Aims and Goals

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To ensure that all students entering Chem 2 have the prerequesite knowledge equivalent to CHEM1101 and CHEM1102.

Syllabus

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A summary of the syllabus is available.

How the Course Works

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This course is web based which means that you can do it wherever you are and at any time you like between now and mid-February provided you have internet access. Information about the topics covered as well as questions on each topic are provided here . These questions enable you to test your own understanding and worked answers are provided. When you have mastered this material there is an open book Supplementary Course Test for you to do.

Enrolling in Chem 2

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This information is only for students that have completed CHEM1001 and CHEM1002 and wish to enrol in 2nd year Chemistry!

• You will not be able to enrol in Chem 2 without a signed 'Special Permission Form'.
• Once you have completed the Supplementary Course Test and have been informed by us that you have passed, download a copy of the Special Permission Form, complete it and take it to the Second Year Chemistry coordinator (Dr Peter Rutledge (P.Rutledge@chem.usyd.edu.au, Room 547, School of Chemistry) for his signature.
• Take the signed form to the Faculty of Science Enquiry counter (level 2, Carslaw) to complete your enrolment in Chem 2.
• Although enrolment can be completed at the very begining of semester we would appreciate your early enrolment. (If you need added incentive, remember that the queues at the Faculty Office are shorter before the start of semester).
  

What You Should Do

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• Work through the information about the topics covered by this course.
• Complete the assignments associated with each topic and check off your answers with the model answers to gauge your understanding.
• Print off the Supplementary Course Test, complete it and send your script for marking by 13th February 2009 to :

  First Year Enquiry Office,
  School of Chemistry,
  University of Sydney,
  NSW 2006.

  The standard examination data sheet (including Periodic Table) is available here if you want it.
• You will be informed of your mark by email.