Chemistry (332-A)

1 Credit

Grades 11-12 Prerequisite: Algebra 1, Geometry and successful completion of Integrated Science and Biology. 
 
An Introductory course involving mathematical and theoretical aspect of the following topics: Atomic Theory, Bonding, Chemical Reactions, Quantitative Analysis, States of Matter, and Acids and Bases. Using analytical mathematical skills students engage in scientific investigation of interactions of atoms and their influence of the world around us. 
 
 
Chemistry Honors (331-H)

1 Credit

Grades 11-12 Prerequisite: Successful completion of Integrated Science, Biology H and Algebra 2  
 
This course will examine the composition of matter and the causes for changes. It prepares students especially for science and engineering majors and also for the SAT Chemistry Subject test. This course requires critical thinking and high level, problem solving skills and involves the student in intensive laboratory investigation and data analysis to further enhance the students understanding of chemical principles and their implications. It emphasizes the mathematical and theoretical aspects of the topics listed, but is not limited to the following: Properties of Matter, Atomic Structure, Bonding, Chemical Reactions, Stoichiometry, Solutions, Acids and Bases, Gas Laws. 

Standards, Indicators, and Scoring Criteria for Chemistry