Old Exam files.

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• Lectures:
  Mondays 6-9 PM - click, at classtime, to enter an ongoing lecture
  Wednesdays 6-9 PM - click, at classtime, to enter an ongoing lecture
  Note: you have to read through the lecture notes to find the ConcepQuestions presented during the lectures.

  Lecture notes for 7/02/01 Web Slides for Lecture 1 PowerPoint slides used in lecture 1	Lecture notes for 7/09/01 Web Slides for Lecture 1 PowerPoint slides used in lecture 2
  Lecture notes for 7/11/01 Web Slides for Lecture 1 PowerPoint slides used in lecture 3	Lecture notes for 7/16/01 PowerPoint slides used in lecture 4
  Lecture notes for 7/18/01 PowerPoint slides used in lecture 5	Lecture notes for 7/23/01 PowerPoint slides used in lecture 6
  Lecture notes for 7/25/00 PowerPoint slides used in lecture 7	Lecture notes for 7/30/01 PowerPoint slides used in lecture 8
  Lecture notes for 8/01/01 PowerPoint slides used in lecture 9	Lecture notes for 8/06/01 PowerPoint slides used in lecture 10
  Lecture notes for 6/08/01 PowerPoint slides used in lecture 11	Final Exam due by noon, 8/10/01.

• Lecturer:
  L. Gladney - Penn, Lab DRL 2W11, 215-898-4683

• Teaching Assistant (T.A.):
  Rony Wiener, e-mail at riwiener@sas.upenn.edu

• Office hours:
  Tue. and Thur. 8-10 PM and by appt. Please send send me e-mail if you want additional times for office hours.

• Text:
  Interactive Text in Introductory Physics and Calculus by Deturck and Gladney. You need to log-in to this version of the textbook using the same user ID and password as you use to get into the PennAdvance Web site. Access is blocked until May 22, 2000.

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• Homework:
  Note: You have homework due on Saturday, July 14 which has been posted on the homework page. Reading and homework assignments are only posted on the homework Web page and nowhere else. Additional problems may occasionally be assigned throughout the week but will be announced by e-mail in this case. Your homework assignments can be submitted over the Web, by e-mail attachment (e.g. you may scan your solutions and attached the scanned images to an e-mail) or by regular mail (the address is 209 S. 33rd St., David Rittenhouse Laboratory, Philadelphia, PA 19104). Note that work sent by mail must be postmarked by the day the assignment is due. Late homework will not be accepted except for personal or family emergencies or unavoidable technical problems.

• Class participation:
  Classroom time will be divided between conventional lectures and "connect" question sessions based on the readings. Your score on the questions will constitute 10% of the total grade for the course so keeping up with the readings and homework is strongly encouraged.

• Examinations and Grading:
  There will be two midterm exams and one final examination. The exam dates are
  • Midterm I - July 18
  • Midterm II - Aug. 1
  • Final Exam - Aug. 10

  The grading policy is as follows:

  Type	Percentage
  Homework	30%
  Class Participation	10%
  Midterm Exams	30%
  Final	30%
  Total	100%