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Chapter 1. Introduction to organic synthesis.  The disconnection approach. Chapter 2. Disconnections of  two C-X. Chapter 3. Synthesis of amines. Chapter 4. Protective groups. Chapter 5. Stereochemistry. Chapter 6. Synthesis of alcohols. Chapter 7. Synthesis of carbonyls. Chapter 8. Synthesis of alkenes. Chapter 9.  1,3- and 1,5-bifunctional compounds. Chapter 10. The nitro group in organic synthesis.Chapter 11.  1,2- 1.4-and 1.6-bifunctional compounds. Chapter 12. Computer-assisted organic synthesis.

About the 26 hours of classes in groups of Practice (A2), they are split up into

a) 20 hours of academically supervised activities in which students perform, meet and publicly expose 6 speed practical exercises of Retrosynthesis. B2 skills, Q4, Q5.

b) 6 h Computer practices in which the student learns to manage CHAOS software (or others that the academic commission of the degree considers), computer assisted organic synthesis and resolves the synthesis of a molecule with this software and presents its findings in the form of a personal report. Competencies: B2, Q5 and Q6.

Students with special educational needs should contact the Student Attention Service (Servicio de Atención y Ayudas al Estudiante) in order to receive the appropriate academic support

Thing to evaluate: Concepts of the subject and solving exercises.

Criteria: Mastering the knowledge of the theoretical and practical subjet.

Instrument: Domain knowledge of the theoretical and practical matters. CE13 competence. Value: 60% final qualification.

Appearance: Realization of sets and individual questions. Criteria: Exercise and problem resolution. Instrument: Resolution of questions or problems related to each of the subjects (25%). B2 , Q4 and Q5 Competences. Value: 25% of the final qualification.

Appearance: Preparation of written reports on item 12: computer-assisted synthesis. Criteria: Proper use of chemical language, organization delas ideas within each theme and clarity of expression. B8 , Q5 and Q6 Competences. Value 10% of the final grade.

TEACHING METHODOLOGY AND TRAINING ACTIVITIES



32 classroom hours A1, online to the students, and carried out in
the
classroom and broadcast by videoconference 

26 classroom hours A2, Face-to-face (insofar as socio-sanitary
conditions allow), and carried out in the
classroom and broadcast 
2 hours of face-to-face class A3, online, conducted by
videoconference to the entire group.

At all times, and regardless of whether the number of students
exceeds the capacity allowed by the classroom or not, the degree of
attendance will be established by the Faculty, based on the
teaching planning of the degree as a whole.

EVALUATION SYSTEM
The same evaluation system will be maintained, with the necessary
adaptations depending on the situation.

Attendance and Participation: 5%

Mastery of the theoretical and practical knowledge of the subject,
through written or oral tests: 60%

Involvement, mastery and ability in solving exercises and problems
in seminars and tutoring classes: 25%

Mastery of theoretical knowledge of the subject and computer aided
synthesis. Sorfwares handling: 10%

TOOLS

For actions by telematic means, the technical means provided by the
University will be used, including the ILIAS platform or the set of
tools included in Google Suite, as well as other types of resources
such as electronic bibliographic resources that do not require the
physical presence in library.

TEACHING METHODOLOGY AND TRAINING ACTIVITIES

32 non-contact class hours A1, 100% of the students, by
videoconference. 26 classroom hours A2, and 2 classroom hours A3,
100% of the students, and by videoconference.

EVALUATION SYSTEM
The same evaluation system will be maintained, with the necessary
adaptations depending on the situation.

Tools
For telematic actions, the technical means provided by the
University will be used, including the ILIAS platform or the set of
tools included in Google Suite, as well as other types of resources
such as electronic bibliographic resources that do not require
physical presence in library.

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Storage periods: those established in current in force regulations. In the specific case of exam videoconference recordings, not before the examination records and transcripts are closed or the exam can still be reviewed or challenged.

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Data protection delegate (DPO): TELEFÓNICA, S.A.U. ; Email: dpo@ujaen.es

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Data recipients (transfers or assignments): Any person allowed to get access to every teaching modality

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