View Specification DocumentChemistry 2Y (Half Course) CHEM2006
- Academic Session: 2026-27
- School: School of Chemistry
- Credits: 15
- Level: Level 2 (SCQF level 8)
- Typically Offered: Semester 1
- Available to Visiting Students: No
- Collaborative Online International Learning: No
- Curriculum For Life: No
Short Description
Following on from Chemistry 1, this course covers further topics and consolidates the basic theories of chemistry and develops laboratory and problem-solving skills. This is only an exit point for CHEM2002.
Timetable
Wednesday, Friday, and some Mondays - 11.00 am; laboratory one 3 hour session (2.00-5.00 pm) per week; tutorials as arranged.
Requirements of Entry
Normally grade D3 or above in Chemistry 1
Excluded Courses
CHEM2002
Co-requisites
None
Assessment
Degree examination (60%), class test (20%), practical work (15%), Interactive Teaching Unit (5%).
Main Assessment In: April/May
Course Aims
Following on from Chemistry-1 to consolidate students' knowledge of the facts, theories, concepts, applications, development and importance of the chemistry of the natural world; to further enhance skills in - handling numbers, units, equations, diagrams and abstract ideas; analysing data; prioritising information; making deductions; taking decisions; making and justifying proposals; and in communicating and reporting clearly; to encourage interest in the subject and its interaction with other sciences; to give further experience in the safe and accurate handling of chemical substances and apparatus; to encourage development of learning strategies; to generate awareness of chemical factors in industrial and other decision making processes.
Intended Learning Outcomes of Course
By the end of the course students will be able to
- demonstrate a knowledge and understanding of the fundamental facts and experimental basis of chemistry of the natural world
- to solve elementary problems of a numeric or logical nature in the chemistry context
- demonstrate practical skills in chemical techniques.