Previous announcements for Physics 2010, Fall 1998

Did you know that I have been putting HOMEWORK solutions on the web for every homework set, as well as all my LECTURE NOTES, CONCEPT TESTS, and EXTRA Concept tests? Go to the main page and find the links if you're interested.

If I were taking Exam III, here is what my crib sheet might look like...
Also, here is a quick set of useful, moderate (level II-ish) example problems if you feel you want to practice for the exam.

Exam III is cumulative (you are responsible for all material from the course so far), but of course the primary focus on the exam will be new material since Exam II, which means basically chapters 6, 7, 8, and 9.

Exam III is Tue, Nov 10, 7:30-9. Please go to the same rooms as you went to last time. If your TA is Beale or Iddings => Chem 142,
Bhongale, Oreilly, Roy, or Schw indt => G030,
Freeman, Hall, Liu, Nieter, or Smith => Chem 140
Bring number two pencil(s) and a calculator, comme d'habitude.

Extra evening office hour - I'll be in G030 Monday evening (Nov 9), 6-7 PM. There'll be a graduate TA across the hall from 7-8 that same night.

Exam I and II info is here

There are no makeups for exams in this class. It is YOUR responsibility to See Prof. Pollock ASAP if you have any problems, or if e.g. you have a serious medical emergency the night of the exam.

The bookstore should have lab manuals in again. (If you like, you can still download them for free here)

Extra evening office hour/final exam review - I'll be in G030 the last eve ning of the semester (Dec 9), 6-7 PM.

As usual, you are allowed ONE 8.5x11 crib sheet (hand written, front and back o.k.) for the final. (And, a hand-held calculator)

The FINAL EXAM is on Saturday, Dec. 12, 11:30am - 2:30pm in the Coors Event Center. Please BRING YOUR STUDENT ID. You should sit in the section assigned to your TA, there is a detailed map here .

Here's a map if you don't know where Coor's is. The inside looks like this

Here is a sample crib sheet with "new" formulas I might fine useful if I were taking the final, and some extra practice problems for the final. Also, as usual, you might want to look at my virtual office hours for up-to-date answers to classmates' questions.

Extra evening office hour/final exam review - SPS students, Thursday Dec 10, 5-7 PM in the small room across the hall from the lecture hall. 6-7 PM.

Important! Remember from the course syllabus: "To pass this course, you must complete at least 5 labs, regardless of your performance on tests, homework, and quizzes. However, all 6 labs will still count towards your grade. " If you have already missed a lab, you should think hard about making it up. If you have missed (or end up missing) two or more labs, you MUST make them up or you will not pass 2010.

Did you know that I have been putting HOMEWORK solutions on the web for every homework set, as well as all my LECTURE NOTES, CONCEPT TESTS, and EXTRA Concept tests? Go to the main page and find the links if you're interested.

Course grade information is here (NEW!)

Exam I and II and III info is here

There are no makeups for exams in this class. It is YOUR responsibility to See Prof. Pollock ASAP if you have any problems, or if e.g. you have a serious medical emergency the night of the exam.

(older class announcements are stored here )

2010 main page.

Prof. Pollock's home page.

Physics Dep't

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