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Physics 210 General Physics I G. R. Grist - |
“Proper
preparation prevents poor performance” -
N. Pelosi
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Click on the link to look
up your final grades. |
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Here are the current grades
for both sections. This should give you an idea of where you stand and how
you are doing in the class. The class average is approximately 80%, which is
a letter grade of B. Please feel free to contact
me if you have questions or concerns regarding your grade. If you are
thinking of dropping the class, please come see me first so we can discuss
your options. |
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This is a handout on data
analysis that will be helpful for several labs during this semester and next.
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This is a handout on using Excel
that will be helpful for several labs during this semester and next. |
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Instruction and outline for
writing lab reports. You must follow this
format and use the headings as presented in this sheet. |
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Click on the link to go
right to WebAssign’s Login page. |
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Click on logo |
MATH, ENGINEERING
& SCIENCE ACHIEVEMENT Here is where
you can meet with your fellow students and study, study, study! You can also get some great help from real
live physics tutors who have access to your
WebAssign homework problem sets. For more
information click on the MESA logo
at right or see Tiffany Reardon in room 1201, by phone at (650) 738-4244, or
by email at reardon@smccd.edu. |
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The text publishers site
with a downloadable PDF MCAT study guide. Corrected version of an appendix
that is in some of the textbooks. |
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Simply a great article by
Professor Dan Styer at Oberlin College on how to study physics. He has a great approach that you should find
very helpful. |
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Another helpful article by
Professor Styer. Be sure to read this
and use his tips. |
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Here they are. Be sure to
go over these and with your exam. |
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A tentative schedule of
lecture subjects and exams. This will
be updated as needed so check back periodically. |
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Here are the details, the
fine print if you will, of how the class runs. You should download and read this so that you
know what is expected. |
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Here is a great site that
will help you with most calculators, including the TI , HP Casio and
others. Very useful if you ever wanted
to know “How do I do that?” |
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A useful site that will let
you plot professional looking 2-D and 3-D plots that you can paste into your
reports. You have to register, but
it’s free. |
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Information of how to work
with the online homework site. If you
have trouble, or need additional help, let me know. |
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A brief introduction to the
course and a list of “Must Do’s” to start the semester off on the right foot. |
