chem1011 course outline (1 Viewer)

[Danni07]

Would anyone who has a copy of the chem1011 course outline be generous enough to send it to me (dcremona@hotmail.com) or post the link? I'm trying to decide if I should take it next semester...

 

[mr EaZy]

Would anyone who has a copy of the chem1011 course outline be generous enough to send it to me (dcremona@hotmail.com) or post the link? I'm trying to decide if I should take it next semester...

if she doesnt reply, can someone email it to her?
lol
sorry

 

[Danni07]

Thank you
edit: what have i gotten myself into... :s

 

[Nebuchanezzar]

Pretty much anyone doing science should do chemistry. I can't recall many majors that don't require it (geology, psychology. i think that's it).

 

[Danni07]

Pretty much anyone doing science should do chemistry. I can't recall many majors that don't require it (geology, psychology. i think that's it).

Which is why I'm a psych major

 

[Dumsum]

Pretty much anyone doing science should do chemistry. I can't recall many majors that don't require it (geology, psychology. i think that's it).

Maths.

 

[Nebuchanezzar]

Fine. Shuttup.

Still pretty important for a pretty clear cut majority of sciences though. That's what ol Anna Choy said to us. I tend to believe what she said.

 

[jemsta]

yep and so much for calling it fundamentals
that one semester of chem at unsw equates to two subjects here at UTS which i absolutely love

 

[Nebuchanezzar]

The structure of it at UNSW is way different to that of USyd as well, apparently. I'm doing Chem1102 at USyd now, having only done first session chem at UNSW in second term, and I'm doing the exact same organic chemistry as I was doing at UNSW, albeit with a bit more info about chirality and these fancy curly arrows dealies. The chem department here is ten billion times better than that of UNSW.

Sad but true.

 

[jemsta]

hey neb :wave:
yeah theres two subjects on organic chem that i have to do, so itll be more in depth and not as rushed, so we have a little bit more than 5 weeks to conquer organic chem
shall be sweet

 

[Nebuchanezzar]

It is the most exciting subcomponent of chemistry. I spose it gets more interesting when you're heavily into the medicinal side of it too (instead of concentrating only on the exciting colour changes of 2,4 dinitroblahblah [the only thing i really recall being at all interesting in unsw chem]).

hey neb

Oh, I'm sure UTS chem rocks too. If that's what you were getting at.