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Section: 001 Mondays & Wednesdays & Fridays 9:00 – 9:50 am FN 2.102
Prerequisite: The first semester of College-level General Chemistry (e.g., CHEM 1311 or 1315) is assumed.
Required Text: Chemistry: Matter and Its Changes, 4th Edition, by Brady and Senese.
Optional Text: Study Guide - Chemistry: Matter and Its Changes, 4th Edition, by Brady.
Attendance: will not be taken except to confirm you are on the official UTD “photo” roster and to confirm you have
received this two-page syllabus; I also take attendance on Exam Days. You will be responsible for all assignments made
during class whether you are in attendance or not. Be sure to check your UTD Email frequently for miscellaneous class
announcements.
Homework: will be assigned but will not be collected nor graded. Answers will be posted in the hallway outside the
office of Professor John W. Sibert (BE 3.520). Suggested homework problems can be found at:
http://www.utdallas.edu/~sibertj/gen_chem_ii_Homework.htm
Quizzes: There will be 6-8 unannounced quizzes (administered in class) on lecture and homework materials. There will
be no make-up quizzes given; quizzes can not be taken early. You will receive a grade of ‘zero’ for any quiz you miss.
Your quiz grade will be determined by your best five quiz scores.
Exams: All four midterm exams and the final exam must be taken at the scheduled start-time (8:00 am CST) and day (see
next page) in the selected (TBD) auditorium (not FN 2.102). There will be no make-up exams given; exams can not be
taken early. You will receive a grade of ‘zero’ for any exam you miss. If your final exam grade is higher, it will replace
your lowest midterm exam grade (provided the three other midterms were taken). The three-hour final exam is
comprehensive and can not be substituted for any other grade (don’t miss it).
Grading:
Four Midterm Exams (50 minutes each) 60%
Five Quizzes 15%
CHEM 1312 Tentative Schedule