Module Outline
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Organic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
Module
National Code
AAA757
AAA757
State Code
55026
55026
DTWD Status
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
08/11/2000
Field of Education
010501 - Organic Chemistry
Nominal Hours
50
Description
To provide the learner with introductory level skills in organic chemistry. It
should build on the elementary organic knowledge derived in AAA751 Chemical
Principles and also provide essential skills in naming, and classifying organic
substances and predicting their organic reactivity (which is required for
subsequent modules).
should build on the elementary organic knowledge derived in AAA751 Chemical
Principles and also provide essential skills in naming, and classifying organic
substances and predicting their organic reactivity (which is required for
subsequent modules).
Range of Variables
This module is to be delivered off-the-job. It can be delivered in either
full-time learner, part-time learner or block release mode. Regardless of
delivery mode the maximum time taken to complete this module should be no less
than 9 weeks.
For full-time learners, the module should be delivered over a semester.
Educational delivery should be paced such that theory and laboratory work are
integrated. Laboratory sessions should be at least two hours in length.
Additional time should be allocated by learners for reporting writing,
assignment and general revision. This will vary according to the ability and
prior competence of the learner.
Learners with concurrent relevant workplace experience should be considered for
recognition of prior learning, and teaching strategies adjusted accordingly.
Delivery in block release mode should be over at least a nine week period, with
similar integration
full-time learner, part-time learner or block release mode. Regardless of
delivery mode the maximum time taken to complete this module should be no less
than 9 weeks.
For full-time learners, the module should be delivered over a semester.
Educational delivery should be paced such that theory and laboratory work are
integrated. Laboratory sessions should be at least two hours in length.
Additional time should be allocated by learners for reporting writing,
assignment and general revision. This will vary according to the ability and
prior competence of the learner.
Learners with concurrent relevant workplace experience should be considered for
recognition of prior learning, and teaching strategies adjusted accordingly.
Delivery in block release mode should be over at least a nine week period, with
similar integration
Evidence Guide
Classroom-based assessment
Laboratory work
Written assignments
Practical pre-work
Practical work
Logbook
Practical reports
Written test.
Laboratory work
Written assignments
Practical pre-work
Practical work
Logbook
Practical reports
Written test.
Elements and Performance Criteria
No information
No information
Associated Qual/Courses
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6683 | Diploma of Biomedical Science | Accredited course | |
| 6675 | 13742WA | Certificate IV in Laboratory Techniques | Accredited course |
| 9612 | 5966 | Diploma of Technology (Applied Science) | Accredited course |