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An outline of topics to be addressed each day is presented below. This list is not complete; additional items are covered for most classes. If students are absent, they should consult these pages and check with the instructor concerning material missed.
n There will be a Review Exercise on chapters 19 and 20 Thursday of this week - multiple choice only
n Amanda takes Review Exercise 3-3 8th period today - solution will then be posted and papers graded
n Exercises
Ø 3-6
ð Will be graded and returned next class, along with the Review Exercise 3-3
Ø 3-7 due Feb 26: 6 students have not submitted
Ø 3-8: Due 3-3 (Wednesday)
n Demo - after the breadboard PC board, soldering, and components: capacitors (disc and electrolytic), resistors, transistors, potentiometer, IC, speaker, LED
n Wednesday is a double period day - will use to work some problems and perhaps and perhaps an abbreviated lab (I conduct, you explain)
n Electromagnetic Induction and Faraday's Law
n Review Exercise 3-3 solution
n Electromagnetic Induction and Faraday's Law - 2 videos
n Double Period Day
n Review Exercise 3-3 solution - graded and returned
Ø There were 25 multiple-choice questions
Ø Best performance was Ryan H with only 8 missed
Ø I noted that Ryan was also the only one left working at the end of the class - some left half way through the class. For his effort I gave Ryan an additional 5 points
Ø Worst performance was by a student who missed 18 (72%) - and left very early
Ø If weighted on a 100 point scale, they the questions would be worth 4 points each. The 72% miss student above would have received a 28
Ø I weighted them 2 points each (start with 50 points) with the 5 extra credit questions worth 1 pont each.
Ø Grades ranged from 64 to 91
n Possible regrade of exercise 3-3 - optional assignment
ð You can get a percentage of the points lost on a problem by submitting, by end of class on Friday (no extensions for any reason), the following - TYPED - exactly as follows - for each problem.
Each problem submitted for a possible regrade should have those items in bold below listed followed by the appropriate entry
If not in this exact format, then your submission will not be graded - do not submit answers to extra-credit questions - they are not included in this regrade option
Ø Problem Number with section. For example, 1a(1) for the first problem in section 1a
Ø Exact statement of the problem I gave (do not include the posssible answers)
Ø Exact statement of the correct response - the one I gave in the solutions
Ø Rationale-specific reason the response is correct
ð Scale for maximum points returned
Ø Original grade: above 80: 40% returned
Ø Original grade: below 80: 30% returned
n Exercise 3-9: Multiple-Choice review problems from chapters 2 - 14. Due next Monday (next marking period)
Ø Can work as team but everyone must submit the assignment.
Ø Due Friday - next marking period
n Two additions to the pioneers gallery
n During this double period day
Ø Work on missing exercises or the latest exercise or missing assignments or
Ø Study for the review exercise next class
n Details concerning the exit exam for seniors will be provided after the break
n Individuals observed not doing one of the above will have exercise 3-9 due next class
n End Marking Period 3
n Possible regrade of exercise 3-3 - optional assignment
ð You can get a percentage of the points lost on a problem by submitting, by end of class on Friday (no extensions for any reason), the following - TYPED - exactly as follows - for each problem.
Each problem submitted for a possible regrade should have those items in bold below listed followed by the appropriate entry
If not in this exact format, then your submission will not be graded - do not submit answers to extra-credit questions - they are not included in this regrade option
Ø Problem Number with section. For example, 1a(1) for the first problem in section 1a
Ø Exact statement of the problem I gave (do not include the posssible answers)
Ø Exact statement of the correct response - the one I gave in the solutions
Ø Rationale-specific reason the response is correct
ð The Review Exercise must be returned along with the above
ð Scale for maximum points returned
Ø Original grade: above 80: 40% returned
Ø Original grade: below 80: 30% returned
n Review Exercise 3-4 on chapters 19 and 20 - multiple choice only
Review Exercise 3-3 possible regrade
ð I have received Review Exercise 3-3 corrections-along with the exercise - from the following: James, Spencer, Ryan, Emma, Nick
ð Today is last day
n Ben: missing 2 assignments: 3-7 and 3-8 from last marking period
n Review Exercise 3-4
ð Solution
ð Grading
Ø 22 questions, weighted 1.5 points each
Ø 5 extra credit, weighted 1 point each
Ø Initial grades ranged from 80 to 97, 2 points added ðGrades ranged from 82 to 99
n Exercise 3-6 graded and returned
ð Some misunderstood problem 14 - no deduction if tried
ð 4 points each, grades ranged from 84 to 100
n Exercise 3-7 solution solution will be posted this afternoon, graded and returned next class: last day for student (1) that has not submitted this assignment
n Exercise 3-8 solution solution will be posted this afternoon, graded and returned next class: last day for student (1) that has not submitted this assignment
n Electromagnetic Induction and Faraday's Law
ð Examples
n Schedule for remainder of month: 3 of the 5 chapters in the next section: Waves and Optics
ð Next week: Chapter 11 - Vibrations and Waves
ð Week after spring break (short chapters)
Ø Chapter 22: Electromagnetic Waves
n Role models, patience, and wisdom
n Marking period grade is on the cover page attached to the papers - listed below - that have been graded and are returned.
