Physics 2010/2030: College Physics I -- Fall 2009
Instructor: Prof. James Chisholm
Email: chisholm [at] suu [dot] edu
Phone: (435) 586-7806
Office: SC 018
Office Hours: MT 1-3 pm, F 1-2 pm
PHYS 2010 Course Syllabus (Lecture)
PHYS 2030 Course Syllabus (Recitation)
The PHYS 2010 Schedule contains the dates for: sections covered in lecture, chapter quizzes, exams and due dates for Problem Sets.
The Problem Set Listing contains all of the problems assigned on Problem Sets.
The text for PHYS 2010 (lecture) is College Physics: A Strategic Approach, by Knight, Jones and Field (ISBN 0-8053-0634-X).
The text for PHYS 2030 (recitation) is the Student Workbook affiliated with the above text (ISBN 0-8053-8209-7).
Extras
The following are copies of the Dynamics, Momentum and Energy Worksheets from the back of the Student Workbook. Feel free to use them for any Problem Set problems you wish.
Dynamics Worksheet
Momentum Worksheet
Energy Worksheet
Mock Exams
Mock Exam #1 (solutions)
Mock Exam #2 (solutions)
Mock Exam #3 (solutions)
Problem Set Solutions
Problem Set #1 Solutions
Problem Set #2 Solutions
Problem Set #3 Solutions
Problem Set #4 Solutions
Problem Set #5 Solutions
Problem Set #6 Solutions
Problem Set #7 Solutions
Problem Set #8 Solutions
Problem Set #9 Solutions
Problem Set #10 Solutions
Problem Set #11 Solutions
Chapter Quiz Solutions
Chapter Quiz #1 Solutions
Chapter Quiz #2 Solutions
Chapter Quiz #3 Solutions
Chapter Quiz #4 Solutions
Chapter Quiz #5 Solutions
Chapter Quiz #6 Solutions
Chapter Quiz #7 Solutions
Chapter Quiz #8 Solutions
Chapter Quiz #9 Solutions
Chapter Quiz #10 Solutions
Chapter Quiz #11 Solutions
Online Resources
ActivPhysics Online is a free website maintained by the book publisher that contains a multitude of interactive graphical applets covering (nearly) every topic in our textbook. In addition to rock-awesome movies, they contain lab-style questions about what is going on, and might serve as the source of some extra credit this semester. Bookmark it.
Physlets contains more graphical physics applets (hence the name), not as fancy as those above (and without questions), but might be good to work through them for more practice.
And yes, I am aware my html style is very 1997. It gets the job done.