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The supplemental problem keys were provided by the publishers of Fox and Whitesell. We are not responsible for mistakes in the keys! If you suspect a mistake, please let Professor Walba, or your recitation TA, know about it!

Hour Exam Keys and Exam Score Distributions

Exam Schedule and Grading Policy

1st Hour Exam	Thursday, September 23	7:00 - 9:00PM in Math 100
2nd Hour Exam	Thursday, October 21	7:00 - 9:00PM in Math 100
3rd Hour Exam	Thursday, November 18	7:00 - 9:00PM in Math 100
Final Exam	Saturday, December 11	4:30 - 7:00PM in Math 100

Selected problems from the text will be assigned as homework, but will not be graded. It is extremely important that you work all of the assigned problems. Active knowledge of the material covered in the problems will ensure that you will be able to work most of the problems on the exams. Also, many of the recitation quizze problems will be taken directly from the asigned problem sets.

No make-up exams will be given. If you must miss an exam, and you have an acceptable excuse, a grade for that exam will be calculated based upon your performance on the other exams. Acceptable excuses include unavoidable problems such as illness, injury in an accident, etc. You cannot, however, pass the course without passing the final exam, which is comprehensive! No notes, books, calculators, computers, or models will be allowed during the exams.

Chemistry 3311 (200) follows all CU policies regarding students with disability and religious issues. See the statement of policies on these issues for our class.

Note: You will find lots of old hour exams at the Courses Archive, by following links to classes from years past.

Instructor:	Professor David M. Walba, (Chief Assistant Ethan Tsai)
Office:	Cristol Chemistry 158
Phone:	(303)492-6750
e-mail:	walba@colorado.edu (please put "Chem 3311" in the subject)
Web Site:	http://walba.colorado.edu
Office Hours:	1:30-2:30PM Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays
Text:	Fox and Whitesell 3rd Edition
Grading:	Three hour exams: 100 points each Final Exam: 200 points Quizes in recitations: 25 points
Additional information regarding organic courses at CU, including the laboratory part of this course, can be found on the organic undergrad courses web site

Walba.colorado.edu/3311

Home of Chem 3311-200, Fall 2004

Professor David Walba

(Chief Assistant Ethan Tsai)

Spring 2005 Chem 3331 (200) Home Page

Keys to the supplemental problems (pdf files).

Hour Exam Keys and Exam Score Distributions

Exam Schedule and Grading Policy