and as supervised problem solving.  \nCourse Materials: The required text for the course is “Organic Chemistry” by Brown, Foote, Iverson, and Anslyn 6 or 7. In addition, the Student Study Guide and Solutions Manual for Organic Chemistry (Iverson and Iverson) will be useful for this class. Molecular model sets (Molecular VisionsTM “the flexible molecular model kit” made by Darling Models is the best low cost model set for this class) will be exceedingly useful for this class and are highly recommended.  \nCourse Prerequisites: For CH 320M, CH 302 and either CH 204 or CH 317 with a grade of at least C in each. For CH 328M, CH 302 and either CH 204 or CH 317 with a grade of at least C in each, and credit or registration for CH 118K.  \nGuangbin Dong, Ph.D. The University of Texas at Austin  \nFacebook Page:  \nWe have created a facebook page with the intent of facilitating communication between yourselves, and the TA's and I.  \n[https://www.facebook.com/pages/Organic-Chemistry-with-Professor-Dong-](https://www.facebook.com/pages/Organic-Chemistry-with-Professor-Dong-)[ ](https://www.facebook.com/pages/Organic-Chemistry-with-Professor-Dong-)[2013/493891860704688](2013/493891860704688)  \nWe will be monitoring posts on the wall and will respond as our schedules allow. There are only two common sense rules:  \n1. All posts must be course content related.  \n2. We reserve the right to remove any post we feel is inappropriate in any way.  \nIt is important to realize that this electronic mode of communication is to be used by you as an enhancement to the class, not a replacement for coming to Office Hours and Recitations.  \nIncompletes: An incomplete (X) is a temporary delay in reporting the final course grade. An X may properly be assigned for students who must miss the final due to illness or other imperative nonacademic reasons. You will be required to have a written medical excuse signed by the person who treated you if the reason for the request for the postponed final is illness. An X may also be given when the student has not been able to complete all the required assignments for reasons other than lack of diligence but only if the student has a passing grade on the work completed. Documentation of non-medical excuses will be required. In general, it is best for students to see a counselor in their Dean’s Office regarding non-medical excuses for missing the final.  \nDrop Dates (Important Dates) :  \n4th class day: Dropping courses electronically: During the first four class days, students may add and drop courses with the Registrar's online registration service, ROSE (September 3, 2013) .  \n12th class day: Dropping a class with possible refund: During days five through twelve (September 13, 2013) students may drop courses online, but must go to the department offering the course to seek permission to add a course. 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