CHEM201 Syllabus

CHEM201: General Chemistry

COURSE CONTENTS CHEM201

Lecture 1:            Electronic Structure of Atoms Experimental Basis Surveyed

Lecture 2:            Atomic Models

Lecture 3:            Basic Concept of Quantum Mechanics

Lecture 4:            Atomic Orbitals

Lecture 5:            Structure and Bonding in Ionic crystals

Lecture 6:            Isomorphism

Lecture 7:            Polymorphism

Lecture 8:            Crystals lattices

Lecture 9:            Lattice energy

Lecture 10:          Polarization of Ions

 

CHEM101 is the Pre-requisite for taking CHEM201

Course Outline   CHEM101

1.     Atoms, Molecules, Elements and Compound

2.     Laws of chemical combination

3.     The Mole Concept

4.     Gross features of atomic structures

5.     Periodic tables

6.     Chemical bonding and shape of molecules

7.     Oxidation-Reduction(REDOX) reaction

8.     General concepts of acids & bases, hydration, hydrolysis, weak and strong electrolytes.

Course Goal:

To guide the students in learning the various concepts contained in the course contents and be able to solve problem related to the concepts with at least 95% proficiency.

Course Facilitator:   

Sunday Ibrahim,

NCE(Biology/Chemistry), B.Sc.(Ed) Chemistry, M.Ed.(Science Education),PhD(In View)

Science Education Unit, School of Secondary Education (Sciences),

Federal College of Education, Kano.

E-mail:         iamachemistryteacher@gmail.com

SMS/ Whatsapp:   07030439155

Office Location: Room 1, New Site, New TETFUND Block adjacent to Staff Secondary, Federal College of Education, Kano-Nigeria

Consultation Hours: 11 am-3:00 pm (Mondays and Thursdays) 

 

Assessment & Grading

S/N

ITEM

PERCENTAGE SCORE

1.

Quizzes/Tests

20%

2

Assignment/Project/Presentation

10%

3

Discussions

10%

4

Exam

60%

 

Course Delivery Strategy

The course delivery system is composed of both theoretical and practice-based teaching.

·        In class lectures and online supplement will be the major methods of course delivery for theoretical aspects.

·        For practice-based teaching, students will be assigned into groups(5-10 in a group) with members of the group making a presentations of  about 10 minutes each(including presentation and feedback time).

 

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