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Senior Freshman Chemistry

Course Coordinator: Dr. Paula Colavita


SF Chemistry Timetables Semester 2 2012-13 (PDF) | Broad Curriculum | Scholarship

Introduction

The Senior Freshman (second year) course in Chemistry consists of two modules. Chemistry 201 (10 credits) and Chemistry 202 (10 credits) both consist of core Physical, Inorganic and Organic Chemistry topics at an intermediate level, which further develop the material covered in the JF year and will serve as a useful basis for further detailed studies in the Sophister years.

Tuition will consist of lectures, tutorials and practicals. The practical course will include the preparation and analysis of a variety of inorganic compounds, studies on synthetic organic chemistry, and set experiments/exercises in physical chemistry and molecular modelling which compliment the lecture courses.

Students will also engage in a team based activity which will involve research, preparation and delivery of a powerpoint presentation on some aspect of everyday chemistry.

Students must have taken Chemistry 101, Chemistry 102 and Maths OR Maths Methods during the Junior Freshman year.

Module CH2201

Course Title Lecturer Number of Lectures
Molecular Orbital Theory Prof. S. M. Draper 6 Lectures
Coordination Chemistry Prof. S. M. Draper 9 Lectures
Chemical Thermodynamics Prof. J. Corish 8 Lectures
Chemical Kinetics Dr. M.E.G. Lyons 5 Lectures
Introduction to Organic Chemistry Prof. T. Gunnlaugsson
Dr E.M. Scanlan
14 Lectures

Module CH2202

Course Title Lecturer Number of Lectures
Main Group Chemistry Prof. Y. Gun'ko 7 Lectures
Nuclear and Medicinal Inorganic Chemistry Dr. C. Schulzke 6 Lectures
Theroetical and Quantum Chemistry Dr P.E. Colavita 9 Lectures
Introduction to Organic Synthesis Dr. M. Southern 7 Lectures
Organic Spectroscopy Dr. M. Southern 7 Lectures
Introduction to Molecular Modelling Prof. G.W. Watson 6 Lectures

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This course is funded by the Irish government under the National Development Plan 2007-2013 and aided by the European Social Fund (ESF) under the Human Capital Investment Operational Programme 2007-2013.


Last updated 14 January 2013 by School of Chemistry (Email).