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Chemistry
2031: Research Methods in Chemistry Summer Semester 2008 Dr. Brian Koehler |
| Syllabus Click below for the desired course syllabus. Dr Koehler's Syllabus Learning Objctives Chem 2031 LOs Assignment Schedule Dr Koehler's Class Assignments Weekly Schedule Click Here to see times the computer lab is available E-mail Archive Click Here to view all previous class e-mail messages Tutorials and Assignments E-mail Assignment Setting up the course accounts and contact info Basic Computer Skills Data Analysis I Microsoft Excel Tutorial and Assignment I: Statistics, Replicate Measurements, Error Analysis of One Data Set , and Graphing with Excel Tutorial and Assignment II: Comparing Two Data Sets Tutorial and Assignment III: Basic Graphing with Excel Tutorial and Assignment IV: Linear Regression Excel Tutorial and Assignment V: Statistics and Linear Regression Tutorial
and Assignment VI: Deriving Linear Relationships Style Guide Assignments Style Guide 1 Style Guide 2 Style Guide 3 Chemical Information Chemical Information II: General Chemistry Information over the Internet Chemical Information III: Chemistry DatabasesVisualizing Information Ethics1 and Copyright Data Analysis II MathCad Mathcad I: Basic Operations Mathcad III: Index Variables and Linear Regression Other material you
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June 16 2008 Hello everyone, I just wanted to remind everyone that the assignment today will use software available in the chemistry computer lab, so I expect you will all want to come in to class today. I already gave tips about the program to those who showed for class Wednesday, but I will be in the lab today to offer help. See you this afternoon, Dr Koehler
Each section of the course will have online content accessible from this site via the menu to the left. All assignments and practice tutorials are listed there. Some of this content may change during the semester, so if you work ahead then be sure to check back before the assignments are due (That is when I will actually grade the your work). These pages have deliberately been written with a minimum of graphics and animation to make them compact and quick to download, either through the direct ethernet connections of the computer lab or over modem lines from home. Each computer in the computer lab already has the web server and FTP server sites book marked. For those who may access this material from other computers, the web site home page (the one you're looking at right now) is at this address: All of the Web pages for this course are contained on the Chemistry Department's own server, which may be accesed at: I hope
to see very few pieces of paper from any of you, no computer disks, and
I hope to hand back to you few in return. Consider
this your first environmentally friendly "green" chemistry course!
Today or tomorrow you will have to send me an e-mail using the e-mail
account
through which you want me to keep in touch with you. You will
also
need to purchase floppy disks, a Zip disk, or better yet, a flash
memory device on which to
save
your work. Save your
work every 15 minutes at minium!
Make sure you keep a copy of EVERYTHING you turn in. Always make a SECOND copy of your work on another disk. |