By the end of the course, students will be expected to

• Develop their skills in handling basic laboratory equipment and glassware.
• Learn the types and the sources of errors in chemical analysis and apply statistical methods to evaluate random errors.
• Correctly prepare standard solutions using appropriate standardization methods.
• Learn a broad range of modern and classic techniques that are useful in analytical chemistry.
• Develop the skills necessary to solve quantitative analysis problems on chemical reactions and equilibria involving acid/base neutralization, complex acid/base systems, complexation reactions, and electrochemistry.
• Understand the theoretical aspects of aqueous solutions and chemical equilibria.
• Understand the effect of electrolytes on chemical equilibria.