Chemistry I (5 ECTS)
Code: KX00EO47-3001
General information
- Enrollment
- 02.07.2021 - 31.08.2021
- Registration for the implementation has ended.
- Timing
- 30.09.2021 - 29.12.2021
- Implementation has ended.
- Number of ECTS credits allocated
- 5 ECTS
- Mode of delivery
- On-campus
- Campus
- Hämeentie 135 D
- Teaching languages
- Finnish
- Seats
- 1 - 22
- Degree programmes
- Conservation
- Teachers
- Kirsi Perkiömäki
- Teacher in charge
- Kirsi Perkiömäki
- Groups
-
KXA21S1Konservoinnin tutkinto-ohjelma päivä
-
KXA21S2Konservoinnin tutkinto-ohjelma monimuoto
- Course
- KX00EO47
Learning outcomes
The student will understand the concepts of inorganic and organic materials and the primary and secondary bonding and the effect of bonds on the main characteristics of materials. The student is able to wright and name chemical formulas of inorganic materials and can use them for calculating solvent concentrations and other basic chemical calculations.
The student knows the structure, characteristics and history of inorganic pigments and is able to identify these pigments with basic chemical analyses.
Content
Basic theory of inorganic chemistry related to conservation and its materials.
Chemical bonding, formulas, concentration calculations and related calculations.
Structure and characteristics of inorganic pigments, history of inorganic pigments.
Pigments portfolio.
Teaching methods
Tuition mostly in Finnish, lecture, contact teaching, guided assignments, laboratory works, independent work with literature.
Course might contain virtual lectures that can be recorded. If student doesn´t accept his name, voice or chat comments to be recorded, that must be announced to teacher via email by 1.10. kirsi.perkiomaki@metropolia.fi
Location and time
Virtual lectures are held via TEAMS.
Laboratory works are kept at Arabia campus, Hämeentie 135 D
Learning materials and recommended literature
Literature list and study hand out given by the lecturer.
Alternative completion methods of implementation
No option
Exam dates and retake possibilities
Opintojakson tentti järjestetään kurssin lähipäivänä. Tentti on mahdollista uusia kerran uusintatenttipäivänä.
Student workload
The weekly working hours of a student is 1,5 cr which is equivalent to 40 hours of studies. 40 hours is formed from approx. 17 hours of contact studies with a lecturer. The remaining hours is spent by independent literature survey or practical work. 1 credit (cr) is equivalent to 27 hours (h).
Content scheduling
Opintojakson lähiopetuspäivät ja sisällön jaksotus ilmoitetaan omassa ennen kurssin alkua.
Assessment methods and criteria
Kurssin arviointi tapahtuu lopputentin, läsnäolon ja välitehtävien perusteella.
Evaluation scale
0-5
Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)
The student comprehends the basic concept the course and knows the related theory on a basic level. The student masters the basic elements and skills required during the course and is able to make elementary chemical calculations. The student is able to acquire independently reliable data upon course theme.
Assessment criteria, good (3)
The student masters well the course content and basic concepts. The student shows good knowledge of theoretical and applied science related to the course theme. The student masters the course complex both in theory and in practice and is able to make different type of chemical calculations. The student is able to acquire independently reliable data upon course theme and he/she is able to analyze this data.
Assessment criteria, excellent (5)
The student masters well the course content and has achieved excellent level of knowledge and skills. The student shows excellent knowledge of theoretical and applied science related to the course theme. The student is able to make different types of chemical calculations including applied chemical calculation. The student is able to acquire independently reliable data upon course theme and he/she is able to analyze and apply this data.
Assessment criteria, approved/failed
The student comprehends the basic concept the course and knows the related theory on a basic level. The student masters the basic elements and skills required during the course and is able to make elementary chemical calculations. The student is able to acquire independently reliable data upon course theme.