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Course Description

This non-credit interactive course is intended to prepare students for university-level chemistry courses. This course is fast-paced and takes place over 12 weeks. Assessment includes (but is not limited to) weekly assignments, a mid-term and final exam.

Topics include:

Elements and Compounds; Chemical Reactions; Atomic Structure; The Periodic Table; Chemical Names and Formulas; Chemical Quantities; and, Stoichiometry.

Textbook:

Timberlake, Karen C. (2019). Basic Chemistry. Boston, Massachusetts: Pearson Prentice Hall.

The textbook is mandatory, and students must have it on the start date of the course. You may purchase the textbook through the University Bookstore. Textbook options are also available directly from the publisher.

This course is delivered entirely online via Desire2Learn (D2L) and Microsoft Teams. Students must have access to a computer, microphone and speakers, or a headset. Students will be required to participate in a live, interactive session to take place one evening per week for the duration of the course. Students will also be required to submit a final exam form.

Withdrawals and refunds:

  • Withdrawal within the first week - refund of full course fee paid less $50 administration fee
  • Withdrawal after completion of the first week - no refund

 

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Section Title
University Prep Chemistry
Section Schedule
May 06, 2024 to Aug 09, 2024
Type
Online: Self-Paced
Dates
May 06, 2024 to Aug 09, 2024
Type
Virtual
Days
W
Time
7:00PM to 8:00PM
Dates
May 08, 2024 to Jul 31, 2024
Schedule and Location
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Contact Hours
13.0
Delivery Options
Virtual  
Online: Fixed Date  
Course Fee(s)
Price non-credit $350.00
Drop Request Deadline
Mar 07, 2024 to May 10, 2024
Transfer Request Deadline
Mar 13, 2024 to May 10, 2024
Reading List / Textbook

Timberlake, Karen C. (2019). Basic Chemistry. Boston, Massachusetts: Pearson Prentice Hall.

The textbook is mandatory, and students must have it on the start date of the course. You may purchase the textbook through the University Bookstore. Textbook options are also available directly from the publisher.

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