Chemistry 215H-216HStructure and Reactivity • Winter Term 2005http://www.umich.edu/~chemh215Dr. Melanie S. Sanford • 3807 Chemistry • 615-0451 • [email protected]. Amy Gottfried • 2616 Chemistry • 763-3173 • [email protected]: Sec. 200 MWThF 10-11 AM Room 1640 ChemistryCourse GSI: Kami Hull ([email protected])Lab GSIs: Nick Deprez, Mike Bury, Erin FullerLab times: Monday PM Sec. 210 (Room 2411); Sec. 211 (Room 2500)Tuesday AM Sec. 220 (Room 2500)Wednesday PM Sec. 250 (Room 2500)Friday PM: Sec. 290 (Room 2411); Sec. 291 (Room 2500)•NOTE: Labs will start on Monday, Jan. 10Quizzes: Fridays, every week, 20 points each, taken from lecture, lab, and/or SSG Examinations Tuesday Evenings 6:10 - 7:55 pmChem 215H: February 1st 120 points Chem 216H: February 22nd 120 points March 15th 100 pointsMarch 29th 120 points April 19th 100 pointsFinal Examination: Thursday, April 21st 10:30 am - 12:30 pm (240 points)Structured Study Groups: Leaders: Eric Chanowski (echanows), Sara Scott (scottsl), Yun Xie (xiey), Danny Tai (dtai), Lev Prasov(lprasov), Rebecca Farmer (rlfarmer) Part of your Honors credit in Chemistry 215-200 is from required participation in a 2-hour/weekStructured Study Group (SSG). These are scheduled during the first week of the term. It is important toremember that these sessions are an integral part of this section of the course, and should be treated asseriously as your other tasks.Textbooks: • S. N. Ege, Organic Chemistry, 5th Ed., D. C. Heath, 2003;• Study Guide for Organic Chemistry, by Ege, Kleinman and Zitek• A Chemistry 215 Course Pack is also available at the bookstoresDiscussion Times: Dr. Sanford Monday 6:00-7:30 PM, Room 1640 Dr. Gottfried TBA Kami Hull TBATentative Outline:Additions, omissions, and other modifications will be provided in class.Exam 1: Ch 11, 12, 18, & 25.1;Exam 2: Ch 13 & 14Exam 3: Ch 15, 16 & 17Final: 21, 23; class project, & all of the above (comprehensive!)Graded examinations will be available through your Chemistry 216H GSI in laboratory. Regrade appeals may besubmitted (in writing only) to Dr. Sanford by the following Wednesday. Your course grade is based on your overallperformance towards the cumulative point total, so improvement can count if it is significant. Any course grade appealmust be made by the student within 6 months after the end of the academic year in which the original gradewas
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