The document provides information about various topics related to chemistry class including: 1) Structure of the atom and theories of atomic structure, chemical bonding including ionic, covalent and other types of bonds. 2) Classification of elements and the periodic table, properties within periods and groups. 3) Chemistry of alkali, alkaline earth metals, halogen compounds and their pharmaceutical applications. 4) Coordination compounds, chelating agents, and their structures and isomerism. 5) The atmosphere and inert gases. It also discusses the instructor's preparation for class, grading policy, importance of ethics, and key elements of a proper ethical system.

3. • You try to sneak into class, but you slam the door behind you.
• You quietly enter and go to the back of the class and find a
seat.
• You enter class quietly, but walk in front of the speaker to get
to your seat.

4. a. “ Did we do anything last week?”
b. “ Do you count attendance in my grade?”
c. “ I know I missed class, but I have already asked a
classmate and gotten my assignment and notes! Is there
anything else I should know?”

14. Did you know?
* Your Instructors spend
hours weekly preparing for
your class.
* Your Instructor teaches at
least 2 or 3 other classes.
* Your instructor thinks, plans, and creates lessons to
help you learn.
* Your instructor really wants you to learn and cares
about you and your education .

15. Read the textbook

16. 1. Structure of the Atom: An elementary treatment of theories of atomic
structure. Quantum numbers. Pauli’s Exclusion Principle, origin of
spectral lines.
2. The chemical Bond: Electronic concept of valency. Different types of
chemical bond e.g. ionic, covalent, coordinate covalent metallic, dipole,
hydrogen bond etc. Theories of covalent bonding and hybridization.
3. Classification of Elements: The electronic structure of the atom and
the Modern Periodic Table and Periodic Law. Variation of properties
within period and groups. Usefulness and limitations of Periodic Table.
4. Chemistry of alkali and alkaline earth metals and halogen
compounds including their Pharmaceutical applications.
5. The chemistry of Co-ordination compounds and chelating agents
including their structures and isomerism.
6. The atmosphere and the inert gases.

18. GRADES
Grading Policy:
• Midterm exam 30%
• Final exam 50%
• Quiz/Class test 10%
• Presentation 5%
• Assignment
• Attendance 5%
Note: Please remember that this is only a guideline
designed to help the students understand how they
are performing in the course.

23. Ethics
• Ethics is the branch of study dealing with
what is the proper course of action for
man.
• It answers the question, "What do I do?"

24. • Why is Ethics important?
Ethics is a requirement for human life.
Without it, our actions would be random and
aimless.

25. • What are the key elements of a proper
Ethics?
A system of ethics must further consist of not
only emergency situations, but the day to day
choices we make constantly.
It must include our relations to others, and
recognize their importance not only to our
physical survival, but to our well-being and
happiness.