Introduction to Chemistry (CHEM 102)

Term: 2019-2020 Fall Semester

Faculty

Matthew Thomas HayenShow MyInfo popup for Matthew Thomas Hayen

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Office Hours

• Start Date: May 16 2018 7:20AM
• End Date: May 16 2018 7:50AM
• Single Date:
• Weekly Days: Monday
• Note:

Office Hours

• Start Date: Aug 28 2018 10:00AM
• End Date: Aug 28 2018 10:50AM
• Single Date:
• Weekly Days: Monday Wednesday
• Note: If you don't see me in the office, check the lab 413A

Office Hours

• Start Date: May 16 2018 7:20AM
• End Date: May 16 2018 7:50AM
• Single Date:
• Weekly Days: Monday
• Note:

Office Hours

• Start Date: Aug 28 2018 10:00AM
• End Date: Aug 28 2018 10:50AM
• Single Date:
• Weekly Days: Monday Wednesday
• Note: If you don't see me in the office, check the lab 413A

Office Hours

• Start Date: May 16 2018 7:20AM
• End Date: May 16 2018 7:50AM
• Single Date:
• Weekly Days: Monday
• Note:

Office Hours

• Start Date: Aug 28 2018 10:00AM
• End Date: Aug 28 2018 10:50AM
• Single Date:
• Weekly Days: Monday Wednesday
• Note: If you don't see me in the office, check the lab 413A

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Schedule

Tue-Thu, 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM (8/26/2019 - 12/13/2019) Location: DCKSN WC 129
Tue-Thu, 12:00 PM - 1:50 PM (8/26/2019 - 12/13/2019) Location: DCKSN WC 129

Description

A survey of the basic concepts and principles of chemistry designed for non-science majors or students who have little or no previous chemistry experience. An introduction to the basic language of chemistry, the basic systems of inorganic, organic, and biochemistry, and their applications to everyday life, human anatomy and physiology, and the environment. Topics may include the chemistry of drugs, household products, energy resources. This course is designed for students who are not majoring in chemistry as well as for those fulfilling a lab science requirement in their degree if taken with CHEM 104. One semester of high school science expected. Prerequisite: E, M, R.