CHEM135

General Chemistry for Engineers

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Prerequisite: Must have math eligibility of MATH120 or higher. Credit only granted for: CHEM103, CHEM113, CHEM131, CHEM135, or CHEM146. The nature and composition of matter, solutions, chemical reactions, equilibria, and electrochemistry, with applications to various fields of engineering.

Fall 2024

Andrei Vedernikov

52 reviews
Average rating: 3.02

Alice Mignerey

100 reviews
Average rating: 2.08

Elizabeth Griffith

120 reviews
Average rating: 4.30

Shane Collins

3 reviews
Average rating: 3.67

Spring 2024

Elizabeth Griffith

120 reviews
Average rating: 4.30

Fall 2023

Alice Mignerey

100 reviews
Average rating: 2.08

Amanda Schech

93 reviews
Average rating: 4.23

Elizabeth Griffith

120 reviews
Average rating: 4.30

Samuel Lascio

6 reviews
Average rating: 5.00

Spring 2023

Amanda Schech

93 reviews
Average rating: 4.23

Elizabeth Griffith

120 reviews
Average rating: 4.30

Past Semesters

Bonnie Dixon

198 reviews
Average rating: 3.66

Janice Reutt-Robey

10 reviews
Average rating: 2.00

Lenea Stocker

111 reviews
Average rating: 3.59

John Ondov

28 reviews
Average rating: 2.68

Cheng Lee

3 reviews
Average rating: 3.67

Natalia White

29 reviews
Average rating: 2.66

Elizabeth Griffith

120 reviews
Average rating: 4.30

Ashley Sexton-Radney

0 reviews
Average rating: N/A

Daniel Steffek

0 reviews
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Michael Warehime

0 reviews
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Raffaele Perrotta

0 reviews
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Matthew Thum

4 reviews
Average rating: 4.00

Michael Pacella

28 reviews
Average rating: 4.71

Alice Mignerey

100 reviews
Average rating: 2.08

Michael Pacella

28 reviews
Average rating: 4.71

Monique Koppel

66 reviews
Average rating: 3.24

Amanda Schech

93 reviews
Average rating: 4.23

Elizabeth Griffith

120 reviews
Average rating: 4.30

James Rainbolt

105 reviews
Average rating: 2.54

Elizabeth Griffith

120 reviews
Average rating: 4.30

* "W"s are considered to be 0.0 quality points. "Other" grades are not factored into GPA calculation. Grade data not guaranteed to be correct.