Introductory University Chemistry I for Engineers - CHEM 1003

This course introduces the basic principles that form the foundation on which higher chemistry courses are built. This course covers fundamental chemistry concepts in Engineering, such as atomic theory, bonding models, periodicity of elements, and stoichiometry, as well as the nomenclature used in organic and inorganic chemistry. Energy changes associated with chemical transformations are discussed.


To take this course apply to our Engineering University Transfer Certificate program. Read our application guide and apply now.

This course introduces engineering students to fundamental chemistry concepts such as atomic theory, bonding models, periodicity of elements, and stoichiometry, as well as the nomenclature used in organic and inorganic chemistry. The course also covers energy changes associated with chemical transformations.

Note: Restricted to Engineering University Transfer.

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To take this course apply to our Engineering University Transfer Certificate program. Read our application guide and apply now.

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