PHYS:1200 Lecture Presentations, Review Questions & Exercises
The lecture presentations are posted here as PowerPoint
presentations (.ppt) and in multi-page PDF format (.pdf).
For each lecture, a Review and
Exercise assignment is also posted. The assignments will not be collected or
graded,
but are provided as an aid in learning the lecture material.
NOTE that the lecture presentations may
sometimes be revised slightly before class. The revised presentations will
be posted before class. You should download the updated presentations when
preparing for the exams.
DATE | TOPIC | LECTURE | REVIEW QUESTIONS AND EXERCISES |
W JAN 21 | Introduction | L1.ppt L1.pdf | Basic
math review scientific notation, and unit conversions |
UNIT 1. MECHANICS |
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F JAN 23 | Mechanics 1 Galileo's law of inertia |
L2.ppt L2.pdf | M-1 |
M JAN 26 | Mechanics 2 gravity and free fall |
L3.ppt L3.pdf | M-2 |
W JAN 28 | Mechanics 3 motion with constant acceleration, free fall |
L4.ppt L4.pdf | M-3 |
F FEB 30 |
Mechanics 4 |
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M FEB 2 | Mechanics 5 Newton's Second Law |
L6.ppt L6.pdf | M-5 |
W FEB 4 | Mechanics 6 Newton's Third Law momentum |
L7.ppt L7.pdf | M-6 |
F FEB 6 | Mechanics 7 Collisions |
L8.ppt L8.pdf | M-7 |
M FEB 9 | Mechanics 8 work and energy centripetal force |
L9.ppt L9.pdf | M-8 |
W FEB 11 | Mechanics 9 torque and rotation rotational inertia |
L10.ppt L10.pdf | M-9 |
F FEB 13 | Mechanics 10 angular velocity rotational momentum |
L11.ppt L11.pdf | M-10 |
END OF MATERIAL COVERED IN EXAM 1 |
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M FEB 16 |
Review practice Exam 1 |
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W FEB 18 |
EXAM 1 ON LECTURES 1 - 11 |
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UNIT 2. FLUIDS | |||
F FEB 20 |
Fluids 1 states of matter pressure atmospheric pressure variation of pressure with depth in liquids |
L12.ppt L12.pdf | F-1 |
M FEB 23 |
Fluids 2 Pascal's principle Archimedes principle buoyant force |
L13.ppt L13.pdf | F-2 |
W FEB 25 |
Fluids 3 fluid flow Bernoulli's principle |
L14.ppt L14.pdf | F-3 |
F FEB 27 |
Fluids 4 airplanes and curveballs viscosity surface tension |
L15.ppt L15.pdf | F-4 |
UNIT 3. THERMODYNAMICS | |||
M MAR 2 |
Thermodynamics 1 world energy use heat, work, and temperature temperature scales |
L16.ppt L16.pdf | T-1 |
W MAR 4 |
Thermodynamics 2 thermal expansion thermometers, thermocouples heat transfer- convection, conduction |
L17.ppt L17.pdf | T-2 |
F MAR 6 |
Thermodynamics 3 heat transfer by radiation thermal radiation atmospheric physics Greenhouse effect climate change |
L18.ppt L18.pdf | T-3 |
M MAR 9 |
Thermodynamics 4 change of phase 1st and 2nd Laws of Thermodynamics heat engines order to disorder |
L19.ppt L19.pdf | T-4 |
UNIT 4. VIBRATIONS AND WAVES | |||
W MAR 11 |
Vibration and Waves 1 resonance phenomenon simple pendulum simple harmonic motion springs |
L 20.ppt L20.pdf | VW-1 |
F MAR 13 |
Vibration and Waves 2 simple harmonic oscillator mechanical waves sound waves |
L 21.ppt L21.pdf | VW-2 |
MARCH 16 - 20 SPRING BREAK | |||
M MAR 23 |
Vibration and Waves 3 periodic wave relation sound waves musical instruments wave interference |
L 22.ppt L22.pdf | VW-3 |
END OF MATERIAL COVERED IN EXAM 2 (Wed. April 1, 11:30 - 12-20, LR-1 VAN) | |||
Beginning of material covered in the Final Exam | |||
UNIT 5. ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM | |||
W MAR 25 |
Electricity and Magnetism 1 electric charge and forces conductors and insulators static electricity frictional charging |
L23.ppt L23.pdf | E&M-1 |
F MAR 27 |
Electricity and Magnetism 2 conservation of charge electrostatic shielding liquid and gaseous conductors electric current |
L24.ppt L24.pdf | E&M-2 |
M MAR 30 |
Review Practice Exam 2 |
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W APR 1 |
EXAM 2 - covering Lectures 12 through 22 |
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F APR 3 |
Electricity and Magnetism 3 electrical resistance Ohm's Law heat produced in resistors power formula P = I2R DC circuits |
L25.ppt L25.pdf | E&M-3 |
M APR 6 |
Electricity and Magnetism 4 Alternating current (AC) generating electricity electric power transmission hazards of electricity |
L26.ppt L26.pdf | E&M-4 |
W APR 8 |
Electricity and Magnetism 5 magnetism permanent magnets electromagnets - Oersted Ampere's law magnetic fields and forces |
L27.ppt L27.pdf | E&M-5 |
F APR 10 |
Electricity and Magnetism 6 induced currents - Faraday electromagnetic induction Electromagnetic waves- Hertz |
L28.ppt L28.pdf | E&M-6 |
UNIT 6. LIGHT AND OPTICS | |||
M APR 13 |
Light and Optics 1 the speed of light index of refraction refraction total internal reflection |
L 29.ppt L29.pdf | L&O-1 |
W APR 15 |
Light and Optics 2 dispersion - rainbows atmospheric scattering law of reflection images formed by plane and curved mirrors |
L 30.ppt L30.pdf | L&O-2 |
F APR 17 |
Light and Optics 3 image formation by lenses the human eye corrective lenses |
L 31.ppt L31.pdf | L&O-3 |
M APR 20 |
Light and Optics 4 wave nature of light polarization, interference, and diffraction |
L 32.ppt L32.pdf | L&O-4 |
UNIT 7. MODERN PHYSICS | |||
W APR 22 |
Modern Physics 1 failure of classical physics the atom photoelectric effect photon concept atomic spectra Bohr atom |
L33.ppt L33.pdf | MP-1 |
F APR 24 |
Modern Physics 2 particles as waves uncertainty principle x-rays, gamma rays, and lasers medical imaging CAT scans and MRI's |
L34.ppt L34.pdf | MP-2 |
M APR 27 |
Modern Physics 3 structure of the nucleus nuclear terminology nuclear force radioactivity - alpha, beta, and gamma rays half-life |
L35.ppt L35.pdf | MP-3 |
W APR 29 |
Modern Physics 4 effect of radiation on humans nuclear energy nuclear fission and nuclear fusion nuclear reactors atom bombs and hydrogen bombs |
L36.ppt L36.pdf | MP-4 |
F MAY 1 | NO CLASS | ||
M MAY 4 | Review Practice Final Exam | ||
W MAY 6 | Review Practice Final Exam | ||
F MAY 8 | NO CLASS | ||
FINAL
EXAM Wednesday May 13, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM LR1 VAN covering Lectures 23 - 36, (the material highlighted in yellow) |