The rooms for the final exam are given below according to the first letter of your last name. Because of space limitations, you must go to your assigned room. If you go to the wrong room, you will be sent to the right room, delaying the start of your exam.

See the UF Campus Map for building locations.

The formula sheet for the exam is given here. This will be printed on the exam.

Finally the directions for the exam are here | Powerpoint format.

Final exam: The distribution of the 20 problems for the final exam will be as follows. There will be 10 problems from chapters 21-33. These problems will be based on questions from the first three exams, though the wording of the questions, the variables sought and the numerical values could all be modified. The remaining 10 problems will be on the material for chapters 34-36.

Exam review 1: We will have a review in class Wednesday, April 21, covering chaps. 34-36.

Exam review 2: There will be a review sponsored by TBP on Wednesday, April 21 at 8:20PM in Little 101.

Office hours: Prof. Avery will have open office hours all week.

The rooms for the third exam are given below according to the first letter of your last name. Because of space limitations, you must go to your assigned room. If you go to the wrong room, you will be sent to the right room, delaying the start of your exam.

See the UF Campus Map for building locations.

The formula sheet for the exam is given here. This will be printed on the exam.

Finally the directions for the exam are here | Powerpoint format.

The rooms for the second exam are given below according to the first letter of your last name. Because of space limitations, you must go to your assigned room. If you go to the wrong room, you will be sent to the right room, delaying the start of your exam.

See the UF Campus Map for building locations.

The formula sheet for the exam is given here. This will be printed on the exam.

Finally the directions for the exam are here | Powerpoint format.

Prof. Avery is visiting his father Thursday and Friday of this week. He will have open office hours from 1:00-5:00 today.

HITT registration: Approximately 39 students have not registered their HITT remotes. Without registration, our software has no way to correlate your remote with your name. If you have not been getting weekly emails with your HITT points, please check your registration by going through the process again and see whether your remote is registered for the correct period. If it is already registered correctly, do not register again.

Exam 1 materials: You may only bring a calculator, pencils and your GatorOne ID. We will supply scratch paper and the formula sheet.

Prof. Avery will have open office hours from 1:00-5:00PM today.

Because of the exam, Prof. Hershfield is moving his Thursday office hours to Wednesday periods 6 and 7.

Prof. Avery will have open office hours from 1:00-5:00PM Monday and 9:35AM - 5:00PM Tuesday, except for possible short meetings.

The rooms for the first exam are given below according to the first letter of your last name. Because of space limitations, you must go to your assigned room. If you go to the wrong room, you will be sent to the right room, delaying the start of your exam.

See the UF Campus Map for building locations.

Tau Beta Pi will hold an review for Exam 1 on Saturday, January 30 at 2:00PM in LIT 109.

The formula sheet for the exam is given here. This will be printed on the exam.

Finally the directions for the exam are here | Powerpoint format.

For those students who wish to work ahead, all of the homework assignments for Exam 1 are now on Wiley Plus.

Prof. Avery will have extra office hours today from 1:55 - 2:45PM. Office is 2029 Physics Bldg.

Several students have already alerted us to exam conflicts. We follow UF's Official Exam Policy for During-Term Assembly Examination / Exam Conflicts provided that you give us ample time. Please check your schedule now for exam conflicts for the Spring.

Self-registration in Wiley Plus is now enabled. If you add the course late or for some reason were not added by us, you may now register yourself following the Wiley Plus registration link at left.

Please make sure to start the homework early. The first assignment is due at 9PM on Jan. 18. No extensions are given for computer or other problems. If you just get the units correct, you will get approximately 50%.

Several students who do not have a Wiley Plus code from last semester have purchased the book+code from the link under Textbook and had trouble getting the Wiley Plus code to start their homework. We have contacted Wiley directly, and they claim to have come up with the following solution.

1. Go to their technical support chat at Wiley Plus Customer Help Chat.
2. Enter your Name, E-mail address, and select Registration Issues with Tech. Support for Chat About. You may also select to inform your teacher about this incident. This chat is available M-F 24 hours, and Sat./Sun. 4PM-12PM EST.
3. Once in the chat give them the following information:
1. You are from the University of Florida.
2. You purchased the book/code bundle from the web site listed under Textbook at left.
3. Give them your Order Number for this purchase.
4. Tell them you need an access code.
5. Assuming that they verify your Order Number, they are supposed to generate an access code on the spot (no waiting).

We are told that this new system has been put in place recently. If it does not work, please send e-mail to phy2049 AT phys.ufl.edu . We apologize for the inconvenience.

Tau Beta Pi, the engineering honor society, will be holding tutoring sessions for PHY2049 this semester. Homework sessions will be the Friday before the homework is due at 6:30 PM, and exam sessions will be the Saturday before the exam at 2:00 PM. All sessions are free. The locations will be posted to the TBP website.

The discussion sections will not meet during the first week of classes. They will start meeting during week 2 (Jan. 11-15).