Last updated: Tuesday, 10 February 2009
|
This website contains archived materials (lecture slides, problem
sets, exams) from past terms. The
current term’s materials will be posted on the Moodle
course website. ____________________________________________________________________________________ NOTE: Important
class announcements will be sent out via email, so please check to be sure
the university has your current email address (check on your MyConcordia Portal). ____________________________________________________________________________________ Dr.Rogers’ EXAMS from previous terms Midterm exams: F2008
midterm exam -- solutions
(Ch.1-4 & 7.3-7.5, 7.10) W2008
midterm exam -- solutions
(Ch.1-4 & 7.3-7.5, 7.10) F2005
midterm exam -- solutions
(Ch.1, 2, 3.1-3.5 & 7.3-7.5, 7.10) W2005
midterm exam -- solutions W05
sample midterm -- solutions
Lab exams: (Samples not available) Multiple choice, short answer
& diagrams/naming Study “Operations” (used in your experiments) from Lehman’s
laboratory textbook Final exams: ____________________________________________________________________________________ Dr.Rogers’ PROBLEM SETS from previous terms ONLY doing the Problem Sets will NOT be sufficient to
prepare yourself for examinations. Make sure you regularly work through problems from the
textbook. You will find solutions to ALL the end-of-chapter problems
in the Study Guide. Use it to help you learn how to deal with organic chemistry
problems. How
to properly use your Study Guide: Do the problems yourself, then
check your answer. Do NOT just read the
solutions manual – that will give you a completely
false sense of confidence, because you cannot learn how to solve problems
yourself without struggling through them yourself. Problem
sets: (Note: in F03 &
W05, Ch.4 (alkene reactions) was covered LAST, so
was not on any assignments)
____________________________________________________________________________________ Dr.Rogers’ LECTURE SLIDES from previous terms A note about the lecture format: This course is taught using Powerpoint
slides and the blackboard. Lecture notes (.pdf’s
of Powerpoint slides) will be available on the
website before class. Bring print-outs of the slides to class, so you can focus
your attention on listening & participating. Take down notes on
the explanations and examples, rather than just copying down the slides. Copyright information:
The figures in these lecture notes have been taken from Bruice’s Organic Chemistry, 4th Edition (2004)
or 5th Edition (2007), Pearson / Prentice Hall publishers. Reproduction of these figures for personal
use is allowed, but they may not be sold or redistributed without permission
from the publisher. W2008 lecture slides:
(night class; Bruice 5th
Ed.) Syllabus, Lecture 01, Lecture 02, Lecture 03, Lecture 04, Lecture 05, Lecture 06, Lecture 07 Lecture 08-MT, Lecture 09, Lecture 10, Lecture 11, Lecture 12-lab
exam + leftover notes, synthesis handout--solution, Lecture 13 Fall
2005 lecture slides: (day class; Bruice 4th Ed.) Sept.06, Sept.08, Sept.13, Sept.15, Sept.20, Sept.22, Two slides about
line structures, Sept.27, Sept.29a, Oct.04a, Oct.06, Oct.11, Oct.13, Oct.18, Oct.18b,
Oct.20,
MT, Oct.27,
Nov.01, Nov.03, Nov.08, Nov.10, slide20-8,
Nov.15, Nov.17,
Nov.22, Nov.24, Nov.29, Dec.01,
extra summary slide _____________________________________________________ |
||||
|
Teaching Assistant (TA) contact information: N/A Strategic Learning (SL) session information: N/A |
||||
|
|
Last updated Tuesday, 10 February 2009