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Ref. no. 114314 --
MTWRF 10:10-11:00 in SM 118
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MTWRF 1:25-2:15 in SM 118
| Syllabus | Study Suggestions | LON-CAPA | LON-CAPA Info | PHY 2048L |
Comment: A key thing to learn in physics is how to solve problems you have never seen before by applying a few simple principles. The one step most students leave out that an "expert" never leaves out is called "draw a picture" or "draw it again". Many problems will literally solve themselves when you draw the picture, and this also helps you identify what question to ask yourself that will help bring a multi-step problem into better focus.
Note: Extra handouts are normally placed in a folder outside room SM 290.
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Note that this class has Calculus I (MAC2311) as a prerequisite
of corequisite and that PHY 2048L
must also be taken at the same time as PHY 2048
if you have not already passed the lab with a "C".
My comments on the calculus requirements
for my physics courses.
What about trig? Answers to
What advice would you give to a student currently taking trig concerning
the skills and knowledge they need to take with them
after they pass the class?
from my Fall 2004 PHY2048 class.
My reminder on the calculators
you are allowed to use.
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Go to the TCC Blackboard site (or the portal) and read the advice from last semester's students on how to be successful in this course |
Old PHY2048 Exams at TCC
Two-page pdf file organizing the key equations learned in PHY2048
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if you have any questions.
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