Physics 221

ELEMENTS OF PHYSICS II
Physics 222 - Spring 2004

Instructor: Yuri Kamyshkov

Office: 226D Ayres Hall

Phone: (865) 974-6777

FAX: (865) 974-7843

E-mail: kamyshkov@utk.edu

Syllabus:
Can be downloaded as PDF file from here

Office hours: Strictly one hour after each class or by appointment

Sections: 70307, 70310, 70323

Prerequisite:
P221

Lectures: TR 9:40 - 10:55, Rm # 304 in Nielsen Physics Bldg

Recitations
and Labs:
Section 70307. TA: Sandeep Giri; Recitation W 1:25 - 2:15 in PSQ206; Lab: W 2:30 - 4:25 in Phy510
Section 70310. TA: Songxue Chi; Recitation F10:10 -11:00 in Phy608 ; Lab: F 11:15 - 1:10 in Phy510
Section 70323. TA: Irakli Garishvilli; Recitation W 9:05 - 9:55 in PSQ206; Lab: W 10:10 - 12:05 in Phy510
You must complete the laboratary assignment. If you fail in the laboratory, you will fail the course.
If you are repating the course, you must also repeat the laboratory since it is an integral part of the course.

Textbook: Physics - principles with applications, by D. Giancoli, 5th edition (at the UT Bookstore)

Attendance: Obligatory for labs, recitations, and lectures

Homework: Assigned but not collected or graded: You are responsible for all the HW problems assigned, which you must have ready for recitation in a special HW notebook (signed with your name). Some problems will be worked out at the recitations. You will need to demonstrate your HW notebook to your TA and convince him that all due HW is done. Without the corresponding part of HW assignment done you will be reported by TA as "not ready for the test in class" and will fail the test. A list of all assigned problems is available here.

Tests: Thursday, February 5; Thursday, March 4; Tuesday April 6; in class, closed book and no notes allowed; bring a non-programmable calculator. No make-up tests will be given. If you miss a test for a legitimate reason that you have discussed with the Instructor before the test, your score will be adjusted at the end of the semester depending on your overall performance in the class. There will be no make-up tests.

Final: Thursday, May 6 (8:00 am -10:10 am), comprehensive, in class, closed book and no notes allowed; bring a non-programmable calculator.

Grade: 10% lab (you must pass it to pass the course)
10% in-class popup quizzes
80% three tests + final

WWW: The web site for the course is http://web.utk.edu/~kamyshko/P222/P222_Spring_2004.html

Test solutions:
Test #1, Test #2, Test #3, Final Test

Problems:
No34_Ch19

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Instructor:	Yuri Kamyshkov Office: 226D Ayres Hall Phone: (865) 974-6777 FAX: (865) 974-7843 E-mail: kamyshkov@utk.edu
Syllabus:	Can be downloaded as PDF file from here
Office hours:	Strictly one hour after each class or by appointment
Sections:	70307, 70310, 70323
Prerequisite:	P221
Lectures:	TR 9:40 - 10:55, Rm # 304 in Nielsen Physics Bldg
Recitations and Labs:	Section 70307. TA: Sandeep Giri; Recitation W 1:25 - 2:15 in PSQ206; Lab: W 2:30 - 4:25 in Phy510 Section 70310. TA: Songxue Chi; Recitation F10:10 -11:00 in Phy608 ; Lab: F 11:15 - 1:10 in Phy510 Section 70323. TA: Irakli Garishvilli; Recitation W 9:05 - 9:55 in PSQ206; Lab: W 10:10 - 12:05 in Phy510 You must complete the laboratary assignment. If you fail in the laboratory, you will fail the course. If you are repating the course, you must also repeat the laboratory since it is an integral part of the course.
Textbook:	Physics - principles with applications, by D. Giancoli, 5th edition (at the UT Bookstore)
Attendance:	Obligatory for labs, recitations, and lectures
Homework:	Assigned but not collected or graded: You are responsible for all the HW problems assigned, which you must have ready for recitation in a special HW notebook (signed with your name). Some problems will be worked out at the recitations. You will need to demonstrate your HW notebook to your TA and convince him that all due HW is done. Without the corresponding part of HW assignment done you will be reported by TA as "not ready for the test in class" and will fail the test. A list of all assigned problems is available here.
Tests:	Thursday, February 5; Thursday, March 4; Tuesday April 6; in class, closed book and no notes allowed; bring a non-programmable calculator. No make-up tests will be given. If you miss a test for a legitimate reason that you have discussed with the Instructor before the test, your score will be adjusted at the end of the semester depending on your overall performance in the class. There will be no make-up tests.
Final:	Thursday, May 6 (8:00 am -10:10 am), comprehensive, in class, closed book and no notes allowed; bring a non-programmable calculator.
Grade:	10% lab (you must pass it to pass the course) 10% in-class popup quizzes 80% three tests + final
WWW:	The web site for the course is http://web.utk.edu/~kamyshko/P222/P222_Spring_2004.html
Test solutions:	Test #1, Test #2, Test #3, Final Test
Problems:	No34_Ch19