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CHEM 1511 - Foundations of Chemistry IA (Vet Bioscience)

Career: Undergraduate
Units: 3
Term: 3810
Campus: North Terrace
Contact: Up to 7 hours per week
Restriction: Available to BSc (Vet Bioscience) students only. Not available to students with SACE Stage 2 Chemistry Subject Achievement Grade of C+ or greater, or equivalent.
Available for Study Abroad and Exchange: No
Available for Non-Award Study: No
Incompatible: CHEM 1100, CHEM 1101 & CHEM 1510
Assessment: Exam, practical work, online summative work, lecture tests
Syllabus:

The knowledge and skills acquired in Foundations of Chemistry IA provide a strong foundation for future studies in chemistry and chemistry-related fields, including biological and environmental sciences, healthcare and engineering. Whether pursuing careers in research or industry, students will gain the necessary tools to excel and make valuable contributions in their chosen paths. Foundations of Chemistry IA is designed for students seeking a solid foundation in chemistry, whether they are pursuing it as a core requirement or a general elective. It welcomes students from various academic programs who are eager to develop a solid grasp of chemical concepts and their real-world applications. The course content is designed for students with limited background in chemistry. Upon successful completion of Foundations of Chemistry IA, students will be able to identify different states of matter, trends of the periodic table, and molecular shape, and draw conclusions about physical and chemical properties. Students will be able to perform basic chemical calculations and balance chemical equations. In addition, they will develop an understanding of acids and bases and chemical equilibrium and their importance in various scientific fields. Face-to-face on-campus delivery provides opportunities for interactive lectures, hands-on laboratory experiments, and engaging discussions. Students will explore scientific methodology and collaborative work, develop critical thinking skills and enhance their problem-solving abilities. In the laboratory, they will gain proficiency in common chemistry techniques and reinforce theoretical concepts. Assessment activities may include quizzes, laboratory reports, assignments, and examinations. By successfully completing these assessments, students will demonstrate their ability to apply chemical concepts to real-world scenarios and solve problems.

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Course Outline

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Critical Dates

Term Last Day to Add Online Census Date Last Day to WNF Last Day to WF
3810 Mon 12/03/2018 Sat 31/03/2018 Fri 04/05/2018 Fri 08/06/2018


Class Details

Enrolment Class: Lecture
Class Nbr Section Size Available Dates Days Time Location
14806 LE01 10 5 26 Feb - 5 Mar Monday 10am - 11am The Braggs, G60, Bragg Lecture Theatre
27 Feb - 27 Mar Tuesday 11am - 12pm The Braggs, G60, Bragg Lecture Theatre
28 Feb - 28 Mar Wednesday 9am - 10am The Braggs, G60, Bragg Lecture Theatre
19 Mar - 26 Mar Monday 10am - 11am The Braggs, G60, Bragg Lecture Theatre
18 Apr - 18 Apr Wednesday 9am - 10am The Braggs, G60, Bragg Lecture Theatre
23 Apr - 4 Jun Monday 10am - 11am The Braggs, G60, Bragg Lecture Theatre
1 May - 5 Jun Tuesday 11am - 12pm The Braggs, G60, Bragg Lecture Theatre
2 May - 6 Jun Wednesday 9am - 10am The Braggs, G60, Bragg Lecture Theatre
18442 LEC0 10 10 This class does not have any timetabled face-to-face sessions. Please check MyUni or contact your Course Coordinator for details.
Note: Enrol in this class if you do not wish to attend the lectures. The lecture recordings will be placed online each day AFTER the lecture has been held. Be aware that there are two lecture tests during the semester that you may wish to attend.
Related Class: Practical
Class Nbr Section Size Available Dates Days Time Location
11060 PR04 5 1 14 Mar - 14 Mar Wednesday 2pm - 5pm Johnson, 106, Laboratory
28 Mar - 28 Mar Wednesday 2pm - 5pm Johnson, 106, Laboratory
9 May - 9 May Wednesday 2pm - 5pm Johnson, 106, Laboratory
23 May - 23 May Wednesday 2pm - 5pm Johnson, 106, Laboratory
6 Jun - 6 Jun Wednesday 2pm - 5pm Johnson, 106, Laboratory
14807 PR02 5 4 13 Mar - 13 Mar Tuesday 2pm - 5pm Johnson, 106, Laboratory
27 Mar - 27 Mar Tuesday 2pm - 5pm Johnson, 106, Laboratory
24 Apr - 24 Apr Tuesday 2pm - 5pm Johnson, 106, Laboratory
8 May - 8 May Tuesday 2pm - 5pm Johnson, 106, Laboratory
22 May - 22 May Tuesday 2pm - 5pm Johnson, 106, Laboratory
Related Class: Workshop
Class Nbr Section Size Available Dates Days Time Location
13466 WR09 10 5 9 Mar - 23 Mar Friday 1pm - 2pm Lower Napier, LG24, Teaching Room
20 Apr - 8 Jun Friday 1pm - 2pm Lower Napier, LG24, Teaching Room