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General description of the undergraduate course in chemistry

Forms of education: full-time
Degree awarded: Bachelor’s
Languages of education: Uzbek, Russian
Program code: 60110800
Program duration: 4 years
Program Name: Chemistry

A student majoring in chemistry is required to earn 30 credits per semester and 60 credits per academic year. The duration of study is 4 years, and the student must complete 240 credits before completing the program.

One ECTS credit in hours for a student is 1 credit 30 academic hours, and a student’s annual study load is 60 credits 1800 academic hours. Of this – 50% is divided into classroom hours, 50% into independent study hours. The volume of credits to be mastered by the student during the semester includes compulsory and optional subjects specified in the catalog of subjects.

60110800 – Chemistry (additional biology) field of study – used in the process of pedagogical personnel in the field of undergraduate education for general secondary schools, secondary special, vocational educational institutions subjects, means of pedagogical activity, methods, methods; to engage in scientific-pedagogical research works in network scientific-research institutes of the Ministry of Public Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education and as an independent researcher;

60110800 – Types of professional activities of chemistry graduates:

  • – teaching chemical subjects in the established order in general secondary education, secondary special, vocational educational institutions;
  • -working in educational institutions as cabinet manager, laboratory assistant and equivalent positions;
  • – working as a methodist in chemistry in the ministers who carry out education in the appropriate educational areas, their branch departments and institutions;
  • – working as a junior researcher in scientific and research organizations in the field of natural sciences;
  • – work in local self-government bodies and local centers of spirituality and enlightenment;
  • – development and implementation of pedagogy and technology of professional education, didactic teaching tools in production areas;

Graduates of the field of chemical education can continue their studies in the specified terms of master’s degrees determined by the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

I academic year / 1st semester

Subject code Qualification code Subject name Hour Credit Selection type
1.01 351FalManM1006 Philosophy. Spiritual science 180 6 Compulsory
1.03 351XTM08 Foreign language 120 4 Compulsory
1.04 351O’EYTM04 The newest history of Uzbekistan 120 4 Compulsory
1.09 351MaM04 Basics of mathematics 120 4 Compulsory
1.10 351UKM12 General chemistry 180 6 Compulsory
1.11 351AKM12 Inorganic chemistry 180 6 Compulsory
Total: 900 30

I academic year / 2nd semester

Subject code Qualification code Subject name Hour Credit Selection type
1.02 351O’RTM1004 Uzbek (Russian) language 120 4 Compulsory
1.03 351XTM08 Foreign language 120 4 Compulsory
1.05 351YFGM1004 Physiology of youth. Ecology 120 4 Compulsory
1.10 351UKM12 General chemistry 120 6 Compulsory
1.11 351UKM12 Inorganic chemistry 120 6 Compulsory
1.12 351KimEKM1004 Chemical ecology 120 4 Compulsory
2.09 351MPA04 Qualification and pedagogical practice 90 2 Compulsory
Total: 900 30

II academic year / 3rd semester

Subject code Qualification code Subject name Hour Credit Selection type
1.07 351UmPsixM06 General psychology 120 4 Compulsory
1.13 351OrKM10010 Organic chemistry 180 4 Compulsory
1.14 351AnKM1008 Analytical chemistry 120 6 Compulsory
1.15 351FM1004 Physics 120 4 Compulsory
2.01 351OTK06 Preparation course for the Olympics 180 6 Elective
2.02 351Bot04 Botany 120 4 Elective
Total: 900 30

II academic year / 4th semester

Subject code Qualification code Subject name Hour Credit Selection type
1.07 351UmPsixM06 General psychology 120 4 Compulsory
1.06 351MTTM04 Media educational technologies 120 4 Compulsory
1.13 351OrKM10010 Organic chemistry 180 6 Compulsory
1.14 351AnKM1008 Analitic chemistry 120 4 Compulsory
2.03 351MT06 The structure of substances 180 6 Elective
2.04 351Zol04 Zoology 120 4 Elective
2.09 351MPA04 Qualification and pedagogical practice 60 2 Compulsory
Total: 900 30

III academic year / 5th semester

Subject code Qualification code Subject name Hour Credit Selection type
1.08 351UmPedM08 General pedagogy 120 4 Compulsory
1.16 351PolKM1006 Chemistry of polymers 120 4 Compulsory
1.17 351FizVKKM1008 Physical and colloidal chemistry 120 4 Compulsory
1.18 351MKO’MM10010 Methodology of teaching chemistry at school 120 4 Compulsory
1.19 351KMYeMM1008 Chemistry problem solving methodology 120 4 Compulsory
1.20 351KimTM1008 Chemical technology 120 4 Elective
2.05 351AVOMNU06 Methods of naming inorganic and organic substances 180 6 Elective
Total: 900 30

III academic year / 6th semester

Subject code Qualification code Subject name Hour Credit Selection type
1.08 351UmPedM08 General pedagogy 120 4 Compulsory
1.17 351FizVKKM1008 Physical and colloidal chemistry 120 4 Compulsory
1.18 351MKO’MM10010 Methodology of teaching chemistry at school 180 6 Compulsory
1.19 351KMYeMM1008 Chemistry problem solving methodology 120 4 Compulsory
1.20 351KimTM1008 Chemical technology 120 4 Compulsory
2.06 351RB04 Developmental Biology 120 4 Elective
2.09 351MPA04 Qualification and pedagogical practice 180 6 Compulsory
Total: 900 30

