Teaching

Michael Faraday delivering the Christmas lecture in 1856

I have taught many graduate and undergraduate courses since I joined AUB:

Undergraduate Courses

  • General Chemistry I and II (Chemistry 101 and 102)
  • Basic Chemistry (Chemistry 200)
  • Chemical Principles (Chemistry 201)
  • Introduction to Environmental Chemistry (Chemistry 202)
  • Introductory Chemical Techniques (Chemistry 203)
  • Thermodynamics and Chemical Dynamics (Chemistry 217)
  • Molecular Structure (Chemistry 218)
  • Physical Chemistry Laboratory (Chemistry 220)
  • Senior Seminar (CHEM 230)
  • Independent Study (Chemistry 299)

Graduate Courses

  • Introduction to Nanoscience with Applications (Chemistry 352)
  • Introduction to Molecular Dynamics and Computer Simulation (Chemistry 351)
  • Chemical Kinetics (Chemistry 323)
  • Statistical Mechanics (Chemistry 322)

Most recently, I introduced a graduate course on nanoscience with applications. You can use this Facebook link for continuous posts about this fascinating field of science. I also teach chemical thermodynamics and kinetics for chemistry majors. This Facebook link is where I post complementary material about the subject. For many years, I have enthusiastically taught introduction to environmental chemistry for engineering students. Here is the link where I interact with my students and exchange information on the environment, its problems and the associated chemistry!