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Welcome to Physics 1D03 !

Welcome to Physics 1D03 !. PHYSICS 1D03 ES - MECHANICS. Me: Dr. W. Oko ń Office: ABB-150 E-mail: okon@physics.mcmaster.ca Office Hours: TBA TA: TBA. Course web page – I’ll be posting news here, all lecture notes and homework problems: http://physwww.mcmaster.ca/~okon/1d03/1d03s.html.

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Welcome to Physics 1D03 !

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  1. Welcome to Physics 1D03 !

  2. PHYSICS 1D03 ES - MECHANICS Me: Dr. W. Okoń Office: ABB-150 E-mail: okon@physics.mcmaster.ca Office Hours: TBA TA: TBA Course web page – I’ll be posting news here, all lecture notes and homework problems: http://physwww.mcmaster.ca/~okon/1d03/1d03s.html

  3. Components of the course • Tutorials, quizzes 15% of the final grade • Two term tests (in class) 30% of the final grade (MC + long) • Final exam, 3 hours 50% of the final grade (MC + long) • Class participation (i-clicker) 5% Test 1 ~ after Lecture 12Test 2 ~ after Lecture 24

  4. Lectures • Important concepts and principles. Frequent demonstrations. Solutions to example problems. • Lecture slides are posted on the web page. • The slides are not the whole lecture! Take notes as we work things out on the blackboard. • Read the text as well; the lectures won’t include everything. Reading BEFORE helps a lot !!!

  5. Doing well in Physics 1D03 • Keep up with the course!Spend at least a few hours every week on the course, even the weeks you have a math test and a chemistry test. Attend the lectures. Read the text. Do the problems/quizzes. • Practice problems are listed on the website. Try most of these. Think hard about them; don’t give up! • Work on “Questions” in the book (before “Problems”), good practice for multiple choice questions • Discuss questions and problems with other students. Explaining something helps you clarify your ideas. Physics 1D3 Lecture 1

  6. Doing well in Physics 1D03 • This course is the same level as last term’s 1D03 • This is you 2nd and last chance to get into engineering (if your average is too low you won’t go into 2nd year) • There is no min failure rate, and 30% here is typical! • Most students don’t do well because they: 1) poor math skills! • 2) lack of practice solving problems 3) understanding what they are doing (> imp than #2) 4) just sit there during clicker quiz, don’t think (half the mark is for participation half for correct answer!) • 5) time management (studying, homework… left for last minute) Physics 1D3 Lecture 1 6

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