Per WGU's published description, General Chemistry II with Lab equips students with a comprehensive understanding of advanced chemical principles and their real-world applications. The named content: energy transfer during physical and chemical processes, the recognition and naming of compounds, and quantitative relationships in chemical reactions, with proficiency in stoichiometry, solution concentration, and reaction predictions stated outright. The description then turns procedural: through scientific inquiry, students design experiments, collect and analyze data, and apply the knowledge to environmental and industrial problems. And it closes on communication, with extensive practice in presenting scientific findings effectively, in written reports and oral presentations, the laboratory experience blended with the theory inside this one code.
Three tables carry it, always at 4 CUs. On both bachelor's tables, the B.S. Science Education (Secondary Chemistry) and the B.A. Educational Studies secondary chemistry track, it lands in term 6 beside D874 Three Dimensional Science and Engineering and the D845 and D846 General Physics I lecture-and-lab pair, with the licensure table adding D707 Early Clinical in Secondary Education to that term. The degree builds its runway in front of it: C278 College Algebra in term 4, then D667 Precalculus and the D843 and D844 General Chemistry I pair in term 5. On the Chemistry endorsement program, restricted by the catalog to teachers who already hold a secondary science license, it opens the program in term 1 beside D843 and D868 Analytical Chemistry with Lab, eleven CUs of chemistry in one compressed term. The legacy M.A. Science Education (Secondary Chemistry) table runs its own cousin, C673 General Chemistry II with Lab (CHEM 5410, 3 CUs), at a different code with its own description, so quote by the code on your audit. Message us the code and where you stand, and we quote a flat price in writing.