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It:intro2

2008-10-10T07:40:29Z

Chsov07: /* Checklist of items */

=Chemical Information Technology 2008-09=

{| summary="Summary"
| width="104" |
[http://www.ic.ac.uk/ [[Image:logo.gif|Chemistry Dept, ICSTM, Fax: +44 171 594 5804]]]
| align="center" valign="top" |
''Four Lecture Demonstrations by [http://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/rzepa/ Henry Rzepa]<br /> with individual practical sessions using a Computer''<br /><small>Department of Chemistry, Imperial College London.</small><br /><tt><big>'''https://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/wiki/index.php/It:intro2'''</big></tt>
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==Checklist of items==

# '''Location and time of Lectures and demonstrations:''' All in the Pippard, Friday 10th October (11.00-12.00), Monday 13th October (10.00-11.00), Tuesday 14th Oct (10.00-11.00) and Thursday 16th Oct (09.00-10.00).
# '''Relevance of this course:''' As of October 10, 2008, [http://www.cas.org/cgi-bin/cas/regreport.pl there were]:
## 38,692,813 organic and inorganic substances
## and 60,375,679 ''sequences'',
## undertaking 15,817,188 ''reactions'', and
## for which there are 1 billion reported experimental ''properties''
## described in about 1 million scientific articles being published each year
## across 10,000 chemistry ''journals'' and ''databases''
#[[it:background|which makes chemistry one of the most data-rich subjects]]
# '''Login-IDs:''' You will require your local id, i.e. the one you use for e-mail and which should have been issued in your first year. Please ensure that you have this id and its password available for laboratory sessions.
# '''Presentation of Course:''' A set of Web Wiki pages linking access to chemical information sources. Some of these sources require pre-installed programs on the computer you are using, and a [http://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/local/it/3_inst.html suitably configured] Web Browser: we suggest using FireFox (on all platforms), one or two facilities may cause problems with Internet Explorer 6.0 (Windows only).
# '''Structure of the Course:'''
##Introduction to scientific journals, managing your computer desktop and using Microsoft Office/EndNote and ChemDraw
##1D Bibliographic searches
##2D chemical structure searches
##3D chemical structure searches and creating Wiki entries.
# '''Lab Slots:''' These will be by arrangement with your '''organic''' tutors. These will normally occur on selected Wednesday mornings, but it depends on your tutor.
#Please feel free to also use either the Computer room OR the study area on level 2 outside of these sessions. The latter area is NOT formally reserved and any student can use it at any time for this purpose if a computer is free. Students doing course and study work always have priority over students using the computers for non-chemistry related uses.
# '''Lab coursework:''' You will be expected to work through the [[it:coursework2| examples]] at your own pace.
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[[it:lectures2| Go to next section]]
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It:intro2

2008-10-10T07:39:45Z

Chsov07: /* Checklist of items */

=Chemical Information Technology 2008-09=

{| summary="Summary"
| width="104" |
[http://www.ic.ac.uk/ [[Image:logo.gif|Chemistry Dept, ICSTM, Fax: +44 171 594 5804]]]
| align="center" valign="top" |
''Four Lecture Demonstrations by [http://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/rzepa/ Henry Rzepa]<br /> with individual practical sessions using a Computer''<br /><small>Department of Chemistry, Imperial College London.</small><br /><tt><big>'''https://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/wiki/index.php/It:intro2'''</big></tt>
|<jmol>
<jmolApplet>
<title>Pentahelicene</title><color>white</color><size>150</size>
<script>zoom 200; cpk -20;;</script>
<uploadedFileContents>pentahelicene.mol</uploadedFileContents>
</jmolApplet>
</jmol>
|}

==Checklist of items==

# '''Location and time of Lectures and demonstrations:''' All in the Pippard, Friday 10th October (11.00-12.00), Monday 13th October (10.00-11.00), Tuesday 14th Oct (10.00-11.00) and Thursday 16th Oct (09.00-10.00).
# '''Relevance of this course:''' As of October 10, 2008, [http://www.cas.org/cgi-bin/cas/regreport.pl there were]:
## 38,692,813 organic and inorganic substances
## and 60,375,679 ''sequences'',
## undertaking 15,434,228 ''reactions'', and
## for which there are 1 billion reported experimental ''properties''
## described in about 1 million scientific articles being published each year
## across 10,000 chemistry ''journals'' and ''databases''
#[[it:background|which makes chemistry one of the most data-rich subjects]]
# '''Login-IDs:''' You will require your local id, i.e. the one you use for e-mail and which should have been issued in your first year. Please ensure that you have this id and its password available for laboratory sessions.
# '''Presentation of Course:''' A set of Web Wiki pages linking access to chemical information sources. Some of these sources require pre-installed programs on the computer you are using, and a [http://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/local/it/3_inst.html suitably configured] Web Browser: we suggest using FireFox (on all platforms), one or two facilities may cause problems with Internet Explorer 6.0 (Windows only).
# '''Structure of the Course:'''
##Introduction to scientific journals, managing your computer desktop and using Microsoft Office/EndNote and ChemDraw
##1D Bibliographic searches
##2D chemical structure searches
##3D chemical structure searches and creating Wiki entries.
# '''Lab Slots:''' These will be by arrangement with your '''organic''' tutors. These will normally occur on selected Wednesday mornings, but it depends on your tutor.
#Please feel free to also use either the Computer room OR the study area on level 2 outside of these sessions. The latter area is NOT formally reserved and any student can use it at any time for this purpose if a computer is free. Students doing course and study work always have priority over students using the computers for non-chemistry related uses.
# '''Lab coursework:''' You will be expected to work through the [[it:coursework2| examples]] at your own pace.
----
[[it:lectures2| Go to next section]]
----

