Schedule of Classes Quarterly Archive for "Chem"

NO CHEMISTRY LABORATORY CHANGES AFTER WEEK 1.

Please NOTE: This deadline is earlier than the School of Physical Sciences week 2 deadline.

CHANGE: The deadline to change grade option or variable units is the end of Week 2 by 5:00PM. Changes can be made in WebReg.

PREREQUISITES: Can't access Chemistry courses? Have transfer credit or took the equivalent at another institution for a Chem course? Fax or email, or bring a copy of your transcript or course confirmation to the Chemistry Undergraduate Program Office in NS2 1101 in order to clear the prerequisite prior to your enrollment. (Email: undergrad@chem.ps.uci.edu; Fax: 949.824.8571). You may also be asked to provide a course syllabus.

If you don't meet the prerequisites for the course, you will be dropped from the course by the Chemistry Department.

REPEAT STUDENTS:

1) The same course may not be repeated more than once during the academic year.

2) Receive a D+,D, D-, F, NR, NP grade? Enroll on the first day of classes, Monday, January 3, 2011, at noon.

3) Receive a C-? Enroll Wednesday, January 5, 2011 at noon.

IMPORTANT LABORATORY INFORMATION: LAB FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE.

1) Safety glasses and lab aprons are required. You must bring these items to your first laboratory session. If you do not attend your first laboratory session, you will receive a zero grade for that week and lose your space in the section.

2) Refer to the following web sites for announcements: General Chemistry Laboratory web site http://eee.uci.edu/programs/gchem or Organic Chemistry Laboratory web site http://eee.uci.edu.

3) If you switch sections during the first week of classes, be sure you officially change your enrollment before 5pm Friday, January 7, 2011; otherwise, you will be double-billed for the lab fee. No lab fee reversals will be considered after the quarter ends.

CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT is REQUIRED for chemistry courses. Enroll in a Chemistry lecture, a discussion associated with that specific lecture, a Chemistry laboratory, and a laboratory lecture or lab discussion when applicable. (Exception: Unless otherwise stated or if you have prior credit for lecture or laboratory). Attendance for week 1 is mandatory.