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Chemistry 100/100L Main Page - Updated August 26, 2008

Chemistry 100/100L - Main Page - Fall 2008

Welcome to Fundamentals of Chemistry.
Announcements!
  • 8/26 - LECTURE CLASS - It was nice meeting each of you today. If you have not yet received an add code and do not yet have a lab, please get into a lab. You can wait until Thursday, but my lab is officially full, so there may or may not be open seats, depending on who shows up on time at 6:30 two days from now. Check the online schedule for other open labs and send a message to the teacher of that lab to see if you can get in. This will not prevent you from adding my lab, but it will give you a second option, so do it! Good luck to all of you who are trying to add.
  • First lab starts on Thursday, August 28, at 6:30 pm.
    Please read the safety orientation and the Math Basics problem set to prepare for our first lab.

Syllabus

  • Syllabus (page 1): course descriptions, time/place, books/supplies
  • Policies: attendance, collaboration, adds/drops, office hrs
  • Grades: thresholds & point distributions for lecture and lab
  • Details: laboratory information
  • Hints: how to succeed in chemistry
  • Calendar: what we'll do each day

Additional Pages

  • Files: Records of what we've done each day, including PPT slides, handouts, in-class exercises, exams, and answer keys.
  • E-Mails: Copies of emails that I send to the class.
  • Main Page: This page is the main page. The Internet address for this page is http://lingnerchem.com/miramar/100/. It's the portal for the rest of the pages. Look here for announcements, if any, during the semester.
  • http://www.masteringchemistry.com (course identification: MCLINGNER26738) is a very useful supplement to our textbook. Please use it frequently.

You can reach most of the pages on this website from any other page, by using the navigation bar at the top of each page.

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I hope you enjoy this chemistry class. Please feel free to email me at any time with questions or concerns. I've yet to receive a "dumb" question by email, so if you're worried that you might be asking a question you shouldn't be asking, please get over it.

Here is a copy of the syllabus that I'll hand out in lab and class on August 26.
(Original Syllabus, PDF format, 450 kB)

If you'd like to know a little more about me, check this link and these photos.