CHEMISTRY (CHE) 101Hour Exams (2 @ 100) 200Quizzes (3) 75Homework (best 5/6 @ 15 pts each) 75Students successfully completing this course will: AssessmentUnderstand and apply concepts to solve problems using:matter and measurement**atoms, molecules and ionsstoichiometry and calculations with chemical formulas and equations**Problem sets 1-2Quiz 1 (Chapters 1, 2)Exam 1 (Chapters 1-3, VE 1.1-3.6)1/4 of credit on the final examthermochemical principlesgas behaviorelectronic structure of atomselemental periodic propertiesProblem sets 3-4Quiz 2 (Chapters 4, 5)Exam 2 (Chapters 4, 5, 10, 6)1/4 of credit on the final exam**Use the following to predict, depict and describe:basic properties of chemical bondingmolecular geometry and theory of bondingliquids and intermolecular forcesgeneral characteristics of solidsProblem sets 5-6Quiz 3 (Chapters 6, 7, 8)1/2 of Final Exam (Chapters 7, 8, 9, 11)*course objectives are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances**These learning objectives directly address the General Education Knowledge and Skill Area #2- Natural Sciences, item “application of scientific data, concepts, and models in one of the natural or physical sciences.”CHEMISTRY (CHE) 101General Chemistry I Lecture (4 credit hours)——————————————————————————————————————————— University at Buffalo Winter Semester 2022 Announcement Sheet 1--Syllabus———————————————————————————————————————————STAFFDr. Troy Wood M-F 10-11 AM On-line NSC 417 645-4144E-mail: [email protected] Hours: On-line through Zoom; schedule will be posted on UBLearns course website. You are encouraged to ask questions through email at any time, but recognize there will be a lag time before answering.MATERIALS NEEDEDRequired1. Access code to Cengage OwlV2 homework system. https://www.cengage.com/dashboard/#/course-confirmation/E-XT9W8F6RR57TK/initial-course-confirmation.Instructions for access can be obtained at the following link: https://cvg.cengagenow.com/ilrn/course/createBoardingPass.do?id=2147478085&discipline=chem 2. A valid ID card (university or government issued) will be required for all examinations and quizzes.3. Any type of calculator.4. Electronic Device with Webcam: a desktop/laptop computer can be used to watch all recorded lectures, work all homework assignments, and take all quizzes and exams. A webcam will be used for proctoring of examinations remotely, & is needed if the electronic device does not have a built-in camera. Specifically, the university recommends the following: To effectively participate in this course, regardless of mode of instruction, the University recommends you have access to a Windows or Mac computer with webcam and broadband. Your best opportunity for success in the blended UB course delivery environment (in-person, hybrid, and remote) will require these minimum capabilities listed on the following website:Dbuffalo.edu/ubit/service-guides/hardware/getting-started-with-hardware/purchasing-or-using-an-existing-computer.htmlRecommended:1. Students should obtain a copy of any General Chemistry textbook; we will be following closely Pearson’s Chemistry: The Central Science, 14e, Cengage’s Chemistry and Chemical Reactivity, 10e, and TopHat’s General Chemistry. Open educational resources (OER) are also available for those with limited finances.REGISTRATIONRegistration Procedure:If you are not completely registered for lecture and recitation, please send an email to: [email protected]. Important Dates:Wednesday, January 5, 2022: First day of course.Thursday, January 6, 2022: Last day to drop/add a course.Monday, January 17, 2022: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day observed—NO CLASSES.Thursday, January 19, 2022: Last day to resign a course with an “R” grade.Tuesday, January 25, 2022: Winter session ends and date of Final Examination.ABOUT THE COURSECourse Description:There is a fee associated with this class. Introduces fundamental concepts of chemistry, and surveys important chemical elements and their compounds. The first semester course of a two-semester sequence of Page 1 of 6general chemistry designed for students in sciences and engineering. Topics include stoichiometry, reactionsin solution, thermochemistry, atomic and molecular structure and bonding, gas laws, intermolecular forces, and phases of matter. Daily M-F LIVE Lecture access (10-11 AM) plus one 50-minute recitation daily (1:00-1:50 PM) will be presented. Lecture: Remote-Recorded Not Real-TimeThis course is taught remotely with all materials provided for on-demand access via UB Learns, with no in-person requirement (asynchronously), though there are daily LIVE sessions for lecture and recitation that can be viewed in real time or later when the video is posted. Students are responsible for allocating adequate time to participate in and complete course requirements. Students must be registered for lecture. Aseries of videos for all sections is present at the course website UBLearns (https://UBLearns.buffalo.edu) and is found under the PANOPTO VIDEOS tab at the left-hand side of the main page. Students should follow the schedule on the last page and watch each video episode (VE) by the date indicated in the schedule (p. 6). Video episodes roughly correlate with Chapter numbers from the textbook Chemistry: The Central Science; differences between the video episodes and the chapters are provided in the Course Documents folder of UBLearns as the file Text to Video Differences. Students should read the text in advance for a better understanding of the lecture, and are responsible for learning the material presented whether they view it or not.In addition to these required common video episodes, the instructor for the course will also be LIVE daily between 10-11 AM. These LIVE sessions will involve answering student questions and reviewing example problems and will be presented LIVE via Zoom; these will be recorded for those who cannot attend LIVE, and will be placed under the PANOPTO VIDEOS tab in a separate folder LIVE Morning Session Recordings. To join these LIVE sessions, go to Dr. Wood’s UB Learns Zoom Channel, which can be found under the Zoom Channel tab at the left-hand side of the main page at UBLearns.Recitation: Remote -Real-Time and RecordedStudents must be registered for Recitation as well