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Page 1Physics 151 – Lecture 1Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 1Physics 207, Sections: 301/601 Physics 207, Sections: 301/601 ––314/614314/614General Physics IGeneral Physics IMichael Michael WinokurWinokur& Pupa Gilbert& Pupa GilbertLecture 1Lecture 1Agenda for TodayAgenda for TodayCourse IntroductionCourse IntroductionGeneral AnnouncementsGeneral AnnouncementsStructure of the courseStructure of the courseScope of the course Scope of the course Begin chapter 1Begin chapter 1Homepage: Homepage: http://romano.physics.wisc.edu/phys207_Fall2007http://romano.physics.wisc.edu/phys207_Fall2007Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 2AnnouncementsAnnouncementsAssignments:Assignments:Text: Randall Knight, Physics for Text: Randall Knight, Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern PhysicsScientists and Engineers with Modern PhysicsRead: Chapters 1 & 2 (sections 2.1Read: Chapters 1 & 2 (sections 2.1--2.6)2.6)Position, Time, Change (i.e. motion), Position, Time, Change (i.e. motion), Vectors, Units, AssessmentVectors, Units, AssessmentHW0 and HW1: Due Wednesday 9/12HW0 and HW1: Due Wednesday 9/12(HW0: Mastering Physics Practice Problem Set )(HW0: Mastering Physics Practice Problem Set )See www.masteringphysics.com Register for a Mastering Physics AccountInstructions are posted:romano.physics.wisc.edu/winokur/phys207_Fall2007/HW.htmTypically Homework will be due by 11:59 PM on the stated day, usually WednesdayWednesdayNote: No credit for late workPhysics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 3Announcements, contAnnouncements, cont’’dd Labs  http://romano.physics.wisc.edu/winokur/phys207_Fall2007/labs.htm In room 4310 Chamberlin Hall  Begin on Monday of next week (Expt. 1a & c) Few formal writeFew formal write--ups, mostly worksheetsups, mostly worksheetsLecturesLectures::(when in PowerPoint) will be (when in PowerPoint) will be available on the webavailable on the webClickers Clickers (Participation is the only requirement)(Participation is the only requirement)Note: Will also be used in Physics 208Note: Will also be used in Physics 208See:See:http://romano.physics.wisc.edu/winokur/phys207_Fall2007/clickershttp://romano.physics.wisc.edu/winokur/phys207_Fall2007/clickers.html.htmlPhysics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 4Announcements, contAnnouncements, cont’’ddHonors students: Honors students: One Friday seminar per week (including exams weeks, may miss up to three) plus a project. More on FridayConsultation: Consultation: In room 2131 Chamberlain (shared with In room 2131 Chamberlain (shared with Physics 201), See:Physics 201), See:http://romano.physics.wisc.edu/winokur/phys207_Fall2007/consult.http://romano.physics.wisc.edu/winokur/phys207_Fall2007/consult.htmhtmDiscussion Sections:Discussion Sections:Start today, a short Start today, a short precourseprecourseassessment (does assessment (does notnotaffect your grade)affect your grade)Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 5Grading InfoGrading Info Course has several components: Lecture: (traditional lecture, demos and Active learning) 2% Homework Sets (12%) Exams: Three evening midterms (16%) and a final (20%) Discussion section: (8%) Review homework Cooperative learning exercises Occasional quizzes Labs: (10%) Mostly worksheets (possibly one formal write up) and a few quizzes May miss up to one lab (with valid excuse)Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 6Lecture OrganizationLecture OrganizationFour main components:Four main components: Discussion class material» Selected topics from text  Demostrations/experiments of physical phenomenom» Physics is an experimental science Interactive exercise with conceptual“Active Learning” problems» Up to five per lecture» Critical thinking and problem solving(Little memorization required) Interactive Applications» To illustrate conceptsActActPage 2Physics 151 – Lecture 1Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 7Learning GoalsLearning Goals To begin to understand basic principles (e.g. Newton's Laws) and their consequences (e.g. conservation of momentum, etc.) To solve problems using both quantitative and qualitative applications of these physical principles To develop an intuition of the physical world Note: Memorization is of little importancePhysics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 8A quick A quick ““quizquiz””on what not to doon what not to do…… Please read and study the following paragraph for a minute or so.  “Last Fernday, George and Tony were in Donlonpeppering gloopy saples and cleaming, burly greps. Suddenly, a ditty strezzle boofed into George’s grep. Tony blaired, “Oh George, that ditty strezzle is boofing your grep!” After reading and studying the paragraph, and without referring to the paragraph, please answer the following questions:Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 9Scope of Physics 207Scope of Physics 207Classical Mechanics:Classical Mechanics:Mechanics: Mechanics: How and why things work.Motion (dynamics), balance (statics), energy, vibrationsClassical: Classical: » Not too fast (v << c), c ≡speed of light» Not too small (d >> atom), atoms ≅ 10-9 mMost everyday situations can be described in these terms.Most everyday situations can be described in these terms. Path of baseball (or a ping pong ball) Path of rubber ball bouncing against a wall Vibrations of an elastic string (These reflect Newton’s Laws and forces) A roll of the dice (thermodynamics)Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 10Today and MondayToday and Monday’’s Topics:s Topics:Position and Time (Chapter 1)Position and Time (Chapter 1) Position Time Displacement versus time (velocity) Systems of units Dimensional Analysis Significant digits At right is the world’s smallestbiped: A single molecule ofkinesin, walks along a cellular microtubule fiber, pulling along behind it a vesicle of nutrients Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 11Position and TimePosition and TimeAn example below:An example below:Question: What is happening in the two time elapse sequences shown below? What construction could I use to quantify it?Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 12A preliminary stepA preliminary step Predicated on the need to know where and when? Where requires a spatial reference frame and a system specifying position (magnitude, direction and units) When requires a temporal reference frame (magnitude, direction and units)1 2 3 4 5 6 6 5 4 3 2 1Page


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