| 442 Electrodynamics
Sections 1, Summer 2010
MWF 11AM, C460 ESC
Instructor: Justin Peatross
N269 ESC |
Course
- Introduction to Electrodynamics, 3rd Ed., David J. Griffiths
- Time-Dependent Circuits by Ross L. Spencer; Waveguide Guide by Ross L. Spencer
- Homework (40% of grade), Exams (30%), Final (20%), Motor (5%), Quizzes (5%)
- Class/Reading Schedule (subject to continual change)
- Testing Center: Exam I: July. 7-10; Exam II: July. 28-31
- In Class Final: Thurs. Aug. 12, 11:00AM – 2:00PM
Homework & Quizzes
- Assignments due by the start of class (in 441/442 bin across from N373 ESC). Monday homeworks can be turned in as late as 5PM.
- Late homework is treated as a resubmission unless the grader can be convinced of a valid excuse.
(Please don't abuse the grader.)
- Appeals: Try first to resolve concerns with grader by resubmitting with note or by email;
for exams or other concerns, resolve with instructor.
Resubmitting Homework
- Each assignment will be graded and returned before the next assignment is due.
- An assignment can be resubmited within one week of the original deadline to restore 50% of points missed.
- Resubmissions must be completely finished (all problems) and completely accurate.
In other words, the re-grading is all or nothing.
- Use a different color pen or pencil (not red) when correcting an assignment that was previously given partial credit.
- Write 'Resubmission' at the top of the assignment, and place it in the 're-grade' slot.
Motor Project
- Each student will be given some basic materials to construct a motor, which is worth 5% of the grade. We will hold a motor derby and award some prizes.
Scores
Instructor
- Office Hours: WF 9:30-10:30AM; Also available for consultation after class in either S416A, N269, or U160.
- N269 ESC, 801-422-5043
- Email Justin Peatross (physics442@byu.edu)
- TA/Grader: Jacob Johansen (jacobjjohansen@gmail.com) 801-592-0228
- Help Sessions M, Tu, Th 3-4:30PM in Commons Area near U160.
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Students With Disabilities: BYU is committed to providing reasonable accommodation to qualified persons with disabilities. If you have any disability that may adversely affect your success in this course, please contact the University Accessibility Center at 801-422-2767. Services deemed appropriate will be coordinated with the student and instructor by that office.