MORRISTOWN-HAMBLENHIGH SCHOOL EAST
Course Syllabus
COURSE INFORMATION
Course Title: Advanced Chemistry I
Course Number: 203321
Course Date: Spring Semester 2018
Instructor: Ms. Odom
Course Description:
Advanced Chemistry I is designed for the student with a strong background in math and science. This course willchallenge students in areas of critical thinking, mathematical computation and laboratory experience. Tennessee State Science Standards in Chemistry I will be met and exceeded. Laboratory experience will emphasize proper safety and lab procedures
Pre-requisite/program:
Algebra I (grade B or better) and Biology I (grade B or better).
Required Materials:
2” or 2½ ” binder, dividers,scientific calculator, red and black ink pens, pencils, paper
LEARNING OUTCOMES
The student will
1. Compare and contrast various models of the atom.
2. Investigate the basic organization of the modern periodic table.
3. Describe models of the atom and investigate the composition of the nucleus.
4. Relate the spectral lines of an atom’s emission spectrum to the transition of electrons between different energy levels within an atom.
5. Investigate the characteristics of matter.
6. Explore the interactions of matter and energy.
7. Investigate chemical bonding.
8. Analyze chemical reactions.
9. Apply the mathematics of chemical formulas and equations.
10. Investigate the characteristics of solutions and acids and bases.
Textbook & Materials and/or Fees
Textbook Title: Modern Chemistry, Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Materials$10 lab fee, Cost of Laboratory Notebook
Pacing Guide
UNIT #UNIT NAME# OF DAYS
1Introduction to the Laboratory 2
2Introduction and Measurement10
3Atomic Structure 7
4Periodicity and Bonding10
5Formulas and Nomenclature 7
6Reactions and Equations 8
7Reaction Stoichiometry 6
8States of Matter 4
9Solutions/Acids/Bases11
10Thermochemistry/Kinetics 7
11Nuclear Chemistry 5
Assessment
The following forms of assessment will be used in this class.
quizzes, tests, classwork/homework, lab reports, notebook grades
The percentage for each form of assessment is as follows:
homework: 20%
quizzes: 25%
tests: 35%
lab reports: 15%
notebook: 5%
Grading Scale: 93-100A
85-92B
75-84C
70 -74D
69 BelowF
EOC:The EOC for this course counts as 10% of the final grade.
Final Exam:The final exam for this class is comprehensive and counts as 10% of the final grade.
Missed Exam:Must have written permission from an administrator to make up a missed exam.
Extra Credit: There is no extra credit for this class.
Attendance: The attendance policy is in the handbook.
Make-up workThe make-up policy is in the handbook. In order to make-up work, you must make arrangements with Mrs. McNabb 24 hours in advance. All work must be made up before or after school. Work that is not made up on time remains a zero. Tests and quizzes are subject to change for make-up purposes.
POLICIES: This class follows the Hamblen County Assertive Discipline Plan
THE STUDENT WILL:
RESPECT the laboratory experience by following all safety rules.
RESPECTthe learning experience by completing the required work on your own.
RESPECTthe classroom by not leaving trash in the floor, writing on desks, eating or drinking.
RESPECTthe other members of the class and yourself by being attentive to the teacher.
RESPECTthe teacher by being in class on time with the required materials readily at hand.
Remember: Respect is earned. Do your best to be worthy of it.