Chemistry for Biomedicine (CHEM10006)

Intended learning outcomes

To provide students with an understanding of the principles of chemistry underlying biomedical science.

Generic skills

This subject encompasses particular generic skills so that on completion students should have developed skills relating to:

• the organization of work schedules that permit appropriate preparation time for tutorials, practical classes and examinations.
• the use of electronic forms of communication.
• the utilisation of computer-aided learning activities to enhance understanding.
• the performance of basic manipulations with laboratory equipment.
• the recording of observations, the analysis of information and the interpretation data within a laboratory setting.
• accessing information from the library employing both electronic and traditional means.
• working collaboratively with other students.
• the use of conceptual models.
• problem solving.
• critical thinking.