CHEM 1022

Engineering Chemistry II

Lec 01 and Lab B51 selected

Continuing from Chem 1021, the principles of thermodynamics and kinetics are used to explain chemical reactivity and the principles of organic chemistry are used to develop an understanding of organic synthesis. COORDINATOR: A. Crane

Sections

Lecture, pick one
Lab, pick one

From the syllabus

From the Summer 2026 syllabus by Sam Knight, Tyler Ziehl, Peter Fox, Jennifer MacDonald, Angela Crane-Garnier, Joshua Bates, Mark Wall, and Gianna Aleman. Open the PDF

Grading

10%Experience pointsHomework and assignments
60%Mastery exams (3)20% each; individual 80%, group 20%
1%Lab map and safety module
3%WHMIS course module
1%Lab station clean-up
5%Pre-lab assignments
15%Post-lab reports (9)
3%Data collection and raw data submission
2%Time management and preparedness

Textbooks

  • Concepts in Chemistry: Energy and Equilibrium (2025−26 Ed.)
  • Lab Manual

Course rules

Passing requirements
Earn at least 30/60 in Mastery Points, 15/30 in the lab component including 12.5/25 from Lab Work, and 50/100 overall.
Exam calculators
Use only the approved non-programmable scientific calculator for your student program.
Group exams
The group portion of each Mastery Exam is mandatory and contributes 20% of that exam grade.
Missed exams
For illness, send a doctor’s note to the lecture coordinator within 72 hours to seek approval for a Friday make-up.
Lab attendance
Attendance is mandatory for in-person labs, and experiments must be completed during scheduled section times.
Missed labs
Email the lab team within 24 hours to arrange a make-up; availability is not guaranteed.
Late lab reports
Late reports are accepted only before the experiment’s late-work deadline.
Lab safety
Complete safety, lab map, and WHMIS requirements before performing experiments; incomplete requirements do not qualify for make-up labs.
Pre-labs
Pre-lab assignments are individual work and have no deadline extensions.

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