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The calendar is updated as we move through the quarter (don't trust what is written beyond the current week).
1 9/29-10/2 |
Rotational motion: angular/linear velocity and acceleration, center of mass Read chapter 12.1-2 |
Rotational energy, moment of inertia Read chapter 12.3-5 |
Torque, Newton's law for rotation Read 12.5-6 |
Sep 29 Welcome |
Oct 1 Tutorial p 57-60: rotational motion |
2 10/6-10/9 |
Rotation about a fixed axis Atwood machine example (solution) Read 12.7-8 |
Rigid body equilibrium Read 12.8 |
Rolling motion instantaneous center of zero velocity, cycloid trajectory rotating ruler (see tutorial homework: dynamics of rigid bodies) Read 12.9 |
Tutorial p 61-64: dynamics of rigid bodies. |
Tutorial p 65-68: equilibrium of rigid bodies (TShape dimensions) |
3 10/13-10/16 |
Angular momentum, conservation of angular momentum Read 12.10-11 |
Oscillations: simple harmonic motion Read 15.1-2 |
Energy in oscillations, examples Read 15.3-6 |
Oct 13 Tutorial: angular momentum |
Lab: Rotational dynamics (see pivot interactives) Notes: theory needed to analyze the experiments |
4 10/20-10/23 |
Wave model Read 16.1-2 |
Sinusoidal waves, 2D, 3D waves, sound and light waves Read 16.3-5, 7 |
Power, Doppler effect (animation: Doppler, beats) Read 16.8-9 |
Tutorial p 137: traveling waves (bring your tutorial book) |
Oct 22 Lab: swinging stick (see Canvas), springs (see pivot interactives) |
5 10/27-10/30 |
Principle of superposition, standing waves Read 17.1-2 |
Standing waves on a string, musical acoustics Read 17.3-5 |
Mathematics of interference, beats Read 17.6-8 |
Tutorial p 141: reflection and transmission (bring your tutorial book) check this animation |
Oct 29 Exam 1 on Canvas 10/30-31 chapters 12, 15 16 |
6 11/3-11/6 |
Superposition examples |
EM waves Read 31.5-6 |
Nov 3 Lab: Standing waves (see pivot interactives) |
Nov 5 Tutorial p 149: EM waves (bring your tutorial book) |
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7 11/10-11/13 |
2D and 3D interferences Read (again) 17.7 |
Young's experiment: 2-slit interference Read 33.1-2 |
Tutorial: pp 181-184 two-source interference Check this applet |
Nov 12 Tutorial: pp 185-188 wave properties of light | |
8 11/17-11/20 | Multiple slit interference Read 33.3 |
Single slit diffraction Read 33.4-5 |
Exam 2 on Canvas 11/20-21 chapters 16, 17, and 31 |
Nov 17 Tutorial: p 189-193 multiple slit interferene (see video on Canvas) |
Nov 19 Tutorial: pp 195-200 single slit diffraction. |
9 11/24-11/27 |
Polarization Read 31.7 |
Thin film interference Read (again) 17.6 |
Thin film interference examples |
Nov 24 Tutorial pp 201-205: combined interference and diffraction |
Nov 26 Tutorial: polarization pp 213-216 |
10 12/1-12/4 |
Reflection Read 34.1-2 |
Refraction Read 34.3-4 |
Refraction: ray diagrams pp 169-172 |
Dec 1 Tutorial: thin film interference pp 207-211 Read (again) 17.6 | Dec 3 Reflection: plane mirrors pp 159-163 + 168 (bring your tutorial book) |
11 12/8-12/11 |
Lenses Read 34.5-6 |
Magnification Read 34.5-6 |
Optical instruments Read 35.4 |
Dec 8 Tutorial: Lenses pp 173-176 |
Dec 10 Tutorial: Magnification pp 177-180 (bring your tutorial book) |
12 12/15-12/18 |
Exam 3 on Canvas 12/15-16 |