The first semester of General Chemistry at U.T. Dallas covers standard topics ranging from balancing chemical equations through elementary Organic Chemistry. Its syllabus for the current semester (summer 2000) describes the structure of the course.

The course Topic Schedule is keyed to the text, Brady and Holum, Chemistry: The Study of Matter and its Changes. Links on that page go to Lecture Notes.

Homework and its solutions are available by clicking the underlined words. Similarly, Exam Solutions will also be browsable. If you'd like to have sample Gen Chem problems generated for you on the web, you might try this link.

The laboratory course, CHM 1111, is described in its own webpage with a syllabus, and the schedule that specifies experiments and their due dates, workshops, and the lab final.

The instructor for the summer of 2000 is Professor Chris Parr. Dr. Parr is available to students via all of the channels below:

Chris Parr
University of Texas at Dallas
Programs in Chemistry.  Room: Berkner 3.506
P.O. Box 830688  M/S BE2.6 (for snailmail)
Richardson, TX  75083-0688

   Voice: (972) 883-2485
     Fax: (972) 883-2925
     BBS: (972) 883-2168 (V.34) or -2932 (V.32bis)
Internet: parr@utdallas.edu  (sends Dr. Parr UTD-related e-mail.)
          DrCAParr@aol.com  (sends him non-UTD e-mail)
WWW Page: http://wwwpub.utdallas.edu/~parr