Chemistry

Full-year course. This course will provide a survey of basic principles in chemistry. Course content includes but is not limited to the fundamental principles of subatomic, atomic, and molecular structure and bonds; properties of different phases of matter; types of chemical reactions; acids and bases; organic and biochemistry; and other special topics in chemistry.

Prerequisite: Enrolled in or completed Algebra I.




After taking WTMA Chemistry, I decided to take general Chemistry at the local(ish) junior college…. I was very well prepared and received an A+ in the class, which actually turned out to be quite a bit of review. I then went on and received an A+ Chem 1B the next quarter. And now I am just starting my final quarter of General Chem with Chem1C.[This was my] first online class, first WTMA class, first real chemistry class…. [T]he content coverage was quite beneficial in both Chem 1A and 1B, but the lab portion was helpful as well. [T]o be honest, after a semester of writing your full lab reports, the online lab reports we had to do felt a bit like a walk in the park…. I appreciated your class, and it has been a great help in my continued study of chemistry. -WTMA Student C.D.




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    • Example Syllabus
    • Class meets twice per week for 50-55 minutes.
    • Class cap: 15 students.
    • Designed for grades 9-12.
    • High school students may be awarded 1 Non-Lab Science credit upon completion of this course. A student will earn a full laboratory science credit if taking a non-lab science and the corresponding lab together.

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