If professors post their lecture online is it available to all students or only the students in the class of the professor? To be specific, will I be able to have access to Lock's lecture notes even though I don't have her class?

Presuming you're talking about chem 1A03/1AA3, the lectures are usually powerpoint slides and every section uses the same slides, so all student in chem can access them. The difference is how the professor explains and teaches the material =)

Originally Posted by Serene

Presuming you're talking about chem 1A03/1AA3, the lectures are usually powerpoint slides and every section uses the same slides, so all student in chem can access them. The difference is how the professor explains and teaches the material =)

Then why do people say some of the lecture notes are better then others.. I wanted Lock but got Dumont instead do you know anything about him?

Originally Posted by vp15

Then why do people say some of the lecture notes are better then others.. I wanted Lock but got Dumont instead do you know anything about him?

Well the slides are pretty basic, so professors like to add details to slide during lectures. There are also short questions during class time so different professor will do the same question in different ways too (showing or skipping steps, different approach or methods etc). These things will not be uploaded online.

And regarding the 2 professors I can't comment on them, I've only been taught by Hatala and Goward. But I've heard good things about Lock though.