CHM 217H1 Introduction to Analytical Chemistry – Enrolment

A general introduction to quantitative and qualitative chemical analysis

Priority Enrolment Programs:

This course is required (or one of several required options) for students in a number of chemistry Programs of Study (subject POSts). Only students in these programs can apply through ROSI during the priority round commencing in July.

If you are in a priority program but the course is full you will be wait-listed during the priority enrolment period.

If you are in a priority program but getting a message that you are not eligible for the course, then either your program has not been approved yet (please check your application status) or you are trying to enrol outside the window for your year of study (please check the relevant dates listed in the Faculty Calendar)

Students in Other Programs:

All non-program students must wait for the open enrolment period commencing in August, which is on a first-come first-served basis. Specific dates can be found in the Faculty Calendar)

Course Prerequisites:

ALL students are responsible for checking that they meet the course pre-requisites or that they have valid transfer credits for those courses. Students who have one or more pre-requisite grades just below the cut-off may enrol via ACORN. Pre-requisite checks will be performed in August, and students failing those checks evaluated and contacted individually. Performance in follow-up courses will be taken into consideration, i.e. a low grade in 1st-year organic may be offset by an improved grade in the 2nd-year continuation course.

Changing Lab or Tutorial Section:

Students will be able to change their lab or tutorial section via ACORN provided there is space available up until the end of August. Past the end of August, changes can only be made through the course coordinator. This is in order to ensure that the lab class lists are always up to date and that students are assigned to a demo group.

Note that the requirement to contact the course coordinator also applies should you wish to drop the course, as this affects TA assignments and demo group members, as well as various technical and safety considerations.