Have you…
• any interest in forensics like you see in the TV show CSI?
• ever wondered how we know the values on food labels?
• ever wanted to make soap?
• ever curious as to why disposable diapers are so effective?
Announcing for the Spring of 2012:
Chemistry 108 - The Chemistry of Everyday Phenomena
- This is a laboratory-based course in which you take part in learning about and doing chemistry.
- You need not have any chemistry background at all to take this course.
- There are NO EXAMS in this course (including no final exam), only written assignments are required.
- Lecture is only once a week and lab is only once a week.
- Chemistry 108 is designed to be fun and interesting!
- Former students gave the course a 4.9/5.0 on the ICES evaluations for the overall quality of Enrollment is limited, so register before it is too late!
What some former students said about Chemistry 108:
- “It was a great course for me; I have little to no experience in chemistry and this course was fun and a good introduction.”
- “It’s always nice to see the use of chemistry in everyday life. You learn the material but never really get to use it. It was nice to finally learn where they are used.”
- Provided a way to experience chemistry in a fun atmosphere and learn at the same time.”
- “I loved this class. I’m recommending it to everyone!”
- “Very enjoyable course, well taught and organized.”
Contact Gretchen Adams at gadams4 -at- illinois.edu if you have any questions.