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Supplementary Course

Supplementary Course in Chemistry

This course is for students wishing to proceed to intermediate chemistry (Chem 2) after successful completion of Fundamentals of Chemistry A and B (CHEM1001 and CHEM1002).

The Fundamentals of Chemistry units are designed for students that have not completed HSC chemistry. The first 6 weeks of Fundamentals of Chemistry provide a brief introduction to chemistry after which the syllabus is parallel to that of 'main stream chemistry' (CHEM1101 & CHEM1102) though the depth of treatment of the topics may vary between the units. This course covers the topics studied in the first six weeks of CHEM1101 that students of CHEM1001 have not experienced but which are assumed knowledge for Chemistry 2.



Unit Summary A summary of the syllabus, the aims and goals, the learner preparation, the learning situations, commitments and outcomes and the assessment procedures are available using the link below.

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Unit Resources The link below gives details and links to the on-line and other resources available for this unit.



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Academic Resources A variety of resources are available to assist you in your studies, including extensive on-line material. These may be accessed using the link below and using your unit area resources.

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Support The First Year Chemistry Team is here to assist and support you in your studies. Use the link below to find out who we are and how to contact us.


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