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Sullivan  \nOffice Location: Science & Engineering (Building 50), Room 2718  \nTelephone: (904) 620 3082  \nEmail:  [eirin.sullivan@unf.edu](eirin.sullivan@unf.edu)  \n[Class Time:](Class Time: TR 12:15 p.m.)[ TR 12:15](Class Time: TR 12:15 p.m.)[ p.m.](Class Time: TR 12:15 p.m.)– 1:30 p.m.  \nClass Location: T.B.D.  \nOffice Hours T.B.D.  \nLive Q&A Session: T.B.D.  \nPrerequisites: CHM1025 (or high school chemistry with a minimum grade of B) ,  \nMAC1105  \nCo-requisites: CHM2045L (CHM2045L is a separate course with a separate instructor  \nand does not influence your grade in CHM2045)  \nWhat is General Chemistry I all about?  \nGeneral Chemistry I (CHM2045) is the first course in a two-course sequence for general chemistry. This course satisfies a portion of the UNF General Education Program Requirements in the competency of quantitative reasoning and analysis and scientific method. This course surveys the universal concepts and principles underlying the discipline of chemistry and describes how chemistry impacts our daily lives. The course covers stoichiometry, atomic structure, chemical bonding, acids and bases, solutions and their properties, and descriptive chemistry of selected elements.  \nWhat will you learn?  \nUpon successful completion of this course you should be able to:  \n• Master the chemical concepts of stoichiometry, electronic structure of atoms, chemical bonding, molecular geometries, intermolecular forces and thermochemistry with applications to solids, liquids, and gases, using mathematics to quantify your answers as necessary.  \n• Analyze a problem to determine what you need to know and how to use the information you have (or can synthesize) to most efficiently solve it.  \n• Develop a greater appreciation of how chemical principles underpin larger processes and how chemistry impacts the modern world.  \n• Seek knowledge by taking responsibility for your own self-directed learning and sustained effort throughout the semester and beyond.  \n• Learn effective study habits for understanding retention of knowledge such as shorter, more frequent study sessions, regularly revisiting learned topics throughout the semester, and challenging yourself by solving problems regularly.  \n• Be inspired to communicate knowledgably and effectively about the natural and physical sciences with scientists and non-scientists alike.  \nWhat are Office Hours?  \nOffice hours are specific blocks of time Dr. Sullivan has set aside to be available solely to answer your questions related to this course. 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