CHEM 1600 General Chemistry I

A study of the fundamental concepts of chemistry - encompassing such topics as matter and measurement, atoms, molecules and ions, atomic and molecular structure, stoichiometric calculations, basic thermochemistry and theories of chemical bonding. This course is the introductory chemistry course for chemistry, biology and other quantitatively oriented majors and provides a rigorous introduction to chemistry, the comprehension of which is fundamental to a scientific understanding of the world around us.

UCC Area H (Critical Thinking & Problem Solving: Natural Sciences) Course Objectives: Explore and engage in processes, techniques, and strategies that foster curiosity, promote inquiry, and yield well-reasoned conclusions and solutions concerning humans and the world they live in. Students will be charged an additional Chemistry Lab Fee when enrolling in this course. Prerequisite(s): MATH 1150 OR MATH 1160 OR MATH 1170 OR MATH 1300 OR MATH 1350
Credits: 4.0