It:intro2

2008-10-10T07:38:03Z

Chsov07: /* Checklist of items */

=Chemical Information Technology 2008-09=

{| summary="Summary"
| width="104" |
[http://www.ic.ac.uk/ [[Image:logo.gif|Chemistry Dept, ICSTM, Fax: +44 171 594 5804]]]
| align="center" valign="top" |
''Four Lecture Demonstrations by [http://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/rzepa/ Henry Rzepa]<br /> with individual practical sessions using a Computer''<br /><small>Department of Chemistry, Imperial College London.</small><br /><tt><big>'''https://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/wiki/index.php/It:intro2'''</big></tt>
|<jmol>
<jmolApplet>
<title>Pentahelicene</title><color>white</color><size>150</size>
<script>zoom 200; cpk -20;;</script>
<uploadedFileContents>pentahelicene.mol</uploadedFileContents>
</jmolApplet>
</jmol>
|}

==Checklist of items==

# '''Location and time of Lectures and demonstrations:''' All in the Pippard, Friday 10th October (11.00-12.00), Monday 13th October (10.00-11.00), Tuesday 14th Oct (10.00-11.00) and Thursday 16th Oct (09.00-10.00).
# '''Relevance of this course:''' As of October, 2008, [http://www.cas.org/cgi-bin/cas/regreport.pl there were]:
## 37,071,097 organic and inorganic substances
## and 60,072,436 ''sequences'',
## undertaking 15,434,228 ''reactions'', and
## for which there are 1 billion reported experimental ''properties''
## described in about 1 million scientific articles being published each year
## across 10,000 chemistry ''journals'' and ''databases''
#[[it:background|which makes chemistry one of the most data-rich subjects]]
# '''Login-IDs:''' You will require your local id, i.e. the one you use for e-mail and which should have been issued in your first year. Please ensure that you have this id and its password available for laboratory sessions.
# '''Presentation of Course:''' A set of Web Wiki pages linking access to chemical information sources. Some of these sources require pre-installed programs on the computer you are using, and a [http://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/local/it/3_inst.html suitably configured] Web Browser: we suggest using FireFox (on all platforms), one or two facilities may cause problems with Internet Explorer 6.0 (Windows only).
# '''Structure of the Course:'''
##Introduction to scientific journals, managing your computer desktop and using Microsoft Office/EndNote and ChemDraw
##1D Bibliographic searches
##2D chemical structure searches
##3D chemical structure searches and creating Wiki entries.
# '''Lab Slots:''' These will be by arrangement with your '''organic''' tutors. These will normally occur on selected Wednesday mornings, but it depends on your tutor.
#Please feel free to also use either the Computer room OR the study area on level 2 outside of these sessions. The latter area is NOT formally reserved and any student can use it at any time for this purpose if a computer is free. Students doing course and study work always have priority over students using the computers for non-chemistry related uses.
# '''Lab coursework:''' You will be expected to work through the [[it:coursework2| examples]] at your own pace.
----
[[it:lectures2| Go to next section]]
----

It:intro2

2008-10-10T07:37:08Z

Chsov07: /* Checklist of items */

=Chemical Information Technology 2008-09=

{| summary="Summary"
| width="104" |
[http://www.ic.ac.uk/ [[Image:logo.gif|Chemistry Dept, ICSTM, Fax: +44 171 594 5804]]]
| align="center" valign="top" |
''Four Lecture Demonstrations by [http://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/rzepa/ Henry Rzepa]<br /> with individual practical sessions using a Computer''<br /><small>Department of Chemistry, Imperial College London.</small><br /><tt><big>'''https://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/wiki/index.php/It:intro2'''</big></tt>
|<jmol>
<jmolApplet>
<title>Pentahelicene</title><color>white</color><size>150</size>
<script>zoom 200; cpk -20;;</script>
<uploadedFileContents>pentahelicene.mol</uploadedFileContents>
</jmolApplet>
</jmol>
|}

