A VERY effective way to study physics is to do the homework as the material is covered in class and then do additional problems when you study for an exam. See the course website below for the latest updates on assigned homework problems.
https://facultystaff.richmond.edu/~ggilfoyl/genphys.html
The items labeled `C' below refer to the text Physics for Scientists and Engineers, 5th ed. by Knight (Kn). Items labeled with an `L' refer to the laboratory manual Physics For Doing by Belk et al. The other labels refer to sections of the homework problems: T (temperature), KT (kinetic theory), ES (Einstein solid), En (entropy), El (electricity), Ma (magnetism), Ra (radioactivity), W (waves), and Q (quanta).
If you have trouble with homework help is available from me during my office hours
(see page 1 of the syllabus) and at other times when I'm available.
Please feel free to stop by.
The Physics Department is also arranging tutoring sessions.
More on that as the schedule develops.
The Academic Skills Center (http://asc.richmond.edu, 289-8626 or 289-8956) provides
several services including tutoring. A list of their services is at http://asc.richmond.edu
along with other information.
Date | Assignment | Date | Assignment | Date | Assignment |
Jan 13 | Read the syllabus; Read C18.1-18.3,18.5; T - 3,4,5,6,7; finish Lab 1 analysis. | Jan 15 | T - 1,2,8,9,10; Read C19.1-19.4. | Jan 17 | T - 11,13,14,15,16,17; I-1; finish Lab 2 analysis; Read C19.5-19.6, C10.4-10.5. |
Jan 20 | MLK Day | Jan 22 | Jan 24 | ||
Jan 27 | Jan 29 | Jan 31 | |||
Feb 3 | Feb 5 | Feb 7 | |||
Feb 10 | Feb 12 | Feb 14 | Test 1; | ||
Feb 17 | Feb 19 | Feb 21 | |||
Feb 24 | Feb 26 | Feb 28 | |||
Mar 3 | Mar 5 | Mar 7 | |||
Mar 10 | Spring Break | Mar 12 | Spring Break | Mar 14 | Spring Break |
Mar 17 | Mar 19 | Mar 21 | |||
Mar 24 | Mar 26 | Mar 28 | Test 2 | ||
Mar 31 | Apr 2 | Apr 4 | |||
Apr 7 | Apr 9 | Apr 11 | |||
Apr 14 | Apr 16 | Apr 18 | Test 3 | ||
Apr 21 | Apr 23 | Apr 25 |