General Chemistry I

General chemistry (I) is a first-semester of a two-semester sequence general chemistry course, often taught at introductory university level for first-year students in natural and life sciences program and are intended to serve as a broad introduction to a variety of core concepts in chemistry. As such, this course provides an important opportunity for students to understand how those concepts apply to their lives and the world around them. It is a complement to the other courses because it serves to facilitate the chemical understanding of biological phenomena. In this course, we study the main topics in General Chemistry (I), beginning with atomic structure, then progressing to the electronic configuration of atoms, the periodic table and chemical bonds.

"I want everyone to succeed in this class. Success is a matter of practice , not just listening to lecture; Lectures Provide the Foundation, but Practice Cements the Learning"