->go to Teacher Sites tab and look under Capacitors “G” Capacitance Tutorial Schedule Parallel plate 7:45-8:15am every morning, and 3:45-4:30pm Spherical and cylindrical Tuesdays and Thursdays. Subject to changes. Dielectrics Course Outline Circuits Mechanics Current, resistance, power Kinematics Steady-state direct current circuits Vectors Capacitors in circuits 1d motion Steady state 2d motion Transients in RC circuits Newton’s Laws Magnetic Fields 1st law (equilibrium) Forces on moving charges in magnetic 2nd law (dynamics) fields 3rd law (reaction forces) Forces on current-carrying wires in Work, energy, magnetic fields Work and work-energy theorem Fields of long current-carrying wires Forces and potential energy Biot-Savart law and Ampere’s law Conservation of energy Electromagnetism Electromagnetic induction (including Linear momentum Faraday’s law and Lenz’s law) Center of mass Inductance (including LR and LC circuits) Impulse and momentum Maxwell’s equations Conservation of linear momentum, collisions Review for AP Exam Circular motion Uniform circular motion 5/12/13 Mechanics at noon; E&M in the afternoon – Torque and rotational statics Resources: Rotational kinematics and -Familiarize yourself with the College Board’s dynamics “AP Central” website. It is invaluable for finding exam Angular momentum and its information, scoring rubrics, and even sample test conservation questions. And no, it’s not cheating! Oscillations and gravitation Simple harmonic motion (dynamics and -You can check out other useful study materials and energy relationships) guides on my webpage’s resource links. Mass on a spring -It is also acceptable to form study groups for test Pendulum and other oscillations reviews and exam preparation. Study, study, study! Newton’s law of gravity Orbits of planets and satellites IMPORTANT: We are enrolled in an online Circular homework service called Quest. A UT eid is required General to register and participate. Questions will be pulled from your Tipler textbook. E&M Electrostatics Charge and coulomb’s law Electric field and electric potential Gauss’s Law Potential fields Capacitors Electrostatics with conductors
->go to Teacher Sites tab and look under “G” Tutorial Schedule 7:45-8:15am every morning, and 3:45-4:30pm Tuesdays and Thursdays. Subject to changes. Course Outline Mechanics Kinematics Vectors 1d motion 2d motion Newton’s Laws 1st law (equilibrium) 2nd law (dynamics) 3rd law (reaction forces) Work, energy, Work and work-energy theorem Forces and potential energy Conservation of energy Linear momentum Center of mass Impulse and momentum Conservation of linear momentum, collisions Circular motion Uniform circular motion Torque and rotational statics Rotational kinematics and dynamics Angular momentum and its conservation Oscillations and gravitation Simple harmonic motion (dynamics and energy relationships) Mass on a spring Pendulum and other oscillations Newton’s law of gravity Orbits of planets and satellites Circular General E&M Electrostatics Charge and coulomb’s law Electric field and electric potential Gauss’s Law Potential fields Capacitors Electrostatics with conductors Capacitors Capacitance Parallel plate Spherical and cylindrical Dielectrics Circuits Current, resistance, power Steady-state direct current circuits Capacitors in circuits Steady state Transients in RC circuits Magnetic Fields Forces on moving charges in magnetic fields Forces on current-carrying wires in magnetic fields Fields of long current-carrying wires Biot-Savart law and Ampere’s law Electromagnetism Electromagnetic induction (including Faraday’s law and Lenz’s law) Inductance (including LR and LC circuits) Maxwell’s equations Review for AP Exam 5/12/13 – Mechanics at noon; E&M in the afternoon Resources: -Familiarize yourself with the College Board’s “AP Central” website. It is invaluable for finding exam information, scoring rubrics, and even sample test questions. And no, it’s not cheating! -You can check out other useful study materials and guides on my webpage’s resource links. -It is also acceptable to form study groups for test reviews and exam preparation. Study, study, study! IMPORTANT: We are enrolled in an online homework service called Quest. A UT eid is required to register and participate. Questions will be pulled from your Tipler textbook.
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