PHY 2048 - Physics with Calculus 1 - Summer 2016




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July 24 Exam 3 Grades Posted. Exam 3 is now over. The average was 7.54/15. The standard deviation was 2.88/15.

Please remember that we are here to help and can be contacted by e-mail, office hours, or by appointment at other times.



July 7 Exam 2 Grades Posted. Exam 2 is now over. The average was 6.77/15. The standard deviation was 2.8/15. We have added 2 points to every exam. The new avergae is 8.7/15.

The Makeup exam has been set for August 1, 2016 at 5:00 pm in NPB 2165. The make up exam is for students that have missed exam 1, 2, or 3. This exam will be cumulative (contains all the topics covered by August 1, 2016). Those students will still need to appear for the final exam on August 5, 2016. This is the only make up exam you will get. If you have missed more than one exam, then the scores for other earlier exams will be zero. There will be no make-up exam for the final exam.

Please remember that we are here to help and can be contacted by e-mail, office hours, or by appointment at other times.



June 2 Exam 1 Grades Posted. Exam 1 is now over. The average was 9.79/15. The standard deviation was 2.7/15. Congratulations to those who did well! You can now review the exam and look at the solutions. If you still have questions, please let us know. One of the reasons for a test is to learn from mistakes, and some concepts will reappear on the final.

Please remember that we are here to help and can be contacted by e-mail, office hours, or by appointment at other times.



May 19 Rabindra's office hours have been changed. Instead of having one of his office hours on Thursdays during period 2, this office hour has been moved to Wednesdays during period 2 (9:30 - 10:45). This will be the period directly before class.

May 16 Quizzes in discussion sections begin this week. Quizzes are based on the homeowork assignments due before them. Quiz 1 will be based on HW 1.

Old Exams are now posted on this course page. The best approach to studying for future exams is to take an example exam under test taking conditions without looking at the answer key. Only afterward look at the solutions to see what you got right and wrong.


May 9 Lectures begin Monday, May 9 in 1001 NPB. The class schedule shows the lecture material covered. There are three lectures (MWF, period 3, 11:00-12:15) and one discussion section per week.

Discussion sections start Tuesday, May 10.

Texbook and WilePlus: See the Textbook link on the LHS navigation bar. You must purchase the book plus WileyPlus homework. See the Register WileyPlus link on the LHS navigation bar for registering for WileyPlus.

PHY2048 and PHY2048L: Physics with Calculus 1 (PHY2048) and Physics 2048 Lab (PHY2048L) are separate and independent courses. For information about the Physics 2048 Lab go to the Physics Labs page.

Students with Disabilities: Students requesting classroom accommodation for disabilities must first register with the Dean of Students Office (352-392-8565, www.dso.ufl.edu/drc). The Dean of Students Office will provide documentation to the student who must then provide this documentation to the instructor when requesting accommodation. Forms are now to be completed online. This form must be filled out by the student at least one week before the first exam. The Accommodated Testing Service (ATS) at DRC will then administer all the exams.