Corequisite	Chm 1215 Honors Freshman Chemistry I Laboratory
Instructor:	Dr. Chris Parr	BE 3.506	M 2-4 or appt.	(972)883-2485
TA:	Mr. Kyle Cattanach	BE 3.414	TR 8-10a or appt.	(972) 267-0384
Required Texts:	CHEMISTRY by Zumdahl QUANTITATIVE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS by Harris
Grading:	4 hourly exams (60%) Homework (5%) Comprehensive final (35%) 100  A  90   B+  87  B  83  B-  80   C+  77  C  73  C-  70   D+  67  D  63  D-  60  F
Homework	Homework will be assigned and its solutions will be posted eventually for your benefit. It will be available as a multiple choice web form to be filled out for a grade. Students are encouraged to consult with the instructor or TAs concerning problematic questions.
Resources	Molecules: molecules (Chime) in 3d.

This course is designed for students with a solid foundation in the principles of general chemistry. Students will be exposed to modern chemical topics that ordinarily aren't covered until much later in the undergraduate curriculum. Specific topics that will be covered in this course include, atomic and molecular theory, structure and bonding, chemical applications of symmetry and group theory, transition metal chemistry, organic and biochemistry, and the application of chemical principles to environmental issues. A course outline for the Fall 2000 semester is given below.