Physics 213 General Physics II

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Physics 213 General Physics II Lecture: TR 9:30-10:20 AM, CP 153 Credit Hours: 5 hours, including Lab Prerequisites: PHY 211 or equivalent Lecturer: Prof. Gang Cao Office: CP 377 Telephone: 257-1997 (office), 257-6876 (lab) Email: cao@uky.edu Office Hours: TR: 2:00-3:00 PM Course Description Physics 213 is the second course of a two-semester sequence in introductory physics. This course is intended primarily for students who will require some competence in physics in their subsequent work. The main subjects covered during this semester will be electricity, magnetism, optics, and modern physics. The required textbook for this course is College Physics, Eighth Edition Serway/Vuille, which was used last semester in PHY 211. Goals Physics is the master science. The concepts and principles of physics are drawn upon by such other sciences as chemistry, biology, and geology in their exploration of narrower aspects of the universe around us. The same concepts and principles constitute the foundations of engineering and have made possible the technologically advanced world of today. Our goal is to help you learn some fundamentals of physics and see the world through eyes that know physics. It requires your commitment, diligence and persistence to reach this goal. Examinations and Grading The course grade will be determined as follows: MAX. TOTAL Homework 200 Laboratory 100 Quizzes 100 One-Hour Exams (3x100) 300 Final Exam 200 Total Points 900 Letter grades A, B, C, D and E will be assigned based on your total score. Final grade distributions will depend on how well you have learned the materials. There are no

predetermined cutoffs, and it is not impossible for everyone to have an acceptable grade so long as he or she makes serious efforts. Homework: The homework grade will be determined based on your homework score. Homework will be assigned in the Lecture (see assignment schedule). It will be collected in the beginning of the next Recitation. Your recitation instructor will grade it. Each assignment is graded for a maximum of 5 points. You will receive 3 points if you complete and turn in your homework in time. You will receive up to another 2 points based on one problem that is chosen at random and graded in detail. Your recitation instructor will review the assigned homework problems and underlying concepts related to the homework in recitations after the homework is submitted. Quizzes: There will be a number of 10-minute quizzes given in recitations at random. These quizzes will cover underlying concepts learned in lectures. They will be graded by your recitation instructor. One-hour Exams: There will be three One-hour Exams for this course, each worth 100 points. These exams will cover a limited, specified number of chapters. A formula sheet will be provided for the One-hour Exams. Final Exam: The two-hour Final Exam, worth 200 points, will be comprehensive, covering all material learned in this course. A formula sheet will be allowed for the Final Exam. Calculators will be permitted. If you have a question about the grading of an Exam and homework, you are welcome to request a re-grade. If action needs to be taken on an Exam, please present in writing an explanation within one week of the day the graded Exams have been returned to the class. Lab Report queries should be handled through your Lab Instructor. An excused absence always requires a written request. It must be provided to the Recitation Instructor at least one week in advance, except for unexpected emergencies. If you miss the Final Exam or two or more one-hour Exams with excused absences, you will automatically receive an incomplete ( I grade). You would have to complete the course in a subsequent semester. If you miss any Exam without an excused absence, you will receive a 0 for the Exam. If you miss two or more one-hour Exams or Final Exam without an excused absence you will automatically fail the course ( E grade). Every test will be photocopied. Collaboration You are encouraged to collaborate on homework assignments but you should solve your homework assignments on your own after having discussed the problems with classmates. 2

University Studies PHY 213 belongs to the University Studies Program. The writing component of the University Studies will be satisfied through the clear, coherent, and orderly presentation of the physics principles involved in your solutions to problems on homework and Exams, using not only equations and numbers, but also words and diagrams. In addition, answers must include correct units. Course Evaluations Course evaluations are an important and mandatory component of our department s instructional management system. The on-line course evaluation system was developed to minimize the loss of classroom time and allow each student ample time to evaluate each component of the course and the associated instructor, providing meaningful numeric scores and detailed commentary. To access the system during this window, simply go the Department of Physics Web page at www.pa.uky.edu and click on the link for Course Evaluations then follow the instructions. 3

PHY213 Assignment Schedule Fall 2010 Note :Before each Lecture, please read the corresponding reading assignment. After each Lecture, please do the corresponding homework before the next recitation. Date Lecture Reading Homework Assignment R Aug 26 Electric Forces 15.1-3 MCQ15-3,11,13, P15-8,9,10,12,13,14,15 T Aug 31 Electric Fields 15.4-6 P15-17,18,20,22,23,26,51,59 R Sept 2 Electric Potential 16.1-5 MCQ16-2,3,9, P16-7,8,9,12,15,16,19,63 T Sept 7 Capacitance 16.7-9 P16-25,35, 43,44, 57 R Sept 9 Electric Current 17.1-8 P17-4,5,12,17,19,50, 52, 54 T Sept 14 DC Circuits 18.1-3 MCQ18-3, 4,6, P18-5,7,8,9,13,14,45 R Sept 16 Kirchhoff, Capacitors 18.6-7 P18-16,26; P16-57 T Sept 21 R Sept 23 T Sept 28 R Sept 30 Exam 1 (Ch.15-18) Magnetic Fields Magnetic force Torque, Charge Particle in Magnetic Field Current in Magnetic Field 19.1-4 MCQ19-2,5,11,13 P19-2,3,4,5,7,8,18,19,20 19.5-6 P19-27,28,29,30,35,52,73 19.7-9 P19-34,38,40,45,46,53,56,64 T Oct 5 Induced Voltages 20.1-3 MCQ20-9, 10, 11, 12 P20-5,10,11,24,55,57 R Oct 7 Induced Voltages 20.4-5 P20-19,24,25,27,35,63,65 T Oct 12 EM Waves 21.10-12 P21-49,52,55, 59 R Oct 14 Light 22.1-8 MCQ22-2,6,10 4

P22-7,8,17,18,19,32,43,48 T Oct 19 Exam 2 (Ch19-22) R Oct 21 Lenses 23.1-6 MCQ23-2, 4, 10 P23-11,20,31,35,38,44,55,58 T Oct 26 Wave Optics 24.1-3 MCQ24-1,2 P24-2,3,5,7,8,9,11,13 R Oct 28 Wave Optics 24.4-6 P24-16,17,20, 30, 69 T Nov 2 Wave Optics 25.7-9 P24-42,43,44,47,50, 51,59 R Nov 4 Relativity 26.1-6 MCQ26-1, 2, 3 P26-2,5,16,27 T Nov 9 Quantum Physics 27.1-5 P27-2,11,12,17,18,51,53 R Nov 11 Quantum Physics 27.6-9 MCQ27-1, 3, 10 P27-34,43,50,56 T Nov 16 R Nov 18 Exam 3 (Ch23-27.5) Atomic Physics 28.1-4 MCQ28-1,2 P28-2,7,8,9,10,11,16,38 T Nov 23 Nuclear Physics 29.1-3 MCQ29-1,2,5 P29-1,915,17 T Nov 30 Nuclear Physics 29-4-5 P29-25,26,27,33 R Dec 2 T Dec 7 R Dec 9 Review I Review II Review III T Dec 14 Exam 10:30 AM Final Exam The schedule is subject to change. The Final Exam for PHY 213 is in the lecture room CP153. 5