FIZ102E SUMMER SCHOOL 2007

for students of CRN30370 & 30371

given by Kazım Yavuz Ekşi

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Textbook

Physics 2 (Electricity-Magnetism), 2nd edition, Keller, Gettys and Skove (KGS)

Supplementary books

Fundamentals of Physics, R.Resnick, D.Halliday, J. Walker

Physics for Scientists and Engineers, R.A.Serway and Jewett

Physics for Scientists and Engineers, 3rd edition P.M.Fishbane, S.Gasiorowicz and S.T.Thornton

Topics to be covered

CH.20. Coulomb’s Law and The Electric Field

CH.21. Gauss’ law

CH.22. Electric potential

CH.23. Capacitance, Electric Energy, and Properties of Insulators

CH.24. Current and Resistance

CH.25. Energy and Current in DC Circuits

CH.26. The Magnetic Field

CH.27. Sources of the Magnetic Field

CH.28. Faraday’s Law

CH.29. Inductance

CH.34. Maxwell’s Equations and Electromagnetic Waves

Exams

The first midterm will cover chapters 20, 21, 22 and 23

The second midterm will cover chapters 24, 25, 26 and 27

The final exam will cover chapters 27, 28, 29 and 34

Recommended Problems

Chapter	Problem I	Problem II	Problem III
CH 20	Page 522 / Ex 12	Page 524 / Ex 35	Page 525 / Pr 3
CH 21	Page 548 / Ex 28	Page 549 / Pr 8	Page 550 / Pr 11
CH 22	Page 570 / Ex 14	Page 571 / Ex 30	Page 573 / Pr 15
CH 23	Page 595 / Ex 20	Page 598 / Pr 10	Page 598 / Pr 16
CH 24	Page 620 / Ex 29	Page 621 / Pr 2	Page 621 / Pr 5
CH 25	Page 641 / Ex 27	Page 643 / Pr 7	Page 644 / Pr 11
CH 26	Page 667 / Ex 16	Page 670 / Pr 5	Page 671 / Pr 10
CH 27	Page 695 / Ex 12	Page 696 / Ex 25	Page 698 / Pr 3
CH 28	Page 714 / Ex 12	Page 715 / Ex 15	Page 717 / Pr 3
CH 29	Page 739 / Ex 12	Page 739 / Ex 23	Page 741 / Pr 1
CH 34	Write down all the Maxwell Equations and briefly review each.	Page 854 / Ex 23	Page 854 / Ex 25

These are from KGS, english edition. Note that page numbering might be different in the
Turkish edition of the book which we will not be using.

Rules of the Summer School on Phys102e

You are assumed to follow this website regularly. All announcements will be available from this website.
The exams will not be common with other groups.
As in the winter term, you are expected to attend at least 70% of the lectures.
No HW will be given. There are "recommended problems" as given above. This does NOT mean that there will be a similar problem in the exam. It only means that you are expected to be able to solve such a problem by yourself.
You are free to enter the class (join the lesson) during the lecture, BUT please be polite enough to make your entrance least distracting by using the back door and choosing a seat that is close to the door. Disturbing the others by trying to sit near to a friend is a rude attitude.
1^st Midterm 30%, 2^nd Midterm 30% and the Final exam 40%.
Read Five Frequently Fatal Freshman Physics Fantasies.

Announcements

1-Note the change in the exam schedule.
2- Grades of MT-1: morning group & afternoon group.
3-2nd Midterm: 24 of July (Tuesday) 18.30-20.30 (will be announced on Monday)
4-Final Exam: 9th of August (Thursday) 10.00-12.00 (at Kimya-Metalurji-D301, D302, D303)
5- Grades of MT-2: morning group & afternoon group. (You will see your papers on Thursday 2nd of August)
6-Your grades with attendency: morning group & afternoon group. ("p" is for "present" and blank is for absent, and "m" is for "mis-presence" meaning that your name on the list but you are not in the class.)
Note that the students in red are in a critical situation and may V-fail. I will send the VF list next week. Please contact me if you had a real excuse and hope to do well in the final exam.
7-A few links:
a - A powerpoint presentation about theories of light
b - A nice applet showing how an EM wave propagates
Please notify me if you find anything better.
8-Those students who are shown in red in the attendance lists (morning group & afternoon group) can enter the final exam, but if they happen to fail they will be graded as VF rather than F.
9- The solutions of the Final Exam.