The Online AP Chemistry Course: Part 1 (Udemy.com)

The first part in the Online AP Chemistry Course series, with an emphasis on practice problems and effective videos

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Created by: Sunny Cui

Produced in 2021

What you will learn

All topics required to ace the College Board's AP Chemistry Exam
Scientific Method
Units of Measurement
Dimensional Analysis
Uncertainty in Measurement
Significant Figures
Accuracy vs Precision
Fundamental Chemical Laws
Dalton, J.J. Thompson, and Ernest Rutherford
Lewis and Rutherford Diagrams
Groups and Periods on the Periodic Table of Elements
Nomenclature (naming) of covalent and ionic compounds
Polyatomic Ions
Isotopes and Mass Numbers
Avagadro and the Mole
Percent Composition
Empirical and Molecular Formula
Balancing Chemical Equations
Stoichioemtry
Limiting and Excess Reagents

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Course Description

Howdy everyone! After self studying the AP Chemistry course, getting a 5 on the exam, and tutoring dozens of other students for over 400 hours in chemistry topics, I wanted to make an online course for AP Chemistry. There are many educational videos you can find but few are structured in such a way that it lets you know what you should learn next, and the vast majority don't provide practice problems to students. That's why this course was designed to have an emphasis on a curriculum and problem sets. It will contain 17 topics, with each topic containing quizzes, lectures and 40+ exercises. This is part one of the series covering the first 3 topics, and arguably the most important:
1. Mathematical Foundation for Chemistry2. Chemical History and Elements3. Stoichiometry It has 5+ hours of lectures and 4 problem sets. Feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thank you! Who this course is for:
Students looking to self study for the AP Chemistry examFirst year university chemistry students

Time: 5.5h

Instructor Details

Sunny Cui

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Having been a private tutor for 600+hours, as well as a classroom lecturer for Chemistry, Physics, and the Mathematics, Iknow the perfect pathway for a student's success.

My ideology is simple: to practice and to master. I believe a student has fully learned a concept when they can connect it with other ideas, apply that knowledge to various challenging problems, and never forget what they've learned for the rest of their academic career. That is why each of my courses has a huge focus on practice. Lots and lots of problem sets, hundreds of practice questions, and hours of videos dedicated to solving those challenging questions. One of the biggest problems with the online course industry is the lack of availability for problem sets that will students to hone their problem solving skills. All my courses keep this in mind. For instance, my first and latest course, The Online APChemistry Course, has 17 topics, and each topic contains 40-50 practice questions for students to try their hand at. The most challenging questions have video lectures where Isolve them. Ifind this "monkey-see monkey-do"method is the quickest way for a student to master a subject - necessary in order to score a 5 on the AP Chemistry Exam.

I know for students that are taking online courses, having a course that has a logical and sequential flow of information is more important than anything, as it allows students to mindmap topics together to get the big picture of the subject at hand. The