Ph211    General Physics with Calculus – Mechanics

Physics Department, Oregon State University

Summer 2010 term

This is the first course in the calculus-based general physics sequence. Main topics and concepts covered are kinematics, Newton's Laws, work and energy, energy and momentum conservation. A number of other principles and details of physical behavior are discussed. The ability to solve problems effectively is critical for attaining understanding in physics; to support the development of necessary problem-solving skills, the material is mostly introduced and developed through examples. Please note that the distribution of the material in the whole sequence has changed recently, and that this course now covers slightly different material.

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The previous term's site: Spring 2010.

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Notes / Announcements
Letter grades have been submitted to the school.
All grades are posted on Blackboard.

The group taking final in KEAR 212 got cut short by 10 minutes; this is adjusted for in the final exam grades. (I did book the room for 12–2pm with the school.)
The last homework was graded on completeness only.