Marking period grade calculated as follows: Participation: 15% Exercises and Labs: 40% Review Exercises: 45%
n Exercise 3-7
ð Solution
ð Graded and returned
ð Problems 24, 36, and 50 gave most some problems - look at solution and we will cover in the review - did not deduct if tried
ð 6 problems 4 each
ð Grrades ranged from 0 (did not submit) to 100
n Exercise 3-8
ð Solution
ð Graded and returned
ð Problems 24, 36, and 50 gave most some problems - look at solution and we will cover in the review - did not deduct if tried
ð 5 problems 4 points each
ð Grades ranged from 0 (did not submit) to 100
n Review Exercise 3-3
ð Revisions were received from the following by the end date; Bobbie, Elliot, Jeremy, Molly, Kynsey, Amanda, Katie, Ryan C., Ryan H., James, Emma, Nicholas, Spencer
ð They were all in the correct format and the corrections were close enough
ð I added 40 percent of points lost to the grades of the above students
n Chapter 11 - Vibrations and Waves: Sections 1 through 4 today, rest next class - we complete this chapter before the break
n Exercise 4-1 (previously labeled 3-9) due today. Eleven students have already submitted
n Exercise 4-2 (previously labeled 3-10) due Wednesday
n No Class
n Exercise 4-1 (previously labeled 3-9): everyone turned it in
n Exercise 4-2 (previously labeled 3-10) due today
n Chapter 11 - Vibrations and Waves: sections 5 (Damped Harmonic Motion) and 6 (Forced Vibrations-Resonance)
n Exercise 4-3: Due 2nd class day after the break
n Schedule
n Chapter 11 - Vibrations and Waves:
ð Transverse and Longitudinal Waves
ð Three students have not submitted Exercise 4-2
n Next 2 Review Exercises
ð 4-1 on chapters 21 and 11 will be Monday, 29 March
ð 4-2 on chapters 12 (short, only 5 sections) and 22 (short, only 4 sections) will be Thursday, 8 April
n Details concerning exit exam for seniors will be provided 1st day back after the break
n Exercise 4-3: Due 2nd class day after the break
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n Schedule
ð Remainder of this month
ð April
ð May
n Exercises
ð 4-1 graded and returned 22 questions, counted 3 each grades ranged from 91 to 100
ð 4-2 today is last day (1 student has not submitted) - was due 3-10
ð 4-3: Due 2nd class day 3-26 (next class)
n Distribute and discuss a statement from the College Board (from the Acorn booklet)
n Next 2 Review Exercises
ð Review Exercise 4-1 will be Monday, 29 March on
Ø Chapter 21: Electromagnetic Induction and Faraday's Law
Ø Chapter 11: Vibrations and Waves
Ø Chapter 4: Dynamics-Newton's Laws of Motion
ð Review Exercise 4-2 will be Thursday, 8 April on
Ø Chapter 22: Electromagnetic Waves
n Lab 4-1 next Tuesday
n Review of some concepts from chapter 11: Waves and Vibrations
n Chapter 12: Sound and Examples
n Exercise 4-2
ð Solution
ð Graded and returned
n Exercises
ð 4-3 Due today
ð 4-4 Due next Wednesday
n Review Exercise 4-1 next class on
ð Chapter 21: Electromagnetic Induction and Faraday's Law
ð Chapter 11: Vibrations and Waves
ð Chapter 4: Dynamics-Newton's Laws of Motion
n Class requested and obtained ok to have the Review Exercise next class
ð 40 minutes total allowed from time the Review Exercise distributed
ð no allowance made for late arrival to class
n Chapter 22: Electromagnetic Waves
n Double Period Day
n Reminder (a topic I covered the first 2 days of this course)
n Review Exercise 4-1
ð Covers
Ø Chapter 4: Dynamics-Newton's Laws of Motion
Ø Chapter 11: Vibrations and Waves
Ø Chapter 21: Electromagnetic Induction and Faraday's Law
ð Notes
Ø 40 minutes total allowed from time the Review Exercise distributed
Ø no allowance made for late arrival to class
Ø we all go to the lab together at the end of the 40 minutes allowed
n Reminder: Review Exercise 4-1 will be Thursday, April 8 (next week) on
ð Chapter 22: Electromagnetic Waves
n Lab 4-1: must finish lab portion this period. Written report due 4-7
n Schedule
n Solution to Review Exercise 4-1: will provide commentary for some of the answers.
n Exercise 4-4 due today
n Chapter 22: Electromagnetic Waves
ð Examples
n Next class we start Chapter 23: Light-Geometric Objects
n Reminder: Review Exercise 4-1 will be Thursday, April 8 (next week) on
ð Chapter 22: Electromagnetic Waves
n Exercise 4-5, Chapter 22
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