course ID MPKAMYSHKOV0006 in masteringphysics.com

Class Notes:	# and date Charpter in Y&F Class notes Lecture 1  August 24 Retention stuff Introduction    On Units etc. Lecture 2  August 29 Chapter 13 Ch 13 Periodic motion Lecture 3  August 31 Chapter 15 Ch 15 Mechanical Waves Lecture 4  September 5 Chapter 15, Problems Problems Lecture 5  September 7 Chapter 16 Chapter 16 Lecture 6  September 12 Chapter 32 Chapter 32 Lecture 7  September 14 Chapter 32 + Problems for Test 1 Typical  problems for Test1 Solutions for Test #1 review problems Lecture 8  September 19 Chapter 33 Chapter 33 Lecture 9  September 21 Chapter 34 Chapter 34 Test 1      September 26  test #1 Solutions to test #1 problems Lecture 10 September 28 Chapter 34 (cont'd by Prof. Siopsis) Chapter 34 (continued) Lecture 11 October 3 Chapter 35 Chapter 35 Lecture 12  October 5 Chapter 36 Chapter 36 Lecture 13  October 10 Review Chapters 33-36 Lecture Pr. 33-36   Typical problems for Test #2 Solutions for Test #2 review problems Lecture 14  October 17  Chapter 37 Chapter 37 Test 2  October 19  test #2 Solutions to test #2 problems     Lecture 15  October 24 Chapter 37-38 Test#2 Results    Lecture 16  October 26 Chapter 38 Chapter 38 Lecture 17  October 31 Chapter 38-39 Chapter 39 Lecture 18  November  2 Chapter 39-40 Chapter 40 Lecture 19  November 7 Chapter 40, review problems Ch. 37-40 Review #3 problems for Ch 37-40 Solutions for review problems Ch 37-40 Lecture 20 November 9 Chapter 41 Chapter 41 Lecture 21 November 14 Chapter 42  (given by Prof. W. Bugg) Chapter 42 Lecture 22 November 16 Chapter 43 Chapter 43 Lecture 23 November 21 Chapter 43-44 Review #4 problems for Ch 41-44 Solutions for review problems Ch 41-44 Lecture 24 November 28 Chapter 44 Chapter 44 November 30 Solutions to rest #3 problems December 5 Last lecture December 13 Final test 10:15 - 12:15  Solutions for Final Test
Instructor:	Dr. Yuri Kamyshkov Office:  226-D Ayres Hall Phone: (865) 974-6777 FAX:    (865)  974-1135 E-mail: kamyshkov@utk.edu
Lectures:	Tuesday and Thursday 11:10 am - 12:25 pm, Rm # 415 in Nielsen Physics Bldg
Sections:	232001, 232002, 232003, 232004
Office hours:	Tuesday and Thursday (after lectures) or by appointment
Syllabus:	Course covers most of the materials in chapters 13,15,16,32-44 of the textbook. Detailed syllabus can be downloaded as PDF file from here  (updated 10/6/2006)
Labs:	Lab Syllabus Section 232001;  TA:                                         Time: M  12:20 - 2:15  pm  in Phy508 Section 232002;  TA:                                         Time: M    2:30 - 4:25  pm  in Phy508 Section 232003;  TA:                                         Time: M    4:40 - 6:35  pm  in Phy508 Section 232004;  TA:                                         Time: M  10:10 -12:05 pm  in Phy508 You must complete the laboratary assignment. If you fail in the laboratory, you will fail the course. If you are repating the course, see Laboratory policy regarding repeating a course
Textbook:	Young & Freedman, University Physics, 11th Edition with Modern Physics,  ISBN: 0-8053-8684-X with Mastering Physics Student Access Card  (the latter is a part of  ~$150 new package or sold separately for $41.60 from http://www.masteringphysics.com/). Older editions of the book with separately purchased access card is OK
Also recommended:	D. A. Wells and H. S. Slusher, Theory and Problems of Physics for Engineering and Science, Schaum's Outline Series in Engineering ,  ISBN: 0-07-069254-8  (check e.g. amazon.com) or any other similar physics problem solving book.
Attendance:	Lectures and labs are obligatory !
Homework:	Assigned and graded through the web:  Home work (several problems per week ) will be assigned every week through masteringphysics.com system. Home page  http://www.masteringphysics.com/  , course ID MPKAMYSHKOV0006 (for initial registration you will be asked to provide your first and last name, college ID, and the access  code from your Mastering Physics Student Access Card). After that you will be assigned a name and a password  for faster login. Each homework will be due at 11 am on Tuesdays before the class starts and a new home work will appear on the web around that time.
Tests:	provisionally #1  September 21; #2 October 17; #3 November 30; in class, closed book, ONE page of hand-written formulas will be allowed. No make-up tests will be given. If you miss a test for a legitimate reason, that you have informed the Instructor about before the test, your score can be adjusted at the end of the semester according to your overall performance in the class.
Final:	Wednesday, December 13 (10:15 am -12:15 pm), comprehensive, in class, closed book, ONE page of hand-written formulas written by student will be allowed (no copies, or printed pages).
Grade:	25 % lab (you must pass it to pass the course) 25 % home-work 50% three tests + final Letter grades: D>60%,C>70%,B>80%, A>90%
Academic Honesty:	assumed
WWW:	The web site of the course is http://web.utk.edu/~kamyshko/P232/P232_Fall_2006.html

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