Upon approval, the student should be able to:

1. Describe and discuss, in general terms, the impact of organic chemistry in society.
2. Name and structurally characterize the most representative families of compounds based on carbon.
3. Establish structure-properties relationships.
4. Identify and justify potential reactivity sites in organic compounds, given a set of experimental conditions.
5. Propose and write reasonable reaction mechanisms using, as appropriate, the concepts of chemo, regio e stereoselectivity.
6. Adapt known synthetic methodologies to the resolution of new synthetic problems.
7. Interpret and assign the structure of organic compounds of low structural complexity through the mixed use of structural analysis techniques (microanalysis, FT-IR, NMR, MS, UV-Vis).
8. Experimentally accomplish the synthesis, isolation and structural characterization of organic compounds.

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