This is a second-year honors level chemistry course for those students who have successfully completed a year of chemistry. The content of the course will include topics covered under the Advanced Placement Chemistry syllabus such as bonding, periodicity, equilibrium, kinetics and electrochemistry. The course emphasizes a much more detailed and quantitative study of theory than did the first-year course and expects students to have a strong understanding of basic chemistry and mathematical reasoning. Students learn to use a variety of analytical equipment and techniques.
SKILL 1: Modeling
Students will be able to interpret or construct an effective model in familiar and unfamiliar contexts using all relevant chemistry content.
SKILL 2: Problem Solving
Students will be able to solve problems mathematically using all relevant chemistry content in familiar and unfamiliar contexts.
SKILL 3: Data Gathering, Interpretation and Analysis
Students will be able to gather, graphically illustrate, analyze, and interpret data using all relevant chemistry content in familiar and unfamiliar contexts.