Download OCHEM 102

FACULTY OF Dentistry
Course Specifications:
(OCHEM 102)
Fall 2008
University : MUST
Faculty : Dentistry
Course Specifications:
Program (s) on which the course is given: FACULTY OF
DENTISTRY.
Major or minor element of Programs: major
Department offering the Program: Centre of Basic Science.
Department offering the course: Centre of Basic Science.
Academic Year / Level: First level freshmans
Date of specification approval:
A- Basic Information:
Title : Basic Organic Chemistry
Code : OCHEM102
Credit Hours : 4 hours
Lecture : 3
Tutorial :
Practical: 2
Total : 5 hours
Pre-requisites: General Chemistry (CHEM101)
B- Professional Information:
1- Over all aims of the course:
use the nomenclature, write formulas, describe the formation,
predicts the physical and chemical properties of different classes of
organic compounds. Explains and understands the work of chemistry
in designing molecules for different applications and purposes with
special reference to polymers and their application
2- Intended learning outcomes of the course ( ILOS):
a- Knowledge and understanding :
a1- Interpret and use the terminology associated with organic
compounds and reactions.
a2-Describe the formation of different classes of organic compounds
from different starting materials.
b- Intellectual skills:
b1- Show awereness of alternative sources of some of these organic
classes
b2- Describe the reactions given by each class of organic
compounds
and discuss the uses and application of each class
in various fields.
C- Professional and practical skills:
Describe the addition and condensation polymerization reuctions,
their mechanisms and techniques to produce polymers of different
physical and chemical properties, and understand the fundamental
characteristics required in a polymer to be used as dental metarial.
d- General and transferable skills:
Describe the formation of different classes of organic compounds
from different starting materials.
3- Course Contents:
Topics
Week
Basic concepts: introduction, representation 1,2
of organic compounds, empirical formula,
molecular formula, bonding and molecular
structure, structure of the atom, ionic and
covalent bonds, electronic and steric effects
types of organic reactions, isomerism and
amerclature of organic compounds.
Hydrocarbons:
Alkanes,
bonding
in 3,4
methane and ethane, nomenclature, methods
of preparation, properties, mechanism of
free radical substitution reactions. Cyclo
alkanes nomenclature and preporation.
Alkenes: Bonding in ethane, preparation
and
properties,
dienes
and
polyenes
nomenclature. Cyclo alkenes nomenclature
and properties.
- Quiz (1)Alkynes: bonding in ethane, preparation and 5,6
properties.
Aromatic hydromcarbons: Benzene, and its
drevatives,
nomenclature,
synthesis,
reactions alkyl benzene.
Organo halogen compounds: Alkyl and aryl
halides,
nomenclature
preparation
and
properties, organometallic compounds.
- Mid Term7
Oxygen containing compound
1.
Hydroxy
classification,
and
compounds:
nomenclature,
properties.
preparation
Phenols
and
Alcohols
preparation
nomenclature,
properties,
Ethers
nomenclature, preparation and properties.
2. Carbonyl compounds: Aliphatic and
aromatic
aldehydes
and
ketories,
nomenclatus preparation and properties.
Aliphatic and aromatic carboxylic acids:
Nomenclature, preparation, properties.
Carboxylic acids drevatives.
- Quiz (2) Nitrogen containing compounds: Aliphatic
and
aromatic
amines,
importance,
classification, nomenclature, properties and
preparation.
Diazonium
compounds,
aromatic
nitrohydroearbons.
Polymerization: Addition polymerization
reaction
mechanism,
polymerization
reaction
condensation
biopolymers,
synthetic polymers and their application in
dental field. Basic requirements for a
polymer to be used as dental material
characterishics acrylate and methacrylate
polymer that them suitable dental materials.
- Final Exam -
4- Teaching and learning methods:
4,1- Lecture.
4,2- Tutorial – self assessment exercises.
4,3- Data show and power points.
5- Student assessment methods:
i) Two Quizes to assess regular readness
ii) Mid term Exam to assess grasping course.
iii) Final exam to assess overall performance
Assessment schedule:
Assessment 1:
Assessment 2:
Assessment 3:
Assessment 4:
Week:
Week:
Week:
Week:
Weighting of Assessments:
i) Mid term examination 15%.
ii) Final term examination 60% (45% theoritial + 15% practical).
iii) Semester work 25% (Quizs + lab. Work)
Total
100%
6-List of references:
i) Organic chemistry by morrison and boyd, prinitce hall,
new
jersey, 2000.
ii) Essential organic chemistry by Paula Yurkanis, Bruice – Pearson
education inco pearson prientice hall – upper saddle river NJ 07458,
2004.
iii) Organic chemistry by Graham Soliman and Graug B. Fryl, John
Wiley & Sons Inc., New York 2007.
iv) University book.
iiv) Basic organic chemistry by Kadiga M. Attia, and Farouk
S.Shams-Must – 2007, Egypt – 6 October.
v) Web sites for organic chemistry.
7- Facilities required for teaching and learning:
i) Lab top in class + data show.
Course coordinator:
Prof.Dr. El-Zeneiny Ebeid
Date June/ 2008.