Weekday | Hours | Room | ||||||||
Class | M | Tu | W | Th | F | 9:30 | - | 10:50 | 1402 | Homework will be taken up at the beginning of every class. Class size will be small and the lectures will be somewhat informal. Feel free to interrupt at any time with questions. In a one term semester, you have more responsibility to learn. Taking other classes will be very demanding. Missing one lecture means missing an entire chapter. It would be a very good practice to read the chapter beforehand if only to familiarize your self to the concepts. |
Instructor Office Hours | Tu | Th | F | 11:00 | - | 4207 | See me after class to arrange a meeting. If these hours are not suitable for you, then we can arrange another time. | |||
Discussion | M | W | 11:00 | - | 12:00 | 1402 | This is where the TA will help you in a more informal setting. You are free to ask questions about subject matter and homwework problems. I do not care if you get help with the homework in discussion! In fact, I implore you too. In a one term semester, you do not have time to not get help. Discussion will end with one quiz from that day or the previous day's material. | |||
TA Lab Hours | M | W | 12:00 | - | 1:00 | 0104 | If you have any questions about the pre-lab, now would be a good time to seek help. | |||
Lab | M | W | 1:00 | - | 4:00 | 3220 | The pre-lab will be due at the beginning of lab. The class and lab will not be by in synch. Given the lab schedule, this is simply impossible. This is why it is very important that you do your pre-lab. Doing your pre-lab will also help you finish your lab earlier. |
Week | Monday assignments due Tuesday |
Tuesday assignments due Wednesday |
Wednesday assignments due Thursday |
Thursday assignments due Friday |
Friday assignments due Monday |
1 | Memorial Day | 2nd Semester Review: Electrostatics 26:48,67;27:47,59;28:54;30:84;29:51 |
Magnetic Fields 27:27;33:57,59,61,67,69,71 |
Sources of the Magnetic Field 33:43,47,49,51,53,55,73 |
Induction 34:27,35,45,47,49,51,53 |
2 | Exam: Electromagnetism solutions |
Capacitance and Dielectrics 30:59,61,63,65,67,69,71 |
Current and Resistance 31:41,47,51,57,61,65,67 |
Inductance 34:39,41,45,61,63,67,69 |
Exam: Linear Components (RLC) solutions |
3 | DC Circuits 32:71,75;34:49,53,77,79;14:70 |
AC Circuits I 36:43,45,47,49,51,53,55 |
AC Circuits II 36:59,61,63,65,67,69,71 |
Exam: Circuits solutions |
Electromagnetic Waves 35:41,45,47,49,51,55,61 |
4 | Reflection and Mirrors 23:41,43,67,75,77,55,57 |
Refraction and Lenses 23:59,63,65,69,73,79,81 |
Interference 21:63,65,67,69,73;22:57,61 |
Exam: Waves and Optics solutions |
Gailean Relativity 3:39;37:1,3,5,43,45;35:33 |
5 | Special Relativity 37:53,55,57,61,71,73,75 |
General Relativity HW scan:2-9 |
Exam: Relativity solutions |
Quantization 39:45,57,59,61,63,65,67 |
Quantum Mechanics I 40:35,37,39,41,43,45,47 |
6 | 4th of July Hangover Day? | Quantum Mechanics II 41:31,35,37,39,41,43,45 |
Exam: Quantum Mechanics solutions |
Final Exam Review | Final Exam (comprehensive) |
Homework | 20% | Homework will be graded solely on the basis of showing your work. Your quiz will come directly from the homework. |
Discussion Quiz | 20% | The quizes will be graded on correct method. If you use correct procedure and calculate a reasonable answer with correct units, then you should get full credit. |
Lab | 20% | How the lab is graded is upto the TA, but the prelab is mandatory and must be turned in at the beginning of lab. You must perform all labs to pass the class. |
Regular Exams | 20% | The exams will be graded mostly on correct method, but partially on correctness as well.
Exam questions will be focused on understanding and problem solving. |
Final Exam | 20% | The Final exam will be similar to the regular exams. |