GRADES: Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Final Exam Recitation/Quizzes TotalCHEM 333 Lecture Recitation: Activities: Review and correct hour exams, take quizzes, discuss text and class lecture topics, address questions, work problems (suggested problems).Honor Code: As for lecture.ORGANIC CHEMISTRY CHEM 333 - Spring 2006 Professor John H. Dawson, GSRC Room 410, 7-7234, [email protected] Lecture: TuTh 5:00-6:15 PM PSC Room 002Office Hours: M-Th 3:00-3:45 PM, before/after class and by appointmentLecture Recitation Sections: Section 1, Room PSC 115, Friday 1:25-2:15 PM, Will TilfordSection 2, Room PSC 203, Thursday 12:30-1:20 PM, Lisa Brodhacker Section 3, Room PSC 214, Friday 1:25-2:15 PM, Avneesh SainiSection 4, Room PSC 214, Thursday 2:00-2:50 PM, Andrew LeeHelp sessions will be held prior to each exam. Course Prerequisites: D(C) in CHEM 112 (Major) or equivalent.Texts: "Organic Chemistry" by Brown, Foote & Iverson, 4th Ed. "Student Study Guide and Problems to OrganicChemistry, by Iverson & Iverson; "OWL" - ID online tutorial, "Organic as a second Language"; and molecularmodels are strongly recommended. Lab and lecture are separate (331L non-majors, 333L majors).GRADES: Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Final Exam Recitation/Quizzes Total100 pts 100 pts 100 pts 200 pts 100 pts 600 pts Lecture: Lecture seats will be assigned and roll usually taken. Quizzes may be used to take roll (no quiz =absent). Only persons with valid excuses will be allowed to makeup recitation work or replace (based on the finalexam) hour exams. Poor attendance (<75%), habitual tardiness, sleeping, disruptive socializing and/or leavingearly will result in the loss of points. Attendance = being in ones assigned seat at the start of class or wheneverroll is taken. Attendance is an affirmation that you are in class to learn. With a large class courtesy to others isan absolute necessity and disruptive behavior of any sort will not be tolerated. Read ahead to maximize classlearning and efficiency in note taking. Honor Code: You are encouraged to study and work with other organicstudents but submitted work (homework, etc.) must be your own. Plagiarism and any conduct during anexamination or quiz, which involves the unauthorized use of written or oral information, constitutes cheating.Such conduct may result in a failing course grade, suspension or dismissal.Dates, Approximate Coverage, Exams (28 - 75 minute classes)Tuesday Thursday1/10 Chapter 1 1/12 Chapter 1/21/17 Chapter 2 1/19 Chapter 31/24 Chapter 3 1/27 Chapter 3/41/31 EXAM 1 (Chapters 1-3) 2/2 Chapter 42/7 Chapter 4 2/9 Chapter 52/14 Chapter 5 2/16 Chapter 62/21 Chapter 6 2/23 Chapter 62/28 Chapter 7 3/2 EXAM 2 (Chapters 4-6)3/7 No Class Spring Break 3/9 No Class Spring Break3/14 Chapter 7 3/16 Chapter 83/21 Chapter 8 3/23 Chapter 83/28 Chapter 9 3/30 Chapter 94/4 Chapter 9 4/6 Chapter 104/11 EXAM 3 (Chapters 7-9) 4/13 Chapter 104/18 Chapter 10 4/20 Chapter 11Wednesday 5/1, 5:30 pm EXAM 4 (Chapters 10,11)Wednesday 5/1, 5:30 pmFINAL EXAM (Chapters 1-11)CHEM 333 Lecture Recitation: Activities: Review and correct hour exams, take quizzes, discuss text and classlecture topics, address questions, work problems (suggested problems).Suggested and Assigned homework problems: You are urged to do all the suggested problems at the end of eachchapter. The assigned problems are to be handed in during recitation and recitation quizzes will be similar to the assigned problems. Practice writing each answer in full.Chapter 1 (See Summary pg. 47); problems: 1.1a,b; 1.3a,c; 1.4c,d; 1.5a,b,c; 1.6a,c; 1.7a,b,c; 1.8; 1.9; 1.10; 1.11; 1.12; 1.13a,c; 1.14b; 1.15a,b,c: 1.16a,b; 1.17a,b; 1.18a,b; 1.19c,d; 1.20b; 1.22a,b,c; 1.23a-c; 1.24a,b; 1.25a,c; 1.26a,b,c; 1.27a-f; 1.28a,b,c,d,f,i; 1.29a-d,f,h; 1.30 a-c; 1.31a,b,d,f; 1.32a-d; 1.36a-c; 1.37a,b,c,d; 1.38a,d,f; 1.39a-d; 1.40a-c;1.41a; 1.42; 1.44a,b,c; 1.46a,c; 1.47a,c,e; 1.48a,b,f,j; 1.50a-d; 1.51a,b,f; 1.53(1.51a,b,f); 154a,c,d; 1.55a-d,f,i; 1.56a,b,e; 1.59a,b; 1.60a,c; 1.61b; 1.65a,b; 1.68a,b,d; 1.69a,b; 1.70a,d.More to comeHonor Code: As for lecture.Recitation Questions: Each student is expected to bring at least one question to recitation that will be reviewedbefore recitation starts and possibly addressed during recitation. Questions should be neatly written andcommunicate some thought and effort for credit. These questions are to help focus recitation time on topics thatare presenting difficulties. Example: I'm confused about the lecture covering the assignment of R or S tostereocenters. How is R or S assigned to a stereocenter in a 3D formula?Recitation Quizzes: Quizzes will be given at the end of most recitations and they will be based primarily on recitation discussions and assigned problems. Suggested homework problems, any extra problems and current lecture material are possible sources of questions. Homework: Completed homework (suggested and assigned extra problems) handed in on time* for everychapter can provide 10 extra points. Homework problems will be collected (but not returned) in recitation.Make ‘study’ copies if you don't have an answer book. *(On time, the TA/IA will set due dates.)Test corrections and adjustments: Any changes to hour test scores must be requested in the recitation prior tosubmission to recoup points for wrong answers OR by notation* accompanying the recouped point submission.After this point no adjustments or corrections will be made. [*Examples: (1) My total score is added wrong,please check; (2) It appears question 2 was not graded, please look at this problem.]Study Groups and structured extra study: Small group study of course material has proven to be a veryeffective method of mastering difficult material. A sign-up sheet will be posted or passed out in recitation forformation of study groups (3-8 people) that should meet a minimum of 3 times a week for an hour at a specifictime and place. Each meeting a roll should be passed around for signature, student number and date. A week'sattendance roll will be turned into your TA/IA in recitation and groups are encouraged to add a brief commentdescribing the topics discussed and noting unresolved questions. A structured outside of class study effort isencouraged (OnLine tutorials [OWL], workbook, software, tutors, etc.). You TA should be notified during thefirst week of recitation of such efforts and progress