Organic Chemistry Syllabus

Organic Chemistry Course

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Course Code	[COURSE CODE]
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1. Course Description

This course provides a detailed study of organic chemistry, its principles, applications, and key reactions. It offers learners a comprehensive overview of the principals governing organic compounds and reactions, with a focus on mechanism analysis.

2. Instructor Information

Instructor: [YOUR NAME]
Organization: [YOUR COMPANY NAME]
Email: [YOUR EMAIL]

3. Learning Objectives

• To provide an understanding of organic chemistry’s principles and theories

• Teaching various reactions and mechanisms in organic chemistry.

• To develop the students' problem-solving and analytical skills

• To emphasize on the usefulness of organic chemistry in daily life

• To prepare students for advanced study in chemistry and related fields

4. Course Schedule

Week	Topic	Activities
1	Introduction to Organic Chemistry	Discussion
2	Structure and Bonding in Organic Compounds	Problem Solving
3	Functional Groups and Nomenclature	Group Discussion
4	Chemical Reactions: Substitution and Elimination	Reaction Mechanism Analysis
5	Stereochemistry and Isomerism	Case Studies
6	Alkanes and Cycloalkanes	Problem Sets
7	Alkenes and Alkynes	Reaction Mechanism Analysis
8	Aromatic Compounds	Group Projects
9	Alcohols, Ethers, and Epoxides	Case Studies
10	Carboxylic Acids and Derivatives	Problem Solving

5. Required Reading and Materials

• "Organic Chemistry" by Clayton Geoffreys

• "Organic Chemistry II For Dummies" by John T Moore

• "Organic Chemistry Study Guide" by Peter Vollhardt

• "Organic Chemistry" by Klein

• Periodic Table

6. Assignments and Assessments

• Weekly quizzes on lecture material and assigned readings

• Midterm and final examinations covering course material

• Group projects on select topics in organic chemistry

• Class participation and discussion

• Homework assignments given after each topic

7. Course Policy

• Students must attend and participate in all classes.

• No late submissions will be accepted for assignments and projects

• Academic honesty is mandatory. Any form of dishonesty will be penalized

• Respectful and professional behavior is expected at all times

• Always check the official communication channels for updates

8. Grading Policy

Component	Weight
Attendance	10%
Active Participation	10%
Weekly Quizzes	20%
Mid-Semester Examination	20%
End-Semester Examination	25%
Group Project	15%

Disclaimer

The syllabus provided serves as a tentative outline for the course and may be subject to adjustments or modifications throughout the semester. Any changes will be communicated promptly to ensure students are informed in advance. Students are advised to regularly check for updates and adhere to the instructions provided by the instructor.

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