PHY 2053 - Spring 2004

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	COURSE: PHY 2053 Discussion Sections 7392,6168 SPRING 2004 MEETING TIMES: WF 2nd, 3rd Periods
	INSTRUCTOR: Professor David Reitze OFFICE: NPB 2265 PHONE: 392-3582 EMAIL: reitze@phys.ufl.edu OFFICE HOURS: TW 4th period
	This is the discussion section for Physics 1, the first semester of introductory college physics. Most of the material in this course will relate to the physics of mechanics; that is, the physics of how things move. Ths role of the discussion section is to help you develop an understanding of the underlying principles of mechanics as well as aid you in learning to solve physics problems. Your success in this course will be in large part determined by the amount of effort you put into it. Physics is difficult, but not impossible. Understanding physics comes from study and practicing problems. Most importantly, don't be afraid to ask for help!
	INTERESTING SITES RELATED TO PHYSICS AND MEDICINE Health applications American Inst. of Physics (AIP) Medical imaging applications (AIP) Other physics applications (AIP) Physics news update (AIP) Natl. Acad. of Science/Inst. of Medicine (NAS) home page Physics of Materials: How Science Improves our Lives (NAS) NASA home page Periodic table of the elements Dept. of Energy home page Biomedical Engineering Society home page APS link page for other physics internet resources
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