Announcements 8/29/11 Prayer Introductions This section: Physics majors

and minors only!a. For others, section 1 is in

445 MARB, right now Signup sheet to be passed

arounda. Willing to offer prayers in

class b. Willing to have phone

number and/or email on a class directory

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Syllabus

Objectives. Five units:a. Fluidsb. Thermodynamicsc. Waves/soundd. Opticse. Relativity

Syllabus, cont. Schedule

a. Reading assignments, lecture topics b. HW/Lab/Term project due datesc. Exams

Syllabus, cont. Grading

a. Guaranteed levels:

b. Categories

Syllabus, cont. Clicker quizzes

a. Two types of questions– Reading quizzes, 2 points if right, 1

point if attempted– Thought questions, 1 point if attempted

b. All questions from a day = 1 quizc. 4 free quizzes, no make-up quizzesd. Register your clicker via class website

ASAP!– Quizzes start next class period

Syllabus, cont. Exams, final, term project

a. More details later Labs

a. Assignments at back of packetb. First lab begins this Saturdayc. Typically 1 week to complete labsd. Don’t count on being able to do it the

last Saturday! Extra credit

a. In syllabus, read about on your own

Syllabus, cont. Class website

a. www.physics.byu.edu → Courses → Class Web Pages → Physics 123 (Colton J)

b. http://www.physics.byu.edu/faculty/colton/courses/phy123-fall11/

On website:a. Study aids

– Lecture notes– Demo videos– Old exams– Exam solutions

b. Obtain class ID number (“CID”)c. Register clickerd. HW submissione. Check grade

f. Labs 3, 6 detailsg. Term project detailsh. Math review handouti. Mathematica handoutj. Etc.

Syllabus, cont. Where to get help on homework

a. Other studentsb. Dr. Colton’s office hours

– MWF 2-3 pm (for now), Underground Lab study area under the skylight

– If you don’t know where that is, there are directions in the syllabus

c. Chris Mackprang’s office hours– MW 5:30-7 pm, F 3:30-5 pm; same

location as mined. The Tutorial Lab, 3rd floor of ESC (info

on class webpage)

Syllabus, cont. Homework: paper-only vs computer-

graded The computer-graded HW systemSyllabus packet contains problems:

Get your missing numbers (“data”) from class website → Put in the [xx]______ spaces before you work the problem

set 1. [01] 3.43 [02] 8.20 [03] 22.2 [04] 30.2 [05] 39.8 [06] 4.0 etc.

Syllabus, cont. Computer-graded HW system, cont.

Answer range in packet, at end of list of problems:

Indicates units, range and decimal places of answer

Type into website form: 63.8

Submit all answers at once

Partial credit, aka “retries”

Points for each successive try: 5, 5, 3, 0 If you miss, correct answer is given to you Use new data each time No retries on multiple choice problems

Syllabus, cont. Final general HW comments:

a. Late HW– 4 free late ones, chosen to give you most pts– All other late HW is 50%

b. All work must be turned in, even for computer-graded problems

– TA has 5 pts for each assignment at his discretion, for legibility/completeness/etc

c. Where to turn in work– Slot labeled “Phys 123, section 2” in boxes near

room N375 ESC– Don’t put name on work, just your CID

d. First HW due Wednesday night!e. My HW solutions – posted in hallway by CSR

office

And now, for the Physics… Serway chapters 1-13, 15: Newtonian

Mechanicsa. Covered in Physics 121

Serway chapter 14: Fluids (static & moving)

a. Starting right now! Then Thermodynamics (chapters 19-22) Then other stuff

Pressure

1 Pascal = ??

1 atm = ??a. 1.013105 Pab. 14.70 psi

ForceP

Area

Demos

Pressure vs. force Collapsing can Magdeburg hemispheres

a. von Guericke and the first vacuum pump, 1654 demo for Ferdinand III

Density

Units?

Density of water: a. 1000 kg/m3

= 1 g/cm3

“Specific gravity”

massdensity

volume

Air, standard conds 0.0013

Wood (oak) 0.6 – 0.9

Liquid nitrogen 0.81

Ice 0.92

Water 1.00

Bricks 1.84

Aluminum 2.70

Steel 7.80

Silver 10.50

Lead 11.30

Gold 19.30

Platinum 21.40

Pressure vs. Depth

Weight of water above area A? (depth h)

Pressure at h: (include weight of air)

Fluid pushes in all directions

Summary

“How to get started”

http://www.physics.byu.edu/faculty/colton/courses/phy123-fall11/

Work hard!!

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