TISHK INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
Department of BIOLOGY EDUCATION,
2020-2021 Fall
Course Information for BIO 206 ANALYTIC CHEMISTRY

 

Course Name: ANALYTIC CHEMISTRY
Code Regular Semester Theoretical Practical Credits ECTS
BIO 206 4 2 2 3 3
Name of Lecturer(s)-Academic Title: Mohammed Moayyad –
Teaching Assistant:
Course Language: ENGLISH
Course Type: Main
Office Hours 2
Contact Email: [email protected]

Tel:07515243665

Teacher’s academic profile: Assist lecturer
Course Objectives: teaching analytical chemistry to biology students and prepare them to lectures which relate to analytical chemistry.
Course Description (Course overview):
COURSE CONTENT

Week Hour               Date Topic
1 2 7-8/10/2020 Introduction
2 2 11-15/10/2020 general introduction to quantitative and qualitative analysis
3 2 18-22/10/2020 general introduction to quantitative and qualitative analysis
4 2 25-28/10/2020 units for measurement; molarity, molality, part per million
5 2 1-5/11/2020 units for measurement; molarity, molality, part per million
6 2 8-12/11/2020 solution
7 2 15-19/11/2020 solution
8 2 22-26/11/2020 Midterm Exam
9 2 29/11-3/12/2020 Stock solution and dilution
10 2 6-10/12/2020 Stock solution and dilution
11 2 13-17/12/2020 Buffer solution
12 2 20-24/12/2020 Volumetric method of analysis
13 2 27-31/12/2020 titration
14 2 3-7/1/2021 acid base titration
15 2 10-14/1/2021 Final Exam
16 2 17-21/1/2021 Final Exam
COURSE/STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES

1 distinguish between qualitative and quantitative analysis.
2 identify units of concentration.
3 recognize types of solution.
4 determine concentration of solution by using titration.
COURSE’S CONTRIBUTION TO PROGRAM OUTCOMES
(Blank : no contribution, I: Introduction, P: Profecient, A: Advanced )

Program Learning Outcomes Cont.
1 Write accurately and clearly about biology topics that conform to the scientific conventions of that field. I
2 Describe the molecular components of living things, their heredity transformations and the main concerns in these biological process
3 Identify and analyze the microorganisms including bacteria, fungi and virus and their roles in nature.
4 Characterize the features of plant organs/tissues/cells/organelles involved in cellular respiration, photosynthesis, reproduction and growth.
5 Describe the micro and macro anatomy of the living systems and recognize the relationship between structure and function at all biological systems and levels.
6 Apply safety and proper techniques in the laboratory, and report the results of conducted experiments. P
7 Use appropriate methods and techniques to improve their students’ critical thinking, creative thinking and problem-solving skills. P
8 Effectively organize and manage classrooms. A
9 Use required methods and techniques for student-centered teaching by considering individual and cultural differences of students.
10 Develop research studies that applies quantitative or qualitative research methods that address research questions in the field.
Prerequisites (Course Reading List and References): Vogel’s – textbook of quantitative chemistry, 5th edition.
Student’s obligation (Special Requirements): Vogel’s – textbook of quantitative chemistry, 5th edition.
Weekly Laboratory/Practice Plan:
Week Hour               Date Topics
1 2 7-8/10/2020 introduction
2 2 11-15/10/2020 Safety in Lab
3 2 18-22/10/2020 Safety in Lab
4 2 25-28/10/2020 Identification of unknowns using qualitative analysis
5 2 1-5/11/2020 Identification of unknowns using qualitative analysis
6 2 8-12/11/2020 Identification of unknowns using qualitative analysis
7 2 15-19/11/2020 Determination pH of solutions
8 2 22-26/11/2020 Midterm Exam
9 2 29/11-3/12/2020 Determination pH of solutions
10 2 6-10/12/2020 Titration
11 2 13-17/12/2020 Titration
12 2 20-24/12/2020 Acid base Titration
13 2 27-31/12/2020 Acid base Titration
14 2 3-7/1/2021 Review of all experiments
15 2 10-14/1/2021 Final Exam
16 2 17-21/1/2021 Final Exam
Course Book/Textbook: Vogel’s – textbook of quantitative chemistry, 5th edition.
Other Course Materials/References:
Teaching Methods (Forms of Teaching): Lectures, Practical Sessions, Excersises, Presentation, Self Evaluation, Project
COURSE EVALUATION CRITERIA

Method Quantity Percentage (%)
Attendance 1 3
Quiz 1 7
Midterm Exam(s) 1 20
Laboratory 1 30
Final Exam 1 40
Total 100
Examinations: Essay Questions, True-False, Fill in the Blanks, Multiple Choices
Extra Notes:

ECTS (ALLOCATED BASED ON STUDENT) WORKLOAD

Activities Quantity Workload Hours for 1 quantity* Total Workload
Theoretical Hours 16 2 32
Practical Hours 16 2 16
Final Exam 1 8 8
Attendance 1 1 1
Quiz 1 2 2
Midterm Exam(s) 1 4 4
Laboratory 1 0
Total Workload 63
ECTS Credit (Total workload/25) 2.52

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