| Quizzes | 10%
|
| Exams
|
35%
x 2 = 70% |
| Formal
Reports |
10%
x 2 = 20% |
|
Lab Meeting |
Experiment |
Text Reference Giambattista Walker |
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1. Aug 19 |
Introduction,
Error, Graphing |
Ch. 1 |
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2. Aug 26 |
Contact
Forces: Friction |
Ch. 2 |
| 3. Sep 2 | Contact Forces: Archimedes Principle | Ch. 2 Ch. 15.4 |
| 7 SEP | Labor Day Holiday | |
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4. Sep 9 |
Constant Acceleration: |
Ch. 3 |
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5. Sep 16 |
Constant Acceleration: Atwood Machine |
Ch. 4 |
| 6. Sep 23 | Equilibrium: Forces in Two Dimensions | Ch. 4 Ch. 6.3 |
| 23 SEP | CAREER FAIR | Pennington Center |
| 7. Sep 30 | Free Fall in Two Dimensions: Projectile | Ch. 4 Ch. 4 |
| 1-2 OCT | Fall Break | |
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8. Oct 7 |
Non-uniform Circular Motion: Pendulum |
Ch. 5 |
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9. OCT 14 |
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| 10. Oct 21 | Potential Energy: Coefficient of Linear Expansion | Ch. 6 Ch. 8 |
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OCT 23 |
LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW |
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12. Oct 28 |
Equilibrium: Torque |
Ch. 8 |
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13. Nov 4 |
Ch. 8 |
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| 14. Nov 11 | Oscillations: Mass on a Spring | Ch. 10 Ch. 13 |
| 15. Nov 18 | make up | |
| NOV 25-27 | Thanksgiving Holiday | |
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DEC 2 |
Test II |
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