IV academic year / 7th semester

Subject code Qualification code Subject name Hour Kredit Selection type
1.21 351BioKM1004 Biochemistry 120 4 Compulsory
1.22 351KO’ZTM1004 Modern technologies in teaching chemistry 180 6 Compulsory
1.23 351BioOKAM1006 Electrochemistry 180 4 Compulsory
1.24 351TBK06 Chemistry of complex compounds 180 6 Compulsory
2.07 351OTK06 Chemistry of natural compounds 180 6 Elective
2.08 351OdAM04 Human anatomy and physiology 120 4 Elective
Total: 900 30

IV academic year / 8th semester

Subject code Qualification code Subject name Hour Credit Selection type
2.09 351MPA26 Qualification and pedagogical practice 780 26 Compulsory
2.10 351YDA04 Final state certifications 120 4 Compulsory
Total: 900 30

Umumiy kimyo

Subject code Qualification code Subject name Hour Credit Semester
1.10 351UMKM12 General chemistry 180 6 1
1.10 351UMKM12 General chemistry 180 6 2
Total: 360 12

The goals and tasks of science

The purpose of the subject is to teach the future teachers of chemistry in depth the most important theoretical principles in chemistry, to provide knowledge that meets the state educational standard and qualification students, to describe the natural reserves of the Republic and the production of products from them for each subject. It is to show the educational and educational importance of teaching by means of teaching, to carry out orientation to the profession by in-depth coverage of issues related to chemistry courses of schools, academic lyceums and vocational colleges.

The task of the subject is to teach students, on the basis of the National Personnel Training Program, as well as the possibility of conducting experiments in general chemistry, to be able to work with chemical vessels, chemical reagents, gas and electric heating devices, weigh on modern scales, various it is required to be able to conduct laboratory experiments, to conduct various experiments using glass tubes and containers, to be able to make devices, to be able to analyze educational literature, to have the skills and abilities to perform calculations with chemical formulas and equations.

What knowledge and skills the student will have at the end of the course?

  • – historical stages of the formation and development of general chemistry;
  • – further achievements of chemical sciences;
  • – about the theoretical issues of chemistry, including the quantum mechanical interpretation of the structure of atoms and molecules;
  • – development and general description of the concept of chemical bonding;
  • – chemical thermodynamics, kinetic and thermodynamic laws of chemical processes;
  • – laws of oxidation-reduction reactions and electrolysis;
  • – theory of electrolytic dissociation and hydrolysis processes;
  • – introduction to organic chemistry and knowledge of its main features;
  • – D.I. Mendeleev’s periodic system, the structure of simple and complex substances of the elements of the main and additional groups;
  • – acquisition and properties;
  • – knowledge of quantum mechanical theories of the structure of atoms and molecules and their solution to practical problems;
  • – the structure, acquisition and properties of simple and complex substances of basic and additional group elements in D.I. Mendeleev’s periodic system;
  • – to correctly solve the main problems of ecology using the theoretical knowledge of chemistry;
  • – to determine the appropriate place of general chemistry in society;
  • – to practice the acquired theoretical knowledge, i.e. to perform laboratory work;
  • – must have the skills to effectively use the obtained substances.

Brief description of science:

General chemistry is intended for undergraduate chemistry students and includes an introduction to chemistry, the history of the development of general chemistry and the development of chemistry in Uzbekistan, the basic concepts and laws of chemistry, the main classes of inorganic compounds, D.I. Mendeleev’s periodic table of elements law and periodic system of chemical elements, modern theories of atomic structure and chemical bonding, chemical kinetics and chemical equilibrium, energetics of chemical processes, solutions and their properties, electrolyte solutions and oxidation-reduction reactions, basic theories of organic chemistry and coordination chemistry course lum is stated in consistency. Thorough mastering of science, along with knowledge of theoretical materials, serves as a skill for students during their pedagogical practice and post-graduation work.

Type of lesson and evaluation method

Type of lesson 1st semester Controls Score distribution
Lecture training 30 hour Midterm 20 score
Practical training 16 hour Current control 10 score
Laboratory training 46 hour Current control 10 score
Independent training 90 hour Current control 10 score
Final 50 score
Type of lesson 2nd semester Controls Score distribution
Lecture training 30 hour Midterm 20 score
Practical training 16 hour Current control 10 score
Laboratory training 44 hour Current control 10 score
Independent training 90 hour Current control 10 score
Final 50 score

Table for transfer of assessment from 5-point scale to 100-point scale

5-point scale 100-point scale
5,00 — 4,96 100
4,95 — 4,91 99
4,90 — 4,86 98
4,85 — 4,81 97
4,80 — 4,76 96
4,75 — 4,71 95
4,70 — 4,66 94
4,65 — 4,61 93
4,60 — 4,56 92
4,55 — 4,51 91
4,50 — 4,46 90
4,45 — 4,41 89
4,40 — 4,36 88
4,35 — 4,31 87
5-point scale 100-point scale
4,30 — 4,26 86
4,25 — 4,21 85
4,20 — 4,16 84
4,15 — 4,11 83
4,10 — 4,06 82
4,05 — 4,01 81
4,00 — 3,96 80
3,95 — 3,91 79
3,90 — 3,86 78
3,85 — 3,81 77
3,80 — 3,76 76
3,75 — 3,71 75
3,70 — 3,66 74
3,65 — 3,61 73
5-point scale 100-point scale
3,60 — 3,56 72
3,55 — 3,51 71
3,46 — 3,54 70
3,45 — 3,41 69
3,40 — 3,36 68
3,35 — 3,31 67
3,30 — 3,26 66
3,25 — 3,21 65
3,20 — 3,16 64
3,15 — 3,11 63
3,10 — 3,06 62
3,05 — 3,01 61
3,00 60
lower than 3,0  lower than 60