About PHYS 1510 B
Problem-solving techniques for first semester Physics with calculus. Accompanying lecture PHYS 1500.
Notes
Students who register for this course must also register for a section of PHYS 1500 lecture and lab Open to Degree and PACE students
Section Description
Physics 1510 is a companion course to Physics 1500: Physics for Engineers I. In Physics 1510, students will be guided, through tips and techniques, through the process of solving the assigned weekly problem sets from Physics 1500.
Section Expectation
Students should have attempted the problems in the current Physics 1500 homework set before attending each class. Students will work in small groups and with the instructor on problem solving during the class. Students will generally submit one worked problem during each class meeting
Evaluation
This is a S/U course graded on participation. Participation will be evaluated based on attendance and/or submitting proof of work in class. Students may miss three classes and still receive credit. There are no exams or tests in the class.
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