Hybrid C1151-02 |
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Principles of Chemistry 1 |
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Instructor:
Kirk Boraas (kirk.boraas@minneapolis.edu) |
Spring 2015 Syllabus | ||
Links: D2L Power Point Viewer Download |
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Click here for
the online course syllabus
Click here
for a video course introduction .
Click here for a
Powerpoint lecture example.
Click here
for an Almost Live Lecture
(A.L.L.)
If you have registered for
Principles of Chemistry (ONLINE),
please email Kirk Boraas before the beginning of the semester.
WARNING....Are you ready to take a challenging course? Principles of Chemistry 1 might be the most difficult course you’ve taken so far in your college career. New terminology, abstract concepts and mathematical problem solving all contribute to a demanding course that requires a lot of time spent studying and working problems. I’ve selected a very good textbook, created narrated lectures and utilized on-line resources to give you the best chance at mastering the material.
However, you must be able to devote yourself to this course and you be
reasonable about your responsibilities outside of class. If
you work and have a family, this one course could be too much to
manage. Use the table below to determine what course load is
realistic for you. Keep in mind that courses with required
laboratories will require additional work outside of class. |
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Working (Full Time) |
Working (part time) |
Family | Recommended Number of Course(s) |
Yes | No | Yes | 1 (very challenging) |
Yes | No | No | 1 |
No | Yes | Yes | 1 |
No | Yes | No | 2 |
No | No | Yes | 2 |
No | No | No | 3 (full time student) |
C1151-29 is NOT self-paced.
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Laboratory is required.
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