PHY 2049 - Physics 2 with Calculus - Spring 2013
Announcements
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29-Apr-2013 |
Exam 3 scores have now been uploaded to E-learning.
Average and distribution linked
here.
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27-Apr-2013 |
If you lost a calculator in Weimar Hall during Exam 3,
please contact Prof. Woodard. Solutions to Exam 3 are posted to E-learning. Exam scores will be posted after Monday when they are graded. |
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25-Apr-2013 |
Your homework, quiz (most sections), H-ITT, and make-up exam
scores (for those who took it) have been uploaded to
E-learning. Good luck on Exam 3 this Saturday! |
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22-Apr-2013 |
The following H-ITT remotes have not been registered: 663904, 663026, 610362. Please contact Profs. Acosta and Woodard if one belongs to you, since otherwise we do not know to whom to assign any points. |
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12-Apr-2013 |
Prof. Acosta will be unable to hold office hours April 8-19 due to research related travel. Please visit one of the others listed here or send him an email with your question! |
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5-Apr-2013 |
Exam 3 (Final Exam) is Saturday, April 27, 12:30-2:30pm.
It covers Ch.30 (LR circuits) to Ch.36 (single slit diffraction).
The room to take your exam depends on the first
letter(s) of your LAST name: Students attending the wrong room will receive a zero on the exam. Note that Exam 3 is closed book. Material you are allowed to bring, including your own single formula sheet, is listed here.
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2-Apr-2013 |
The date and time for the
make-up exam is the last
day of class, April 24, from 8:20-10:10pm. Room is McCarty Hall
A, 1142. Please confirm with Profs. Acosta and
Woodard if you expect to be taking the make-up exam. As a
reminder, recall that this exam is a make-up for any
of the three exams and thus is like a traditional
final exam. You may use 2 formula sheets for the make-up exam. |
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28-Mar-2013 |
Wiley Plus fixed the content error on homework 11, so problem 34-81 has been added again to the assignment. |
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27-Mar-2013 |
On homework 11, problem 34-81 has been removed due to a a content error from Wiley Plus. |
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21-Mar-2013 |
Given that it is now Spring, it's aleady time to start thinking about the final exam. We propose to NOT make it cumulative this semester, and ONLY cover material from Ch.30-36. i.e. This becomes just Exam 3. |
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20-Mar-2013 |
Solutions to Exam 2 are now uploaded to E-learning under
"resources". Scores also have been uploaded. Average and distribution linked here. If you left behind a pair of sunglasses after the exam, please see Prof. Acosta. |
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15-Mar-2013 |
The content of Exam 2 will cover Ch.26 through Ch.30 (through section 30-8). |
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12-Mar-2013 |
Exam 2 is Tuesday night, Mar.19, 8:20-10:10pm
The room to take your exam depends on the first
letter of your LAST name: Students attending the wrong room will receive a zero on the exam. Note that Exam 2 is closed book. Material you are allowed to bring, including your own single formula sheet, is listed here. There will be an evening review session on Monday, Mar.18, at 6:15pm in NPB 1001 |
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11-Mar-2013 |
There will be an evening review session on Monday, Mar.18, at 6:15pm in NPB 1001. |
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11-Mar-2013 |
Welcome back everyone! (Including Prof. Acosta). Please note that midterm 2 is coming on tuesday evening, March 19th. Homework 6 is due this evening. |
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19-Feb-2013 |
Prof. Acosta will not be able to hold his office hours Feb.18-Mar.8 due to research related travel. Please visit one of the others listed here or send him an email with your question! |
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14-Feb-2013 |
Solutions to Exam 1 are now uploaded to E-learning under
"resources", as are the scores for Exam 1. Average and distribution linked here. |
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13-Feb-2013 |
Prof. Paul Avery has kindly agreed to cover lectures
Wednesday and Friday this week, as Prof. Acosta
had an urgent family matter come up. He will
not be able to hold office hours this Friday.
The solutions to Exam 1 and your scores on Exam 1 will be posted to e-learning just as soon as they are available. (a day or two after the exam). |
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4-Feb-2013 |
Exam 1 is Tuesday night, Feb.12, 8:20-10;10pm
The room to take your exam depends on the first
letter of your LAST name: Students attending the wrong room will receive a zero on the exam. Note that Exam 1 is closed book. Material you are allowed to bring, including your own single formula sheet, is listed here. There will be an evening review session on Monday, Feb.11, at 6:15pm in NPB 1001 |
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4-Feb-2013 |
Prof. Acosta is back, but his office hours today (Monday) need to be moved earlier to period 6 (12:50-1:40pm) due to management training. |
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25-Jan-2013 |
Prof. Acosta will not be able to hold his office hours Jan.28 and Feb.1 due to research related travel. Please visit one of the others listed here or send him an email with your question! |
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22-Jan-2013 |
Due to a prior conflict with the date of our first exam as announced at the start of term with a major engineering course, we have RESCHEDULED EXAM 1 to Feb.12, 8:20-10:10pm. All students should reexamine their schedules to determine if they have any new conflicts with an exam from a higher numbered course at this new date and time or have a UF sanctioned absence, and if so please let the professors know asap. |
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18-Jan-2013 |
Important info regarding EXAM 1: We are aware of a conflict with the date of our first exam, Feb.8, with that for an exam in Statics, EGM 2511. To handle this conflict, we have asked the Registrar to reschedule our exam (for everybody) if at all possible. Once we have a solution we will post further information here. |
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16-Jan-2013 |
The first homework is due Monday, 10pm, Jan.21. |
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10-Jan-2013 |
The Wiley+ code comes bundled with the textbook when
bought at the UF bookstore. If you need to purchase
a code separately to do the online homework,
please use this special UF link
for the $30 price.
The H-ITT clicker questions will count for extra credit beginning Monday, Jan.14. |
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7-Jan-2013 |
Lecture is today, and Discussion sections will be held this week. |
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4-Jan-2013 |
Welcome to PHY2049! This web site is mostly complete. Please peruse the links on the left bar
to learn about the course requirements. Your first order of business is to register for
Wiley+ for online homework, and H-ITT if you elect to participate. Lectures will begin Monday, Jan.7, in NPB 1001 (period 4 or 5 depending on your registration). |
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20-Nov-2012 |
Welcome to PHY2049! Web site is still under construction for the Spring 2013 semester. Please check back later. Lecture will begin Monday, Jan.7, in NPB 1001 (period 4 or 5). |
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