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Physics 207, Sections: 302/602 – 313/616 General PhysicsGeneral AnnouncementsAnnouncements, cont’dSlide 4GradingLectureSlide 7A quick “quiz” on what not to do…Slide 9Slide 10Course ObjectivesScope of Physics 207Chladni patternsChapter 1:Chapter 1 & 2 ObjectivesPosition and TimeA preliminary stepSlide 19Different representationsA slightly more complicated exampleSlide 22Standard QuantitiesUnitsRecapPhysics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 1Physics 207, Sections: 302/602 – 313/616 General Physics Faculty Instructors:Faculty Instructors:Michael WinokurMichael WinokurDeniz YavuzDeniz YavuzAgenda for TodayAgenda for TodayCourse IntroductionCourse Introduction Course structure Course scope Begin chapter 1Course Homepage: http://www.physics.wisc.edu/undergrads/courses/fall2011/207/Physics 207: Text, Homework, Lecture, Discussion, Lab, ExamsPhysics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 2General AnnouncementsText: Randall Knight, Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics Reading Assignments (due BEFORE class) For Wed. Sep. 7th: Chapters 1 & 2 (2.1-2.4) Position, Time, Change (i.e. motion), Vectors, Units, AssessmentNew: Reading Quizzes HW0: Due Thurs. 9/8 at 11:59 PM (Mastering Physics Practice Set ) Mastering Physics registration: see http://www.physics.wisc.edu/undergrads/courses/fall11/207/HW.htmHomework will Homework will usually be dueusually be due by 11:59 PM on by 11:59 PM on Tuesdays Tuesdays with a 1% per hour penalty (up to 50% maximum)Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 3Announcements, cont’dLabs http://www.physics.wisc.edu/undergrads/courses/fall2011/207/labs.htm Rm. 4310 Chamberlin Hall, begin on Monday Sept. 12At most, one formal write-ups, mostly worksheetsLectures: Mondays & Wednesdays, 8:50-9:40am Mondays & Wednesdays, 8:50-9:40am (Revised notes will be posted at the course website)(Revised notes will be posted at the course website)Scope: Chapters 1 through 21 (except 14) in KnightChapters 1 through 21 (except 14) in KnightClass moves very quickly!Class moves very quickly!Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 4Announcements, cont’dHonors students: One Friday seminar per week (including exams weeks, may miss up to two) + “fun” group projectDrop in tutoring: In room 2131 Chamberlain (shared with In room 2131 Chamberlain (shared with Physics 201, starting on 9/12) Physics 201, starting on 9/12) http://www.physics.wisc.edu/undergrads/courses/current/207/consult.htmDiscussion Sections: Start Wednesday Thursday: centers on cooperative learning exercisesTuesday: homework & class businessRemember that your TAs have other obligations (they are not 27/7 tech support services)Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 5GradingSeveral components:Lecture: Occasional reading quizzes (2%) Homework Sets (14%)Exams: Three evening midterms (16%) and a final (22%)Discussion section: (5%) Participation/attendanceLabs: (9%)Mostly worksheets (up to one formal write up) May miss up to one lab (with a valid excuse) (final grade will be lowered if more)Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 6LectureThree main components: Discussion class material»Selected topics from text  Demonstrations of physical phenomenon»Physics is an experimental scienceExample: Ping-pong ball bazooka Similar principle is used in needleless air gun injectorsActActPhysics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 7LectureInteractive exercise with conceptual “Active Learning” problems»Critical thinking and problem solving(Almost no memorization required)Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 8A quick “quiz” on what not to do…Please read and study the following paragraph for a minute or so. “Last Fernday, George and Tony were in Donlon peppering 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 9A quick “quiz” on what not to do…1 . When were George and Tony in Donlon?2 . What did the ditty strezzle do to George’s grep?3 . What kind of saples did George and Tony pepper?4 . What was Tony’s reaction?5 . What do you imagine happened next?6 . Based on the incidents in this story, do you think George and Tony will want to return to Donlon? Why or why not?Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 10A quick “quiz” on what not to do…1 . When were George and Tony in Donlon?Fernday2 . What did the ditty strezzle do to George’s grep?Boofed3 . What kind of saples did George and Tony pepper? Gloopy4 . What was Tony’s reaction? Blaired5 . What do you imagine happened next?6 . Based on the incidents in this story, do you think George and Tony will want to return to Donlon? Why or why not?So, do you think you did well on the quiz?What do you think you actually “learned”?Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 11Course Objectives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 Rote use of formulas is not what physics is aboutPhysics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 12Scope of Physics 207Classical Mechanics: Mechanics: : How and why things work.How and why things work.MotionMotion (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 in elastic materials (Vibration Demo)(These reflect Newton’s Laws and forces) Properties of matter; a roll of the dice (Thermodynamics)Physics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 13Chladni patterns See http://www.phys.unsw.edu.au/jw/chladni.html for more infoPhysics 207: Lecture 1, Pg 14Chapter 1:Position (where) and Time (when)Position (where) and Time (when)TimeDisplacement versus time (velocity)Systems of unitsDimensional AnalysisSignificant digitsAt right is the world’s smallestbiped: A single molecule of kinesin, walks along a cellular microtubule fiber, pulling along


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