1. Chemistry course consists of 8 hours of lectures (5 lectures), 20 hours of classes (5 laboratory classes), 2 hours of seminars (2 seminars) and final test. Lectures (on line - Blackboard educational platform), seminars and classes are provided according to the presented Schedule (Teaching program). Students should be prepared theoretically on all particular classes. Their knowledge should be based on lectures, handouts and books. Topics required for classes are presented on the web side of the Department of Medical Chemistry (Teaching program).
2. Students are obliged to attend all classes and seminars. Absences should be excused as soon as possible. In case of illness, a doctor’s leave should be presented. In case of excused absence on one or two classes students are obliged to make up classes in the term fixed with the teachers. In case of unexcused absences on class as well as excused absence on three, four or five classes there is no credit at Chemistry.
3. The way of providing practical classes:
   1. introduction into the subject of experiments;
   2. performing experiments according to the description presented in handouts;
   3. credit of the practical part of the class.
4. The conditions of passing the class:
   1. performing experiments with showing an understanding of a sense of carried procedures;
   2. report from practical part of the class;
   3. credit from a written class test.

Students are informed about the results from the written class tests during the next classes.

During classes students can get the following number of points:

• written class test              9 points
• performing experiments   1 point
• preparing report               2 points

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               maximum possible number of points       12 points/one class

1. 1.                                                                         60 points/all classes

5. The conditions to pass classes and to be admitted to the final test is obtaining 15 points from partial class tests. Students who don't obtain these points will not get credit at Chemistry. Students who obtain during the classes totally at least 40 points, including 30 from partial class tests (but not less than 5 points from individual written class test) and 10 points from experiments and reports, can be exempted from the final test (they get credit at whole Chemistry course). 

The final test includes subjects from lectures, classes and seminars. The condition to get credit at the final test is obtaining 55 % of maximum number of points (there will be one general term and two retakes). 

Students can see their tests within one week in Medical chemistry Department.

     6.  During any credit using not allowed forms of help is strictlu forbidden. As not allowed forms of help we understand:

         - using mobile phones, other electronic devices, notes;

         - using the help of other students

   7. Students who used not allowed form of help during credit doesn't get credit from the subject (according to Studies regulations).