Announcements PHYS22000 Fall 2008

If you missed Exam 1 or Exam 2 please contact Prof. Neumeister or Prof. Prohofsky!

• Time: Friday December 19, 1:00 - 3:00 pm
  • It is a 2 hour exam!
• Location: LAMB, F101
  • Be in time!
• Covers chapters 1-15
• Exam problems will be similar to old exams, lecture examples and lecture quizzes.
• Exam is closed book.
• You may make a single crib sheet for the exam:
  • You may write useful formulas on both sides of an 8.5" x 11" sheet of paper.
• Exam is multiple-choice.
  • Remember to bring a #2 pencil and a calculator.
• Be sure to bring your ID to the exam.
• Those with adaptive learner status should contact your professor ASAP.
• If you have a conflict with the exam schedule you should send your professor an email with the following information:
  • The other course name and time of final
  • The name of the other instructor
  • Your email address
  • Whether that course will have a makeup final

• Time: Wednesday November 19, 8:00 - 10:00 pm
  • It is a 1 hour exam!
• Location: PHYS 112 (Section 1), PHYS 114 (Section 2), EE 129 (Section 3)
  • Exam room assignments will be by section
  • Be in time!
• Covers chapters 6-11
• Exam problems will be similar to old exams, lecture examples and lecture quizzes.
• Exam is closed book.
• You may make a single crib sheet for the exam:
  • You may write useful formulas on both sides of an 8.5" x 11" sheet of paper.
• Exam is multiple-choice.
  • Remember to bring a #2 pencil and a calculator.
• Be sure to bring your ID to the exam.
• Those with adaptive learner status or a conflict with the exam schedule should contact your professor ASAP.
  • Must happen at least a week before the exam.

• Time: Wednesday October 1, 8:00 - 10:00 pm
  • It is a 1 hour exam!
• Location: PHYS 112 (Section 1), PHYS 114 (Section 2), EE 129 (Section 3)
  • Exam room assignments will be by section
  • Be in time!
• Covers chapters 1-5
• Exam problems will be similar to old exams, lecture examples and lecture quizzes.
• Exam is closed book.
• You may make a single crib sheet for the exam:
  • You may write useful formulas on both sides of an 8.5" x 11" sheet of paper.
• Exam is multiple-choice.
  • Remember to bring a #2 pencil and a calculator.
• Be sure to bring your ID to the exam.
• Those with adaptive learner status or a conflict with the exam schedule should contact your professor ASAP.
  • Must happen at least a week before the exam.

The textbook for this course is College Physics: Reasoning and Relationships, Vol I, by N.J. Giordano (Brooks/Cole). It will be available for purchase in the local bookstores after August 22.

The first three chapters are available online here. 

The first three chapters of the textbook are available in PDF format.