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Physics 210 General Physics I G. R. Grist - |
“Proper
preparation prevents poor performance” -
N. Pelosi
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This is a handout detailing
the work standards that are expected for any assignment that is done outside
of lab (i.e. lab reports, etc.). This is an addendum to the syllabus; be sure
that you read and understand it. If you have any questions, please do not
hesitate to ask. |
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Instruction and outline for
writing lab reports. You must follow
this format and use the headings as presented in this sheet. |
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This is a handout on data
analysis that will be helpful for several labs during this semester and next.
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This is a handout on using
Excel that will be helpful for several labs during this semester and next. |
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& SCIENCE ACHIEVEMENT Here is where
you can meet with your fellow students and study, study, study! You can also get some great help from real live
physics tutors who have access to your
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The text publishers site
with a downloadable PDF MCAT study guide. Corrected version of an appendix
that is in some of the textbooks. |
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Simply a great article by
Professor Dan Styer at Oberlin College on how to study physics. He has a great approach that you should
find very helpful. |
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Another helpful article by
Professor Styer. Be sure to read this
and use his tips. |
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Here is a great site that
will help you with most calculators, including the TI , HP Casio and
others. Very useful if you ever wanted
to know “How do I do that?” |
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A useful site that will let
you plot professional looking 2-D and 3-D plots that you can paste into your
reports. You have to register, but
it’s free. |
