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Announcements:
Thanks - class is
over!
Term paper grades AND final course grades have been posted
to Catalyst Gradebook (Monday, 3/25). If you want to
pick up your marked paper, please see the receptionist
in the Physics Department office, C-121 PAB, during
term break, or come to JW's office after
April 1, during Spring Term.
Please note: email account
phys110@uw.edu will no longer be read - send email to
wilkes@uw.edu instead.
Clicker
quiz scores have been updated to include all 17 quizzes,
see link at left.
Here are the
ANSWERS
to exam 3 questions.
EXAM 3 Grades are
"published"
(see link
to
catalyst
gradebook,
in sidebar).
Also, sum
of best 7 pop
quiz scores so
far is on
gradebook. (If
your sum is
less than 21,
you will have
3 more tries
next week.)
Practice questions
for exam 3 - we discussed answers in class on Weds
3/6, see slides
See slides for Thurs 2/28
(30_nuclei2.pdf) for info on term papers and grading.
Updated (as of Feb 26) clicker quiz results
check (see sidebar).
Check
your UW email
account
{yourNetID}@uw.edu
for email
about term
paper
proposals:
no mail = ok
(To
access your UW
email account,
go to alpine.washington.edu)
EXAM 2:
Grades (link
in sidebar)
Clicker
registration site will close now (2/13/13, 1pm)
If you need to re-register (eg, bought a new clicker),
please email phys110@uw.edu with your name, new
clicker serial number, and screen ID.
Lightman's book: now
available directly from publisher, as an
e-book (assigned chapters only):
- Go to https://create.mcgraw-hill.com/shop/
and enter ISBN number 9781121821453
- Instructions on how to
download and use the
e-book are
here
- (Appendix
A remains
available
as PHYS 110
course reserve
item, on UW Library
website)
EXAM 1:
Grades (link
in sidebar)
Covers
only material presented
in class through
Wednesday 1/23.
Multiple choice – YOU
must bring a standard
mark-sense sheet and
pencil or pen. If
you forget, the h-bar
(cafe across the PAB
plaza) sells them.
Questions are similar to
quiz questions: easy if
you have paid attention
in class, and reviewed
slides and your notes
Calculators OK, but no
books or notes or
laptops or
phones/pads/netbooks. You
do not need a fancy
calculator – simplest
kind is fine
You will have the full
class hour, although the
exam should not take
very long
Sample
questions were shown in class
Thursday 1/17
- see slides. Answers
in class Tuesday 1/22.
CLICKERS in stock
Jan 9: U. Book
Store now has clickers in
stock.
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