Syllabus : CHM 234, General Organic Chemistry II : Spring 2015 Online/Hybrid Class SLN 15207



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Syllabus : CHM 234, General Organic Chemistry II : Spring 2015 Online/Hybrid Class SLN 15207 Ian R. Gould Office Hours Office: PS D-109 Mon. 8:30-9:30 AM Phone: 965-7278 Tues. 5:00-6:00 PM + 6:15PM - 7:15PM (online) Lectures: Mon., Wed., Fri., 7:30-8:20 AM Thurs. 9:00-10:00 AM Location: LS-A191 Fri. 8:30 9:30 AM Website: chm234.asu.edu Sat. 3:00-4:00 PM I do not use Blackboard Check the class website regularly for announcements, I will assume that you have read all announcements posted on the website Hybrid/Online Aspects: This is a hybrid class. All lecture and other class materials are online, you are only required to come to class to take the 3 midterm and the final exams, dates and times given below. This hybrid class runs in parallel with the regular on-ground CHM 234 class. The two classes will share the same website, lectures and all class materials. The two classes will have same midterm and final exams. Both classes will take the exams on the same dates at the same times. All exams will be held in PS. Each class period, the on-ground class lectures will be recorded and posted the same day on the class website for use by both the online and on-ground students. Online quizzes will be assigned each week (see below). The quizzes will be the same for the online and on-ground classes. The regular on-ground classroom is unlikely to be full, and you are welcome to attend lecture if you like. These are held in LS-A191, 7:30-8:20 AM, Mon, Wed, Fri. Office hours have been scheduled on Tuesday evening and also Saturday afternoon to help those of you with complex schedules. In general, voluntary review sessions will be held on Saturday afternoons, and also Thursday evening before the midterm and the final exams. A critical issue with any demanding online class is making sure that you have the discipline to keep up with the material and work. For most students this will not be a big issue in this class, since most of you will be motivated towards getting a good grade in organic chemistry anyway to help in your application to preprofessional school etc. Textbook. This class does NOT use a textbook. In the past when I have required or recommended a textbook most students reported that they never used it. This does not mean that you cannot use a textbook. By all means use a textbook if it helps you to learn. A good book is Organic Chemistry 7th Edition, by Paula Bruice, however, just about all the textbooks are the same. Used older editions of textbooks from Amazon are a fantastic deal. I have seen a 5th edition of the Bruice textbook on Amazon for just a few dollars. It should be fairly easy for you to find the appropriate reading and problems that relate to the material that we are covering in any textbook, although some textbooks do not cover pericyclic reactions, a second semester topic (the Bruice one does). If you use the textbook it is important that you also get the accompanying Solutions Manual, since the problems are the MOST IMPORTANT part of any textbook. Many students will ask me if they should get a textbook. Unfortunately I am not able to give a satisfactory answer, since different students have very different needs. Some students really like to study from a textbook and appreciate learning a topic from a different perspective. Some students want a permanent textbook to study for the MCAT, for example. You have to make your own decision on this I am afraid. Note that the lab is a separate course, the textbook for the lab course is required. Model Kit. A Molecular Model Kit, IS SUGGESTED for CHM 234 (but you will not use it as much as you did in CHM 233). The best kit is the HGS 1013/1013A Organic Chemistry Set for Students. The bookstore sells

something that is similar to this. The 1013/1013A kit is available from Amazon, for ca. $20. Another kit is the Prentice Hall Molecular Model Set For Organic Chemistry, but DO NOT BUY IT. It makes pretty models but is terrible for CHM 233. Examinations and Grading. Three midterms will be given from 7:30-8:20 AM on Monday Feb. 16th, Monday Mar. 23rd, and Monday Apr. 13th. The final exam is on Monday May 4th 7:30-9:20 AM. I will not change an exam date for ANY reason since changes will merely result in new conflicts. Although the emphasis of the midterms will be on the most recent material, all exams are necessarily cumulative. The final exam will be on material from the entire course. No late or early exams will be given, you must be present for ALL exams, none are dropped! Weekly Quizzes/Homework. There will be 14 multiple-choice online quizzes, roughly one each week. The deadline for submission of most of the quizzes will 6:00 PM each Sunday, so that the answer key can be posted on the Sunday before each Monday midterm as a study aid. No excuses will be accepted for missing quizzes, you will not be able to make them up, please do not ask. However, the lowest FOUR quiz scores will be dropped. If you are ill, have a job interview etc. just forgot to submit in time or missed the deadline or had computer/internet problems, that is what the dropped quizzes are for, that way I don't have to decide whether your excuse is legitimate or not. Note that there will NOT be any multiple-choice questions on any of the exams. You will be awarded credit up to a maximum of 50 points for using an online homework/practice problems website that accompanies this course, details will be given in class and on the website.