==Checklist of items==

# '''Location and time of Lectures and demonstrations:''' All in the Pippard, Friday 10th October (11.00-12.00), Monday 13th October (10.00-11.00), Tuesday 14th Oct (10.00-11.00) and Thursday 16th Oct (09.00-10.00).
# '''Relevance of this course:''' As of October, 2008, [http://www.cas.org/cgi-bin/cas/regreport.pl there were]:
## 37,071,097 organic and inorganic substances
## and 60,072,436 ''sequences'',
## undertaking 15,434,228 ''reactions'', and
## for which there are 1 billion reported experimental ''properties''
## described in about 1 million scientific articles being published each year
## across 10,000 chemistry ''journals'' and ''databases''
#[[it:background|which makes chemistry one of the most data-rich subjects]]
# '''Login-IDs:''' You will require your local id, i.e. the one you use for e-mail and which should have been issued in your first year. Please ensure that you have this id and its password available for laboratory sessions.
# '''Presentation of Course:''' A set of Web Wiki pages linking access to chemical information sources. Some of these sources require pre-installed programs on the computer you are using, and a [http://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/local/it/3_inst.html suitably configured] Web Browser: we suggest using FireFox (on all platforms), one or two facilities may cause problems with Internet Explorer 6.0 (Windows only).
# '''Structure of the Course:'''
##Introduction to scientific journals, managing your computer desktop and using Microsoft Office/EndNote and ChemDraw
##1D Bibliographic searches
##2D chemical structure searches
##3D chemical structure searches and creating Wiki entries.
# '''Lab Slots:''' These will be by arrangement with your '''organic''' tutors. These will normally occur on selected Wednesday mornings, but it depends on your tutor.
#Please feel free to also use either the Computer room OR the study area on level 2 outside of these sessions. The latter area is NOT formally reserved and any student can use it at any time for this purpose if a computer is free. Students doing course and study work always have priority over students using the computers for non-chemistry related uses.
# '''Lab coursework:''' You will be expected to work through the [[it:coursework| examples]] at your own pace.
----
[[it:lectures2| Go to next section]]
----

It:intro2

2008-10-10T07:33:01Z

Chsov07: /* Checklist of items */

=Chemical Information Technology 2008-09=

{| summary="Summary"
| width="104" |
[http://www.ic.ac.uk/ [[Image:logo.gif|Chemistry Dept, ICSTM, Fax: +44 171 594 5804]]]
| align="center" valign="top" |
''Four Lecture Demonstrations by [http://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/rzepa/ Henry Rzepa]<br /> with individual practical sessions using a Computer''<br /><small>Department of Chemistry, Imperial College London.</small><br /><tt><big>'''https://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/wiki/index.php/It:intro2'''</big></tt>
|<jmol>
<jmolApplet>
<title>Pentahelicene</title><color>white</color><size>150</size>
<script>zoom 200; cpk -20;;</script>
<uploadedFileContents>pentahelicene.mol</uploadedFileContents>
</jmolApplet>
</jmol>
|}

==Checklist of items==

# '''Location and time of Lectures and demonstrations:''' All in the Pippard, Friday 10th October (11.00-12.00), Monday 13th October (10.00-11.00), Tuesday 14th Oct (10.00-11.00) and Thursday 16th Oct (09.00-10.00).
# '''Relevance of this course:''' As of October, 2008, [http://www.cas.org/cgi-bin/cas/regreport.pl there were]:
## 37,071,097 organic and inorganic substances
## and 60,072,436 ''sequences'',
## undertaking 15,434,228 ''reactions'', and
## for which there are 1 billion reported experimental ''properties''
## described in about 1 million scientific articles being published each year
## across 10,000 chemistry ''journals'' and ''databases''
#[[it:background|which makes chemistry one of the most data-rich subjects]]
# '''Login-IDs:''' You will require your local id, i.e. the one you use for e-mail and which should have been issued in your first year. Please ensure that you have this id and its password available for laboratory sessions.
# '''Presentation of Course:''' A set of Web Wiki pages linking access to chemical information sources. Some of these sources require pre-installed programs on the computer you are using, and a [http://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/local/it/3_inst.html suitably configured] Web Browser: we suggest using FireFox (on all platforms), one or two facilities may cause problems with Internet Explorer 6.0 (Windows only).
# '''Structure of the Course:'''
##Introduction to scientific journals, managing your computer desktop and using Microsoft Office/EndNote and ChemDraw
##1D Bibliographic searches
##2D chemical structure searches
##3D chemical structure searches and creating Wiki entries.
# '''Lab Slots:''' These will be by arrangement with your '''organic''' tutors. These will normally occur on selected Wednesday mornings, but it depends on your tutor.
#Please feel free to use either the Computer room OR the study area on level 2 outside of these hours. The latter area is NOT formally reserved and any student can use it at any time for this purpose if a computer is free. Students doing course and study work always have priority over students using the computers for non-chemistry related uses. A demonstrators will be present during your three sessions.
# '''Lab coursework:''' You will be expected to work through the [[it:coursework| examples]] at your own pace.
----
[[it:lectures2| Go to next section]]
----