I have updated the My Course Grades link on your Personal Page. I am lacking some labs, which will be updated soon, so do not stress. Links on the Problem Set Page have been updated. Remember if you have any questions about grades/problem set scores let me know and we can talk/Zoom. My schedule this week is very full, however, if you need to talk so you can make a course decision I will find time prior to Friday at 5 pm.
Exam III is Wednesday, April 7, 2021 beginning at 9:30 am.
The deadline for students to drop a full-semester course is Friday, April 9 at 5:00 p.m.
Lab for the week of April 5 - April 9, 2021: Group A (F2F) Experiment 11: Oxidation - Reduction and Laboratory Checkout. (Remember lab begins with a discussion period at 12:30 pm. Bring your questions over Problem Sets, BCEs, DCIs, ACAs to the discussion. Pre-Laboratory Questions do not need to be completed before you arrive at 12:30 pm, however, you should be able to answer those quations based on Monday's BCE. Group B(OL): Exp 10: Potentiometric Determination of an Equilibrium Constant. Watch the lab video and complete the Quiz on Canvas. Group C(OL): Exp 10: Potentiometric Determination of an Equilibrium Constant. Watch the lab video and complete the Quiz on Canvas.
Exam II average was 52. I have updated your Personal Grades page with more PS and Lab scores. If you have any questions or concerns I am happy to talk with you.
Exam I average was 57. This compares to Exam I averages of 63 (SP18), 58.6 (SP17) and 57 (SP16), so the average this semester is pretty consistent with past semesters. I will have more data after I get some lab scores from your TA. Once I have those I will be able to post scores on the My Course Grades link on your Personal Page. I will try to get that additional data ASAP. Still working on the BCE and ACA. Those should be posted soon.
I'm working on a new link to Lecture resources for class. You are welcome to make suggestions of what else I can place here. For now there is a link to an activity we will do in class on Friday to introduce intermolecular attractive forces (IMAF). Get it and bring to class.
The
first thing you need to do to access materials for this class is to complete
the Secret Identification (SID) form. Click on the SID#/Name link in the left
frame and complete the form. You will receive an e-mail from Dr. Gelder indicating
your SID has been accepted. Once you have entered an SID you can go to your Personal page. On your Personal Page check out the Assignment Page (what is happening in class),
and get your personal Review Problem Set and Problem Set #1 from the Problem Set link.
Copies of the During Class Invention activities are located in the During Class Inventions and Computer Lab Activities
Workbook .Interactive General Chemistry, Jessica White, Brian Anderson, Brandon Green, Mildred Hall, Macmillian Learning, the CHEM 1515 Student Laboratory Manual 2020 - 2021 and During Class Inventions and Computer Laboratory Activities
Volume II, 3rd Edition, Abraham, Gelder and Greenbowe.
Lab Sections
Lab Section # |
Lab Day |
Time |
TA |
Lab Room |
|
20511 |
Thursday |
12:30 pm - 3:15 pm |
Austin Anderson |
PS258 |
aaustir@okstate.edu |
20516 |
Thursday |
12:30 pm - 3:15 pm |
Haoran Zhong |
PS259 |
haoranz@okstate.edu |
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