Teaching Computational Chemistry to Undergraduate Students

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Harry E. Pence State University of New York at Oneonta, NY, USA Teaching Computational Chemistry to Undergraduate Students 5 2971... 

The use of technology, and especially of computers, in undergraduate physical chemistry may contribute to better teaching and learning. In particular, the use of models, simulations and animations may help students contradict and overcome common misconceptions. 

CC has developed into a very broad field, and it is impossible, especially at the undergraduate level, to educate and train the students in all of its aspects. Consequently, in this aiti-cle we will have to focus on the teaching of those subjects of CC which directly relate to computation, such as molecular mechanics (MM), quantum chemistry (QC), and molecular modeling, as well as molecular simulation (molecular dynamics (MD), Monte Carlo (MC)). Topics such as chemometrics. 

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