Chemistry

• CHE 111: General Chemistry I
• CHE 114: General Chemistry II
• CHEM 101: General Descriptive Chemistry I
• CHEM 102: General Descriptive Chemistry II

CHE 111: General Chemistry I

Self-paced Correspondence

Temporarily unavailable for enrollment. Topics covered include measurements in the metric system and temperature conversions; the nature of atoms, molecules, and ions; chemical calculations using chemical formulas and equations; thermochemistry; electronic structure of atoms; properties of elements; chemical bonding and the shapes of molecules; and an introduction to organic molecules.

• Instructor: Harvey B. Herman, PhD
• Credit-granting Institution: UNC-Greensboro
• Meets UNC-Greensboro General Education requirements
• Credit Hours: 3, does not include lab
• Submitted Assignments: 10
• View a sample course syllabus.

Required Texts and Materials

• Brown, LeMay, and Bursten, Chemistry: The Central Science package, 10th edition (2006)—includes text, student's guide, solution manual, and basic media pack
• Access to a calculator capable of computing scientific functions such as logs, sines, and cosines

You may purchase the textbook package at Friday Center Books & Gifts in person, online, or by mailing or faxing in the book order form. Refer to the online ordering site for current book prices.

How to Enroll

CHE 114: General Chemistry II

Self-paced Correspondence

Temporarily unavailable for enrollment. Topics covered include rates of reactions, chemical equilibria, precipitation reactions, acids and bases, spontaneity criteria for reactions, electrochemical cells, redox reactions, and coordination compounds.

• Instructor: Harvey B. Herman, PhD
• Credit-granting Institution: UNC-Greensboro
• Meets UNC-Greensboro General Education requirements
• Credit Hours: 3, does not include lab
• Submitted Assignments: 10
• Prerequisite: CHE 111
• View a sample course syllabus.

Required Texts and Materials

• Brown, LeMay, and Bursten, Chemistry: The Central Science package, 10th edition (2006)—includes text, student's guide, solution manual, and basic media pak
• access to a calculator capable of computing scientific functions such as logs, sines, and cosines

You may purchase the textbook package at Friday Center Books & Gifts in person, online, or by mailing or faxing in the book order form. Refer to the online ordering site for current book prices.

How to Enroll

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CHEM 101: General Descriptive Chemistry I

Self-paced Correspondence

Topics covered include measurements in the metric system and temperature conversions; the nature of atoms, molecules, and ions; chemical calculations using chemical formulas and equations; thermochemistry; electronic structure of atoms; properties of elements; chemical bonding and the shapes of molecules; and an introduction to organic molecules.

• Instructor: Lee Pedersen, PhD
• Credit-granting Institution: UNC-Chapel Hill
• UNC-Chapel Hill perspectives/requirements fulfilled: The Office of Undergraduate Curricula has links to information about which perspectives this course fulfills under the “Pre-2006 Curriculum” and which requirements it fulfills under the new curriculum (see “2006 Curriculum”).
• Credit Hours: 3, does not include lab
• Submitted Assignments: 10
• Prerequisite: MATH 110
• View a sample course syllabus.

Required Texts and Materials

• Wilson, Brown, Bursten, and Murphy, Chemistry: The Central Science package, 11th edition (2009). ISBN 978-0321586681. The text package includes: Chemistry: The Central Science (11/E), Student's Guide (11/E), and Solutions to Red Exercises (11/E).

• access to a calculator capable of computing scientific functions such as logs, sines, and cosines

You may purchase the textbook package at Friday Center Books & Gifts in person, online, or by mailing or faxing in the book order form. Refer to the online ordering site for current book prices.

How to Enroll

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CHEM 102: General Descriptive Chemistry II

Self-paced Correspondence

Topics covered include rates of reactions, chemical equilibria, precipitation reactions, acids and bases, spontaneity criteria for reactions, electrochemical cells, redox reactions, and coordination compounds.

• Instructor: Lee Pedersen, PhD
• Credit-granting Institution: UNC-Chapel Hill
• UNC-Chapel Hill perspectives/requirements fulfilled: The Office of Undergraduate Curricula has links to information about which perspectives this course fulfills under the “Pre-2006 Curriculum” and which requirements it fulfills under the new curriculum (see “2006 Curriculum”).
• Credit Hours: 3, does not include lab
• Submitted Assignments: 10
• Prerequisite: CHEM 101
• View a sample course syllabus.

Required Texts and Materials

• Wilson, Brown, Bursten, and Murphy, Chemistry: The Central Science package, 11th edition (2009). ISBN 978-0321586681. The text package includes: Chemistry: The Central Science (11/E), Student's Guide (11/E), and Solutions to Red Exercises (11/E).

• access to a calculator capable of computing scientific functions such as logs, sines, and cosines

You may purchase the textbook package at Friday Center Books & Gifts in person, online, or by mailing or faxing in the book order form. Refer to the online ordering site for current book prices.

How to Enroll

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