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Eller [meller@chem.tamu.edu](meller@chem.tamu.edu)[ ](meller@chem.tamu.edu)O􀀎ce Location 104 Heldenfelds  \nO􀀎ce Hours: M: 9-10 am 2:30-3:30 pm W: 9-10 am R: 6:30-7:30 pm F: 10-11 am 1-2 pm Other times by appointment  \nO􀀎ce Phone: (979) 845-3474  \n1 Course Description  \nWelcome to CHEM 107 .  \nThis course is intended to provide engineering students with a background in important conceptsand principles of chemistry. (A few non-engineering majors, including physics and geophysics, also require this course.) Emphasis will be placed on those areas considered most relevant in an engineering context, and practical applications in engineering and technology will be examined. In designing this course, we considered carefully the various reasons why engineering students should learn chemistry, and tried to express them as speci􀀌c learning objectives. Many of these objectives deal with particular topics or skills. Though some of the most important objectives pertain to amore general understanding of chemistry. These goals deal with the overall relationship between chemistry (or science in general) and engineering rather than with the details of any particular chemical principle. Upon successful completion of this course the student will be able to:  \n􀀏 Use their knowledge of molecular structures and properties to describe and solve real world problems.  \n􀀏 Explain the relationship between experimental observations and chemical principals and theories.  \n􀀏 Use problem solving skills to quantitatively evaluate a chemical system and to describe chemical equilibrium, thermochemistry and reaction kinetics.  \n􀀏 Understand the theoretical basis for atomic structure, chemical bonding and molecular structure.  \nPrerequisite(s): Concurrent enrollment in Chem 117  \nCredit Hours: 3.000.  \nText(s): Chemistry for Engineering Students, 3rd Edition  \nAuthor(s): Brown and Holme  \nHardback ISBN-13: 978-1285199023  \nLoose Leaf ISBN-13: 978-1305256675  \ne-book ISBN-13: 978-1-305-59965-9  \n2 REQUIRED MATERIALS  \n2.1 Calculator  \nAn approved calculator suitable to use on lecture exams. Calculators may not have alphabetic or extensive memory. Details can be found in 5.4 .  \n2.2 Homework: Aleks and OWL  \nYou might ask: why are there two homework systems? It is because each has a separate purpose. OWL homework is designed to follow the book very closely and give you the opportunity to learn the material through interactive videos and challenge problems. Aleks is an assessment of your mastery of the material. Generally, I suggest you complete the OWL homework before attempting the Aleks homework. Homework MUST be turned in on time. Ultimately, the purpose of homework is to prepare you for exams. Homework will be due every week, do not let yourself fall behind!  \n2.3 Textbook and OWL  \nThe textbook and OWL homework are combined. We are using Chemistry for Engineering Students, 3rd Edition ISBN-13: 978-1-305-59965-9. The combo includes OWL access and a loose leaf version of the textbook for ($61) and can be found here: [http://www.owlv2.com/107.html](http://www.owlv2.com/107.html. At)[. At](http://www.owlv2.com/107.html. At) this website, use the \"purchase\" button, then register for our section using the code below. I would recommend that you RETURN WHAT YOU HAVE IF YOU PAID MORE THAN $100 FOR IT! There will also be a help desk to give you help with purchasing and /or registering in 104 HELD during the 􀀌rst week or two of class. Our course key is: E-HY7W656AKRASN.  \n2.4 Aleks Homework  \nAleks is the second on-line homework we will be using. Follow the steps on their web site and enter our class code: VTTRE-MRJVD, then select the access length 180 days for $42 .75 or 360 days for $53 .25. If Chem 107 is your only required chem course I suggest the 180 day access. Aleks homework is termed objectives on their website. 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