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Chemistry 102 - Fundamentals of Chemistry: II Welcome to the webpages for Chem102. Navigate around this site using the links at the left-hand side of each page. Your course letter grade for Spring 2012 will likely appear in your USource transcript by Monday 30 April. Now that the grades are finalized, the exams have been shipped to Records Services for storage. You can view your exam there after some date set by Records Services, about May 22nd. Exam Viewing Link Click Here If you go to check your exam, you should check the addition of marks. If an error of addition of marks is found, it can easily be corrected. If you think your exam has not been marked fairly then you can pay the Records Services fee and have the exam re-marked by an independent third party. The result of that process stands, whether it is higher, lower, or the same. We do not go over exams and we do not arbitrarily change grades. - You are reminded of the requirement to pass the lecture part and the lab part of the course separately (i.e. independently). The final letter grade will appear in your USource on-line transcript within about 24 hours of when it has been submitted to Records Services. *************************************************************************************************************************** As an aid in deciding your academic program, HERE is a link to the key information about our second-year Chemistry courses as presented by Dr Matt Moffitt in Chem 102 classes on Monday and Tuesday March 26/27. Here is a LINK to a pdf of the entire Course Information handout and Syllabus. The assignments page provides a list of recommended textbook problems. Get information on the grading of the course, including rules concerning missed tests and exams. the course data sheet (), provided to you in midterms and final exam more about the final exam, held in April midterm tests, including answer guides for past midterm tests online quizzes are given and completed via Mastering Chemistry. See the OnLine Quizzes page. Note that the only calculator you will be permitted to use in midterm tests and in the final exam is the Sharp EL-510R There are lots of places you can go for help, including: the drop-in centre (Elliott Landing) for help with (mostly) laboratory-related problems learn how to problem solve by watching how your instructors do it - a (new!) virtual approach the study advice page, which also tells you what you can expect to learn from the course ... and naturally, your instructor's office hours. Course instructors. Link to a note about contacting Dr Briggs, the Course Coordinator. Find out more about the laboratory component of the course. The prerequisites (Chemistry 12 and Chem 101) you need to be able to take this course, and why. The course syllabus. A special UVic custom edition of "Chemistry: The Central Science" is the course textbook. A list of useful reference books concerning chemistry in everyday life may be found on the same page. Some sites for science on the web LINK © Department of Chemistry, University of Victoria. Updated 3 January 2012.