Every semester some students sign up for PHY2060 and then decide that
PHY2048 would be at a more appropriate level for them.  If this is 
done early enough in the semester, there should not be any problem
in doing the switch.  Here are the steps involved.

1. The student should contact the PHY2048 instructors or coordinator
   to make sure it is OK, and they have an agreement for how their
   grade in PHY2048 is to be calculated.  My experience has been that
   as long as the switch is done prior to the first exam in PHY2048
   this should not be a problem because the student can take the exam
   with the rest of the PHY2048 class.  After that, it is really up
   to the PHY2048 instructor/coordinator.  FYI in Fall 2009 the first
   exam in PHY2048 is on September 29.

2. The student needs to see Chris Scanlon in the Student Services Office 
   on the first floor of the New Physics Building to find an available section
   and to get approval.  Chris will then add a comment on a Nerdc screen
   to allow the student to register for the specific available section.

3. Because the student is dropping and adding a class after the drop/add
   deadline, there would normally be a fee incurred.  However, because we
   are switching the student from one Physics 1 class to another, we
   can make the case for not incurring any extra fees.  Any of the 
   Physics department advisors can write a letter like:
   "After attending PHY2060 Enriched Physics 1 with Calculus, studentname
   has decided that ordinary Physics 1 with Calculus (PHY2048)
   would be at a more appropriate level.  Please allow him/her to switch
   from PHY2060 to PHY2048 without incurring any additional fees."

4. The student goes to their college to get switched from PHY2060 to PHY2048.
   If they are in Liberal Arts and Sciences, then they go to the AAC.  If they
   are in Engineering, then they go to the Engineering advising center.

5. The student takes the letter asking for no additional fees to the
   registrar in Criser hall and petitions for a waiver of fees.