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Announcements:(5/6) The class average for Exam 3 was 65, which is
pretty good for this exam. The high score was 100
and the low score was 35. The answer key is on the
Download page and the worked out solutions will be posted
shortly. The FINAL EXAM is Wednesday, 5/15, 1 to 3 pm.
The rooms will be the same as for Exam 3. You will
need the same scan tron as for the midterm exams. As
discussed in lecture most of the questions will be taken
from your midterm exams and modified, but there will also
be a few questions on the material covered since Exam
3. See the Exam 4 study guide on the download page
for details and sample problems on the new material. There will be NO HELPROOM THIS WEEK, but we will have
helproom hours next week in case you have questions
heading into the final on Wednesday. The hours are posted
on the Helproom page. (4/26) EXAM 3 is
next FRIDAY, 5/3, 3 to 3:50 pm. The
locations will be the same as for Exam 1: Lab sections 2,
5, 6, 9, 10 and 12 (all of Ryan's and Savannah's sections)
will be in the regular lecture room, GMCS 333. All
other sections, 1,3,4,7,8, and 11 (all of Lili's and
Joshua's sections) will be in ENS280. The exam will
consist of 20 multiple choice questions. A detailed
study guide is available on the "Download" page, along
with a blank practice exam and worked out solutions to the
practice exam. Note that these were updated today to
reflect the exam this semester. It would also be a
good idea to review the quizzes from this semester.
The keys for quiz 7 and 8 are now posted on the download
page. The key for Quiz 9 will be posted after every
section has taken it. (3/27) The class average for Exam 2 was 65, which is typical for this exam. The high score was 100 and the low score was 30. The answer key and the worked out solutions are on the download page. (3/20) IMPORTANT!!! We will NOT be using
ENS280 for the exam since another class has it reserved
at that time. Room changes for Exam 2:
GMCS 333: sections 2,5,6,9,10 and 12;
PG 153: Sections 1,4 and 7; AL 101 sections 3,8,11. The exam will consist of 20 multiple choice questions. A detailed study guide is available on the "Download" page, along with a blank practice exam and worked out solutions to the practice exam. It would also be a good idea to review the quizzes from this semester. The keys for quiz 4 and 5 are now posted on the download page. The key for Quiz 6 will be posted after every section has taken it. (2/27) The class average for Exam 1 was 72, which is very good! The high score was 100 and the low score 35. When you get your exam booklet back (in lab this week) make sure you check your exam against the answer key to make sure your blackboard grade is correct. The answer key is now posted on the download page. If you have any concerns see Dr. Smith in her office hours this week to take a look at your scan tron. The worked out solutions to the exam will also be posted (shortly). (2/18) EXAM 1 is this FRIDAY, 2/22, 3 to 3:50 pm. Lab sections 2, 5, 6, 9, and 10 will be in the regular lecture room, GMCS 333. All other sections (1,3,4,7,8,11 and 12) will be in ENS280. The exam will consist of 20 multiple choice questions. A detailed study guide is available on the "Download" page, along with a blank practice exam and worked out solutions to the practice exam. It would also be a good idea to review the quizzes from this semester. The keys for quiz 1 and 2 are now posted on the download page. The key for Quiz 3 will be posted after every section has taken it. For the exam you will need scantron form 20788 (light blue, 4"x11"), a pencil, an eraser (not needed if you never make a mistake) and a non-graphing, scientific calculator. (1/28) REMINDER: You will be doing the first lab experiment in your Wed./Thurs. labs this week. In order to do this you will need to come prepared with your safety equipment (goggles/safety glasses, approved lab apron/coat and closed toe shoes) and your lab notebook with your pre-lab already written in it. Of course, in order to do the latter you will need the experimental procedure (!) The lab manuals should be available in the bookstore today or tomorrow, but in case they aren't, here is the procedure for Exp. 1 and the lab notebook instructions. (1/18) Welcome to the CHEM 201 Website!! The lecture and exam schedule for this semester, along with reading assignments and suggested homework problems, can be found on the "Lecture" page. The quiz and experiment schedule is on the "Lab" page. The "Download" page contains lots of extra study material like old quizzes and exams. As mentioned in class, the first thing you want to do is start studying for the ion test: Ion Test Info THERE WILL BE NO RECITATION SECTION ON TUESDAY, 1/22, DUE TO MLK DAY HOLIDAY ON MONDAY CRASHING INFO: Go to the lab you want to get into on Wed or Thurs next week (1/23 or 1/24) and sign up on the crasher list. |
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