COURSE SYLLABUS
LALITHA DORAI
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING
LALITHA DORAI
OFFICE : F711
PHONE : 443 -840-1365
EXAMINATIONS: There will be 3 major exams given in advance during
the semester. No make-up exam will be given. Absence from these exams will
result in a zero grade. A comprehensive final will be administered during final
exam week. This is a requirement of the course. Exam Questions will be
asked from deductive reasoning from the material presented in Class, Home Work
and Reading assignment. Each exam
will be build upon the next one. Students should come on time for these exams.
HOMEWORK:
Homework assignment will consist of:
1 .
2. Answering questions
3. Problems
It is essential for students to do assignments on a daily basis. Selected problems will be discussed in the class as time and demand permits. The reading assignments are made in advance of the lectures that cover the reading material. The lectures are designed to reinforce the students reading not for the students to learn the entire course from the lectures. It is very important for the students to carefully and perceptively read the assignments (before /after )the lectures. Some elementary material that needs little explanation will be assigned for reading and not covered in the class.
LABORATORY/COMPUTER PROJECTS:
Report should be done neatly. Late reports will not be graded. Students should come on time for the lab.
PREPARATION AND PREREQUISITES:
Students are required to have completed the appropriate prerequisite Math/Physics courses or their equivalent to be enrolled in a course. Students who have not completed the prerequisite courses are ineligible for enrollment in a course and will not be given a final grade if they do not withdraw. Students should either be concurrently enrolled in the required Math course or have completed it or an equivalent course. Students are required to have a working knowledge of the topics involved in the prerequisite courses and all their prerequisites at least at the level of having passed the courses at the B level. If the student feels insecure in his/her depth of knowledge in these areas it is recommended that he/she immediately undertake a brief but thorough review of these subjects in lectures, but the student will be responsible for knowing the material.All the exam problems will be similar to the homework assignments, the example problems in the book or example problems worked out in the lectures.
GRADING FORMULA:
Hourly tests 60
Final exam 30
Laboratory/Computer Project 10
LETTER GRADE
100-90 A
89-80 B
79-70 C
69-60 D
BELOW 59 F
MY SPRING 2010 SCHEDULE:
|
PHYS 101 |
EB1 ,EB2 |
M ,W ,F |
8.00 AM--8.55 AM |
|
PHYS 251 |
EO1 |
T,R |
2.20 PM--4.20 PM |
|
PHYS 251 |
EO1 |
T |
9.20 AM--12.20 PM |
|
PHYS 101 |
EB1 (LAB) |
W |
2.30 PM--5.25 PM |
|
PHYS 101 |
EB2 (LAB) |
M |
2.30 PM--5.25 PM |
|
PHYS 151 |
EN1 |
T , TH |
12.45 PM--2.10 PM |
|
PHYS 151 |
EN1 (REC) |
TH |
9.35 AM--12.25 AM |
COURSE SYLLABUSES
PHYS 151 PHYS151
PHYS 251 PHYS251
PHYS 101 PHYS101
PHYS 100 PHSC101
PHYS 111 PHSC111
PHYS 102 PHYS102
SPRING FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
|
PHYS 151 |
THURSDAY MAY 20 , 12 AM - 2 PM |
|
PHYS 101 |
FRIDAY MAY 21 , 7 AM - 9 AM |
|
PHYS 251 |
THURSDAY MAY 20 , 2 PM - 4 PM |
COLLEGE POLICIES FOR COURSE SYLLABI:
COLLEGE POLICY COLLEGE
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