PH2223 ( Sect. 4) , PHYSICS II, 2013 Fall, Electricity and Magnetism ( Tentative Syllabus ) Prof. Jinwu Ye, Office: Hilbun 215, Instructor Phone: 325-2926, E-mail: jinwuye88888@gmail.com Time: TR 12:30 – 1:45 pm Lectures Location: Hilbun 250 Office Hours Tu, Th, 2-3 pm or by appointments Physics for Scientists & Engineers with Modern Physics (4th ed.) Required by Douglas Giancoli, Text Prentice Hall, ISBN-10: 0131495089 PH2213 (Physics I): D or better; MA1723 (Calculus II): D or better Overview: A calculus based introduction to electricity, magnetism, and basic electrical circuits. Ch 21-30 will be covered. The ppt of each Chapter and You are expected to be fluent in other course related updates will be posted in algebra, trigonometry, and calculus to succeed in this class. Grading: NO MAKEUP TEST WILL BE GIVEN. Your exam total could be calculated in two different ways: Method (1):Your three In-class exams count 100 points each. Your final exam counts 200 points. Method (2): Drop your lowest In-class exam, but count the other two as 100 points each. Your final exam then counts 300 points. You will be automatically given the higher total of the two methods. Your homework counts 200 points. Your lab portion counts 100 points. The total points is 800. Your final grade will be determined after scaling back to the percentage. A: 100-90%, B: 89-80%, C: 79-70%, D: 69-60%, F: 59-0%. . In-class exams: There will be three in-class exams each lasts a whole lecture. They are all close books. Needed formula and constants will be provided in a Sheet. The tentative dates are given on the schedule sheet. Any change will be announced in mycourse website at least one lecture-day in advance. The exam problems will be similar to homework problems. Final: Tue. 12/10, 12-3 pm. Comprehensive.
PH2223 ( Sect. 4) , PHYSICS II, 2013 Fall, Electricity and Magnetism ( Tentative Syllabus ) Instructor Prof. Jinwu Ye, Office: Hilbun 215, Phone: 325-2926, E-mail: jinwuye88888@gmail.com Lectures Time: TR 12:30 – 1:45 pm Location: Hilbun 250 Office Hours Tu, Th, 2-3 pm or by appointments Required Text Physics for Scientists & Engineers with Modern Physics (4th ed.) by Douglas Giancoli, Prentice Hall, ISBN-10: 0131495089 PH2213 (Physics I): D or better; MA1723 (Calculus II): D or better Overview: A calculus based introduction to electricity, magnetism, and basic electrical circuits. Ch 21-30 will be covered. The ppt of each Chapter and other course related updates will be posted in You are expected to be fluent in algebra, trigonometry, and calculus to succeed in this class. Grading: NO MAKEUP TEST WILL BE GIVEN. Your exam total could be calculated in two different ways: Method (1):Your three In-class exams count 100 points each. Your final exam counts 200 points. Method (2): Drop your lowest In-class exam, but count the other two as 100 points each. Your final exam then counts 300 points. You will be automatically given the higher total of the two methods. Your homework counts 200 points. Your lab portion counts 100 points. The total points is 800. Your final grade will be determined after scaling back to the percentage. A: 100-90%, B: 89-80%, C: 79-70%, D: 69-60%, F: 59-0%. . In-class exams: There will be three in-class exams each lasts a whole lecture. They are all close books. Needed formula and constants will be provided in a Sheet. The tentative dates are given on the schedule sheet. Any change will be announced in mycourse website at least one lecture-day in advance. The exam problems will be similar to homework problems. Final: Tue. 12/10, 12-3 pm. Comprehensive.
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