I do not award grades in this class, you earn your grade. It is my job to help you earn the highest grade that you are capable of. Grades are earned on the basis of 1000 total points: Quizzes 10 x 5 pts. = 50 pts. Homework = 50 pts. Midterm Examinations 3 x 175 pts. = 525 pts. Final Examination 1 x 375 pts. = 375 pts. Total = 1000 pts. You will need to obtain the following points totals to earn the grades as shown. Grade A : 880 points Grade B : 770 points Grade C : 600 points Grade D : 460 points I reserve the right to change these points totals (although I almost never do). Grades are earned based on the points totals only. For example, if your score on the first midterm is low but is high on the final, there is no way for you to earn a higher grade than you deserved based on your points total. In this way, no student will earn a higher grade than another even though his or her points total is lower. Note that you are NOT competing against anybody else in this class, in principle EVERYBODY could get an A, although this is unlikely to happen. Once the final course grades have been posted there will be no mechanism for you to get a higher grade, no extra credit, nothing. Don't ask! If you missed a grade by a few points it will not have gone unnoticed by me. Your final exam will have been entirely regraded by me and I will not have been able to find enough points to raise your grade. You earn your grade by EXCEEDING the required number of points, NOT by getting close! Procedures. "Gapped" lecture notes will be provided on the web site as pdf files. Take the pdf files to a local print/copy shop. See the web site for details under "Lecture Material". Use the Gapped notes in class, completed versions of the notes will be posted on the web site at the end of each section. Studying. The course moves fast, please read the study suggestions on the web site under "Study Aids". If you do not understand something, come and see me during office hours as soon as possible. I want to help you! To get help, you must come and see me BEFORE an exam, I can t help you after the exam is over. If you need to get a certain grade in this class to maintain a scholarship, or to graduate, you need to tell me about this at the beginning of the semester! I will do whatever I can to help you. However, do not come to me at the end of the semester, or after you have failed 2 midterms to ask for help. By then it is too late! I cannot give grades to "deserving" cases or out of sympathy, you have to earn your grade. Material Covered. Exam material will be taken from your lecture notes, the website problems and any other materials distributed to the class. Voluntary Review Sessions. Voluntary review sessions will be held at fairly regular intervals, particularly before the exams, look for announcements in class and on the web site for times and locations. Incomplete Policy. An incomplete will only be given under exceptional or catastrophic circumstances, usually for medical reasons that force you to miss multiple classes or tests. I will not give you an incomplete because you do not want a W on your record. Please note the University withdrawal deadlines: Course Withdrawal Deadline April 5th Complete Withdrawal Deadline May 1st Academic honesty is expected of all students in all examinations, papers, laboratory work, academic transactions and records. The possible sanctions include, but are not limited to, appropriate grade penalties, course failure (indicated on the transcript as a grade of E), course failure due to academic dishonesty (indicated on the transcript as a grade of XE), loss of registration privileges, disqualification and dismissal. For more information, see http://provost.asu.edu/academicintegrity.

CHM 233 > Fall 2015 : Ian R. Gould Exam/Lecture Schedule Subject to change as necessary! Dates Lectures Subject Section Jan 12 - Jan 14 1-2 Halides I Jan 19 No Class, MLK Day Jan 16 - Jan 23 3-5 Retrosynthesis M Jan 26-30 6-8 Alkynes N Feb 2-9 9-12 Alcohols O Feb 11-13 13-14 Organometals P Feb 16 Midterm Exam #1: Emphasis on Sections I - O Feb 18-20 15-16 Ethers/Epoxides Q Feb 23 - Mar 6 17-22 Conjugated Systems R Mar 9 - Mar 13 No Classes, Spring Break Mar 16 23 Aromaticity S Mar 18-27 24-27 Benzene Reactions T Mar 23 Midterm Exam #2: Emphasis on Sections P - S Mar 30 - Apr 6 28-31 Aldehydes/Ketones U Apr 5 Course Withdrawal Deadline Apr 8 - Apr 17 32-35 Enols/Enolates V Apr 13 Midterm Exam #3: Emphasis on Sections T - U, part of V Apr 20 36 Carboxylic Acids W Apr 22 - Apr 27 37-39 Acid Derivatives X Apr 29 - May 1 40-41 Amines Y May 1 Complete Withdrawal Deadline May 4 Final Exam (7:30-9:20 AM)

CHM 234, Spring 2015: Quiz Schedule All quizzes are due SUNDAY at 6PM!! EXCEPT the first Quiz, which will be due Tuesday Jan 20th Quiz #1 Quiz 2 Quiz 3 Quiz 4 Quiz 5 Quiz 6 Quiz 7 NO QUIZ NO QUIZ Quiz 8 Quiz 9 Quiz 10 Quiz 11 Quiz 12 Quiz 13 Quiz 14 TUESDAY Jan 20th, 11:59 PM Sunday Jan 25th, 6:00 PM Sunday Feb 1st, 6:00 PM Sunday Feb 8th, 6:00 PM Sunday Feb 15th, 6:00 PM Sunday Feb 22nd, 6:00 PM Sunday Mar 1st, 6:00 PM Sunday Mar 8th, 6:00 PM Sunday Mar 15th, 6:00 PM Sunday Mar 22nd, 6:00 PM Sunday Mar 29th, 6:00 PM Sunday Apr 5th, 6:00 PM Sunday Apr 12th, 6:00 PM Sunday Apr 19th, 6:00 PM Sunday Apr 26th, 6:00 PM Sunday May 3rd, 6:00 PM