化學(二)

As a core foundational course for chemistry majors and related disciplines, General Chemistry aims to strengthen students’ understanding of matter and its reactions. By studying this course, students will build a solid foundation for pursuing advanced professional courses in chemistry and related fields.

Familiarity with the contents of Chemistry (I) course: the fundamental concepts of quantum mechanics and chemical bonding, and the First and Second Laws of Thermodynamics.

1. TA: Yu-Cheng Liu (vincent.liu0717.sc13@nycu.edu.tw) 2. Notice the announcements and documents on the E3 platform. 3. During the examination, the use of mobile phones is strictly prohibited. Students are required to bring their own computers and use ballpoint pens to complete their responses. 4. If a student is found cheating during an examination, no credit will be granted for that exam. In addition, the student will be required to submit a written statement of self-reflection, and both their parents and the school administration will be formally notified. 5. Question Bank from Previous Years: https://e3p.nycu.edu.tw/course/view.php?id=7535

Midterm Exam: 40% (04/24 Friday evening) Final Exam: 40% (06/17 Wednesday evening) Quiz: 20% Bonus

Brian B. Laird “University Chemistry” McGraw Hill, 2009.

地點

R431, Science Building II

時間

10:00 - 12:00 Friday

聯絡方式

Email: sungfuhung@nycu.edu.tw