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610-220 Organic Chemistry

Note:

1. Special Requirements: Practical Bound A-4 notebook, and a set of Darling or Allyn and Bacon molecular models. Students must collect the 200-level "Organic Chemistry Practical Course " manual.
2. Credit cannot be gained for both 610-220 and 610-221.

Credit points: 12.0

Coordinator: Dr M. Gill

Prerequisite: 610-121 and 610-122, or 610-141 and 610-142

Corequisite: 610-260

Contact: 20 lectures (3 per week), 45 hours practical work, 6 tutorials

Timetable: First semester

Objectives:

By the end of the teaching program in Organic Chemistry the student should:

Comprehend:

• the fundamentals of stereochemistry of carbon compounds;
• the concept of aromaticity;
• the basic types of heterocyclic compounds;
• the syntheses and reactions of simple polyfunctional compounds.

Have developed:

• skills to synthesize simple organic compounds;
• qualitative laboratory manipulative skills;
• skills to record and interpret chemical observations.

Appreciate:

• the importance of rational, critical and independent thought in chemical science and in the understanding of organic chemistry.

Content:

Stereochemistry, aromaticity, and polyfunctional compounds: elementary heterocyclic chemistry.

Assessment:

One 2-hour end-of-semester written examination; a short written test on the practical component. Practical work will be continuously assessed, and the practical work must be completed satisfactorily before credit can be granted.

Prescribed texts:

• McMurry J Organic Chemistry (3rd ed Brooks/Cole, 1992)

1. Chemistry, Faculty of Science (v4, p178) : Next:610-221 | Prev:610-211

2. Chemistry, Faculty of Educ(Parkville) (v5, p80) : Next:610-221 | Prev:610-211

610-220 Organic Chemistry

Note:

1. Credit cannot be gained for both 610-220 and 610-221.
2. Special Requirements: Practical Bound A-4 notebook, and a set of Darling or Allyn and Bacon molecular models. Students must collect the 200-level "Organic Chemistry Practical Course " manual.

Credit points: 12.0

Coordinator: Dr M Gill.

Prerequisite: 610-121 and 610-122, or 610-141 and 610-142

Corequisite: 610-260

Contact: 20 lectures (3 each week), 45 hours practical work, 6 tutorials

Timetable: First semester.

Objectives:

By the end of the teaching program in Organic Chemistry the student should:

Comprehend:

• the fundamentals of stereochemistry of carbon compounds;
• the concept of aromaticity;
• the basic types of heterocyclic compounds;
• the syntheses and reactions of simple polyfunctional compounds.

Have developed:

• skills to synthesize simple organic compounds;
• qualitative laboratory manipulative skills;
• skills to record and interpret chemical observations.

Appreciate:

• the importance of rational, critical and independent thought in chemical science and in the understanding of organic chemistry.

Content:

Stereochemistry, aromaticity, and polyfunctional compounds: elementary heterocyclic chemistry.

Assessment:

One 2-hour end-of-semester written examination; a short written test on the practical component. Practical work will be continuously assessed, and the practical work must be completed satisfactorily before credit can be granted.

Prescribed texts:

• McMurry J Organic Chemistry (3rd ed) Brooks/Cole 1992

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