Modern Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy for an Enhanced Chemistry Curriculum and Support of Local Two-Year College Organic Chemistry
现代磁共振波谱学增强化学课程和支持当地两年制大学有机化学
基本信息
- 批准号:0087619
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 12.41万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2001
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2001-04-01 至 2003-03-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Chemistry (12) Mississippi College has striven to improve science education by curriculum development employing spectroscopy and biochemical subject matter for science and non-science undergraduate students. Extending these changes, we are implementing a significant upgrade of nuclear magnetic resonance instrumental capability with broad implications for the chemistry curriculum at Mississippi College and five local two-year community colleges, Hinds, Holmes, Copiah-Lincoln, Jones County, and Southwest Mississippi Community Colleges. Curricular changes range from foundational to specialized courses and improve student skills in stages through the higher three years of the degree program. These changes are made by adapting experiments from the educational and research literature into undergraduate courses. In this project, a first goal is foundational for the second undergraduate year: improving student understanding and practice of magnetic resonance in organic chemistry at Mississippi College, and developing and implementing an outreach to the five local two-year colleges for annual instructor training, ongoing materials development, support and visiting class practice in infrared and nuclear magnetic spectroscopy. A second goal is developmental: introducing students to more searching experiments which take advantage of the wide analytical range of the instrumentation and its specialized applications in biochemistry, organic and instrumental analysis, and chemical dynamics. Supportive internet resources are being developed for both of these goals. A third goal is investigational: improving undergraduate research and honors by providing students with modern spectroscopic means for their synthetic and experimental work. Facilities are available to colleagues at other local four-year institutions. Following the implementation period, the project will support a long-term improvement of basic student skills in organic chemistry locally, and more specialized activities by upper-division students. Each planned element and the off-campus outreach will be evaluated by the end of the first year with annual assessments thereafter. Both intramural and extramural programs are being assessed based on student and faculty evaluation of the methods and experiences. Affected two-year college programs, which presently lack instrumental support, should realize significant science student, faculty, and program improvements. Science students will be better prepared for higher division classes, transfer programs, and for graduate and professional studies.
化学(12)密西西比学院一直致力于通过为科学和非科学本科生开发光谱学和生物化学课程来改善科学教育。扩展这些变化,我们正在实施的核磁共振仪器的能力与化学课程在密西西比学院和五个地方两年制社区学院,海兹,霍姆斯,科皮亚-林肯,琼斯县,西南密西西比社区学院的广泛影响显着升级。课程变化范围从基础到专业课程,并通过学位课程的三年来分阶段提高学生的技能。这些变化是通过调整实验从教育和研究文献到本科课程。在这个项目中,第一个目标是基础的第二个本科年:提高学生的理解和实践的磁共振在有机化学在密西西比学院,并制定和实施推广到五个地方两年制学院的年度教师培训,正在进行的材料开发,支持和访问类实践红外和核磁光谱。第二个目标是发展:向学生介绍更多的搜索实验,利用仪器的广泛分析范围及其在生物化学,有机和仪器分析和化学动力学中的专业应用。正在为这两个目标开发支持性的互联网资源。第三个目标是研究性的:通过为学生的合成和实验工作提供现代光谱手段来提高本科生的研究和荣誉。其他本地四年制院校的同事也可使用这些设施。在执行期结束后,该项目将支持长期提高当地学生的有机化学基本技能,并支持高年级学生开展更专门的活动。每个计划的组成部分和校外外联活动将在第一年年底前进行评价,此后每年进行评估。校内和校外课程都是根据学生和教师对方法和经验的评价进行评估的。受影响的两年制大学课程,目前缺乏工具的支持,应该实现显着的科学学生,教师和程序的改进。理科学生将更好地准备更高的部门类,转移计划,并为研究生和专业研究。
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