University Subjects
PSC1022: Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry II
PSC1022: Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry II
- University
- Monash University
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- Science Pharmacology
sweetiepi
6 years ago
- Assessment
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Participation/Active learning- 5%
Labs (labs + comps)- 20%
Mid-Semester Test- 15%
Tutes- 10% (the 6th one wasnt assessed)
Exam- 50% (Hurdle) - Comments
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This unit was a bit of a mess, the tutesheets ended up preceeding the content in a couple of instances, and Phil rushed through most of his content (he took us for 8 topics out of 11). Was pretty sad that they didnt include nucleic acids much on the exam. Elizabeths lectures were the highlight of the unit- by far the most interesting topic (coordination compounds).
Next year, this unit is called BPS1022- Medicinal chemistry II: Reactivity and biomolecules. - Lecturer(s)
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Dr David Manallack (Unit Coordinator)
A/Prof Philip Thompson
Dr Elizabeth Yuriev - Past Exams Available
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Yes, 2 available on Moodle, multiple practice questions were also provided on the lecture slides.
- Rating
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3 out of 5
- Recorded Lectures
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Yes, with screen capture - Textbook Recommendation
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Introduction to Organic Chemistry- Brown and Poon (5th Edition)
- Workload
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2x 1 hr lectures weekly
6x 1 hr tutes
5x 3 hour labs
3x 3 hour computer labs - Year & Semester Of Completion
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2017, Semester 2
- Your Mark / Grade
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77 D
- State
- VIC
- Type
- University
- Courses
- 167
- Campuses
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Caulfield Churchill City Clayton Parkville Peninsula
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