GENERAL

INSTRUCTOR
Yuri Kazakevich Room. 112, McNulty Hall 201/761-9042  kazakeyu@lanmail.shu.edu     Office Hours: 1 pm - 3 pm M,T,W 
TEACHING ASSISTANTS:
Sohita Patel Room 113 McNulty Hall 201/761-9042 ext. 5547  patelsoh@lamnail.shu.edu Office Hours: TBA
Anatoly Chlenov Room 112 McNulty Hall chlenoan@lanmail.shu.edu. Office Hours: TBA
MEETINGS
11:00 - 11:50 M,W Corrigan Hall Room 81
12:00 - 12:50 T McNulty Hall Room 219
1 pm - 5 pm Labs.   T McNulty Hall 321/323 .   Additional Lab Time Will Be Available
TEXT: Skoog and Leary, Principles of Instrumental Analysis, 4th. Edition, Fort Worth TX: Saunders. Available at SHU Bookstore.  Plus handouts and reserve materials
GRADING: 2 Midterms 30%, Final Exam 20%, 10 Lab Reports 30%, Colloquiums 20%

NOMINAL GRADING SCALE: >90 A; 80-89 B; 70-79 C; 60-69 D; <60 F

OBJECTIVES: This course will assist you in preparing for graduate study or employment in Chemistry by introducing modem chemical analysis employing instrumental methods. Topics to be explored include: electrochemistry, spectrometry, separations and data analysis. In order to benefit from the course, you must be prepared to actively participate in discussions and laboratories. Please read the appropriate text material before attending the lectures or laboratories. It is expected that all members of the class will act as "students" - active pursuers of knowledge, rather than "pupils" - who expect the knowledge to be handed to them without effort.

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