Chemistry Programme

I think a programme of a career always can be better in any place, because never satisfy all the wishes of the students or teachers. For me the chemistry programme is very good it has a good approach, even though I would reduce hours in some classes like chemistry and society or the introduction to the career of chemistry, these classes are important but they have too many hours that are often unnecessary and take up too much time, time we could use studying for all the other classes that also have many hours, but if this classes didn't have this much hours we couldn't learn everything that we need to learn.
Some of the subjects in the curriculum are different types of chemistry, math and laboratories like General chemistry, analytical chemistry, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, laboratories of inorganic, organic, chemical analysis, a lot of mathematics, mechanics, electives, etc.
The use of technology is pretty average so far, but I think for a university and for these times there is a lack of equipment in laboratories it happens sometimes that some people has to move to another part of the laboratory because they don’t have what is needed for doing what we have to do like, distillation for example.
Every teacher has his own method, there is teachers that follow a power point some just do the class in the board, but everyone is exigent in their own way, I don’t think that exist some teacher that gave you a note as easy we would want. Of course I think there are better teaching methods when I compare them, for example, I thank teachers when they pass material and they immediately make some application of what was seen.

The faculty is very nice for summer because there is plenty of green space and shadow, but in winter it is horrible because there is not a big place for all of us to stay for whatever we want like studying or even have lunch! The buildings and classrooms are quite modern, all rooms have heated air and air conditioning, which is very much appreciated.