PHYSICS 1102-SSII, 2011
DR. J. STRIEB
SYLLABUS
TEXTBOOK: Principles of Physics, 4th Edition, Vol.1&2 by Serway and Jewett
Lecture
Recitation
Chapter
Problems
Tues, July 5
19(1-8)
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Wed., July 6
19(9-11)
19: 4,5,11,13,14,15
Thurs., July 7
20(1-6)
19: 27,29,34,35,38
Fri., July 8
20(7-9)
19: 39,45,54; 20: 1,5,8
Mon., July 11
21(1-7)
20: 11,12,20,31,41,43,62
Tues., July 12
21(8,9);22(1-5)
21: 1,7,25,27,29,30,31
Wed, July 13
22(6-10)
21: 34,35,37,39,41
Thurs., July 14
TEST, CH. 19, 20, 21
Fri., July 15
22
22: 1,3,6,15,18
Mon., July 18
23
22: 26,30,31,32,34,35,37
Tues., July 19
25, 26(1)
23: 1,2,3,12,14,20
Wed., July 201
26(2-5)
25: 4,10,14,19,24,34,41
Thurs., July 21
27(1-3)
26: 9,11,14,21,32,48
Fri., July 22
27(4-6), 9(1-3)
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Mon., July 25
9(4-5)
27:1,5,14,15,17,32,57
Tues., July 26
TEST, CH.22, 23, 25, 26, 27
Wed., July 27
9(6-9)
9: 4,11,13
Thurs., July 28
30(1-3)
9: 21,23,29,33,41,48
Fri., July 29
30(4-6)
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Mon., Aug. 1
Review
30: 6,8,13,14,20
Tues., Aug. 2
FINAL EXAM
Omit: 19:12; 20:10,11; 21:4,10; 22:6,11,12; 23:4-8; 25: 8; 27:7,9,10
PHYSICS 1102-20
DR. J. STRIEB
SUMMER SESSION II, 2011
TEXT: PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICS 4th edition by Serway & Jewett
GENERAL POLICIES
1. COURSE OVERVIEW AND OBJECTIVES – The basics objective of the
course is to develop an understanding of the fundamental aspects of electricity,
magnetism, optics and modern physics. One of the primary ways to achieve this is by the
process of problem solving. The emphasis then will be the application of the basic
concepts through the solution of problems of practical interest. Students will be required
to exhibit their grasp of the material by solving problems on tests and by solving
homework problems.
2. ATTENDANCE – Strongly suggested. Things move fast during the summer.
A student who has to miss a test or a quiz must notify the instructor beforehand if at all
possible; in addition, a legitimate excuse must be presented to the professor in writing
within five days thereafter.
3. ACADEMIC HONESTY – Failure to maintain the code of ethics will be
grounds for immediate failure of the entire course without any other additional warning.
4. HOMEWORK – Problem assignments are due virtually every day, and may be
collected and graded at the discretion of the instructor.
5. QUIZZES, TESTS AND FINAL EXAM – Pocket calculators are permitted.
Single-concept spot quizzes (no formula sheet) may be given after lecture and recitation
for a chapter are completed. A formula sheet will be available for each major test. Two
tests and a final exam will be given during the course of the semester. Grades will be
determined from a total of 400 points. The final exam, which is cumulative, will count
200 points; individual tests will count 100 points each. Borderline grades may be
decided by the results of spot quizzes and homework.
6. OFFICE HOURS – Immediately after class every day. Other times by
appointment.
E-mail:
Office:
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Phone: (610) 519-4893