• The spring Physics Final Exam is Week 30 Monday June 4 starting promptly at 9am in our regular classroom Purce Lecture Hall Classroom 5.
  • This exam covers all material from spring quarter.
  • We will ask for the exam to be submitted by 12:30pm.
  • The Chemistry Exam Review begins at 1pm.

• For the exam, you will be allowed:
  • your calculating device;
  • your writing tools;
  • scratch paper (provided);
  • personally prepared 8.5inch by 11inch note sheet (both sides).

• Class meetings on Monday, Tuesday are in our regular Classroom 5.
• Class meeting on Wednesday is in Lab 1 room 054.

• • Blank copy of Math Exam 6, for those of you who would like to get started on revisions.
  • We have a Math Exam Revision Workshop scheduled from 1:00 – 2:00 on Tue. June 5 (followed by Physics Exam Revision Workshop from 2:00 – 3:30).
  • Exam Revisions due Fri. June 8 by 5pm (slip under Lab 2 3255 office door).
  • No Meta-Cognitive Reflection required, thought it is recommended as a tool for your own learning.

• Math Exam 6 is Week 29 Thursday May 31 starting promptly at 9am in our regular classroom Purce Lecture Hall Classroom 5.
  • This exam covers Chapter 11 (excluding 11.2 and 11.8) and Chapter 12.1 – 12.5.
  • We will ask for the exam to be submitted by 12:30pm.
  • The Physic Exam Review begins at 1pm.

• For the exam, you will be allowed:
  • your calculating device;
  • your writing tools;
  • scratch paper (provided);
  • personally prepared 8.5inch by 11inch note sheet (both sides).

For those students doing projects:

You will be giving a dry run of your Science Carnival presentation on Tuesday morning starting at 9:00 am.

We’ll be meeting in Lecture Hall 5, which is not what I announced on Thursday.

If you’re a M&M student who can’t make it to Science Carnival, you are expected to come help evaluate the presentations.

Enjoy your weekend!

An interesting article for those of you interested in space travel/propulsion systems.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2018/05/23/the-emdrive-nasas-impossible-space-engine-really-is-impossible/#4794213e3a00

Krishna will be available on Thu. May 24 from 1 – 3 pm in Classroom 5 for extra math/physics discussion and support. In particular, lots of you have great questions about relativity that we don’t have time for during class – this would be a good opportunity for those conversations, and also a good chance for working through problems.

• Chemistry: 22.1-22.6
• Math: 12.4, 12.5 (stop at Probability on p. 863)
  • Math Reading Response due via WebAssign 3pm Sun. May 20
• Physics: R3, R4
  • Physics Reading Response due via MasteringPhysics 6pm Sun. May 20