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Syllabus Addendum F24

The document outlines the syllabus addendum for SNU Spring 2024 Physics 1, detailing the lecturer's contact information, class schedule, grading criteria, and homework policies. Grades will be assigned based on a Gaussian distribution, with specific percentages allocated for attendance, homework, mid-term, and final exams. Additionally, it includes a week-by-week calendar of topics and assignments throughout the semester.

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Syllabus Addendum F24

The document outlines the syllabus addendum for SNU Spring 2024 Physics 1, detailing the lecturer's contact information, class schedule, grading criteria, and homework policies. Grades will be assigned based on a Gaussian distribution, with specific percentages allocated for attendance, homework, mid-term, and final exams. Additionally, it includes a week-by-week calendar of topics and assignments throughout the semester.

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SNU Spring 2024 Physics 1 (034.

001) Section 004:


Addendum to Syllabus (ver. 3.04.24)

Lecturer: Prof. Yun Daniel Park (박윤 교수)


office: 56-330
tel: 880-1361 (O); 885-2361 (L)
email: [email protected] or [email protected]
office hours: (Mon/Wed) 11 AM - 12:00 PM or by appointment1 -

Textbook: Principles of Physics, Halliday, Resnick, Walker


(11th Edition)
Lecture: Mon/Wed @ 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM [Building #26/Rm B101]
TA: 강성호 ([email protected])

Addendum:

Grades:
The letter grades (A-F) will be assigned by a Gaussian distribution
function. The mean of the class will be set accordance to how the
lecturer judges the class as a whole performed during the semester. The
total grade will be composed of the following:

Attendance/Class Participation 2 10 %
Homework3 15 %
Mid-term Exam (4.26 Fri @ 7 PM) 35%
Final Exam (6.7 Fri @ 7 PM) 40%

Others:
Missed mid-term and final:: No make-up mid-terms or final will be
given. Unless a compelling force majeure is given, a ‘0’ grade will be
assigned for the missed mid-term and/or final.

1
If you need to see me in person, please set up an appointment via email.
2
Attendance will be recorded by “전자출결시스템” ten minutes before and after 12:30 PM.
3
There are total of six homework assigned during this semester. The homework grade will be
calculated from top five scores for each student. Please send in your homework to the TA on time and
that it reflects all the necessary steps to arrive at a solution.
SNU Spring 2023 Physics 1 (Section 4) Calendar

week in Text
1 2.1-6; 3.1 Motion along a straight line
(3/4,6) Vector and their components
3.2-3.3 Basic vector calculus and Motion in two
4.1-4.7 and three dimensions
2 5.1-5.3 Newton’s Laws
(3/11,13) 6.1-7.2 Application of Newton’s Laws HW#1 assigned
Work and Kinetic energy
3 7.3-8.1 Application of work and kinetic energy
(3/18,20) Potential energy
8.2-8.5 Potential energy revisited and conservation
of energy
4 9.1-9.4 Center of Mass, System of particles’
(3/25,27) Linear momentum, collision, and impulse
9.5-9.9 Conservation of Linear momentum, HW#1 due
dynamics in collision, elastic collision in HW#2 assigned
1D
5 10.1-10.5 Rotational motion and its relation to linear
(4/1,3) motion
10.6-11.4 Torque and Newton’s 2nd Law for rotation HW#2 due
Introduction to rolling HW#3 assigned
6 11.5-12.1 Angular momentum; Newton’s 2nd Law in
(4/8,10) angular form; Equilibrium, static
equilibrium, and elasticity
12.2-12.3 Static equilibrium and elasticity Elections Day

7 13.1-13.8 Gravity
(4/15,17) 14.1-14.7 Fluids
8 15.1-15.4 Simple harmonic motion and pendulum
(4/22,24) Review/Make-up
4/26 Midterm Exam Friday 7 PM HW#3 due
HW#4 assigned
9 15.5-16.3 Damped and forced oscillation
(4/29, 5/1) Introduction of waves
16.4-16.6 Wave equation; Interference
10 16.7-17.5 Resonance, phasor, sound waves, and their Holiday
(5/6,8) interference
17.6-18.1 Beats and Doppler effect; Temperature HW#4 due
HW#5 assigned
11 18.2-18.5 Thermal expansion and absorption
(5/13,15) 1st Law of Thermodynamics
18.6-19.1 Heat transfer; Avogadro’s number Holiday
12 19.2-19.6 Ideal gas and their kinetics
(5/20,24) 19.7-19.9 Degree of freedom; specific heats of ideal HW#5 due
gas; adiabatic expansion HW#6 assigned
13 20.1-20.2 Entropy; heat engines
(5/27,29) 20.3-20.4 Refrigerator; Statistical view of entropy
14 Review/Make-up I,II
(6/3,5) 6/7 Final Exam Friday 7 PM HW#6 due

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