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Complete list of announcements in chronological order
- [January 15 2003]
The math placement exam is going to be given on Thursday, 1/23. Please
talk to Dr. Moody if you're interested.
- [January 15 2003]
Physics is using WebAssign
for Reading Quizzes. If you have not used this before, please logon
ASAP and try it out. Unless you used WebAssign last semester, your password
should be nbt. Your username should be your Olin username.
- [January 20 2003] All students must take the physics pre-test
by January 24th. This will take LESS than 45 minutes; it requires no
preparation. Please do it asap.
- [January 20 2003] The OPTIONAL physics
placement exam is now available. This is a 3 hour, single sitting
exam covering material for this semester.
- [January 22 2003]
Opportunity assessment and circuits tommorrow (Friday Jan 23) in Olin Hall rm 120.
Please read Horowitz and Hill 1.01-1.04 and 1.12-1.16
- [January 28 2003]
Please install PSpice before class on Thursday. Instructions are found under software.
- [January 28 2003]
If you have found the circuits practicum to be very easy for you so far and lab 0 and lab 1
(posted on the Project page) sound like review for you, please come see Brian. I don't anyone to
be bored on Thursday!
- [January 28 2003]
I changed the date of the brief VdG proposal from Feb 11 to 6. Don't worry this is a very easy assignment:
it simply tells me what you are going to build. If you think you might want to use the shop during your
VdG please see Brian so we can arrange with David Anderson.
- [January 28 2003]
We will be forming teams for the final project very soon. We will form these assignments based on your preferences:
you will be asked for preferences of people you want (or don't want) to work with as well as
provide some preferences for types of projects that interest you.
We have one team that self identified before
classes started and came to us with
a concrete proposal of the product that they would like to work on and good reasons for
why they wanted to be a team. We are allowing this
team to go forward in the class. If there are other teams that want to
form you should approach us with a concrete suggestion
of what you would like to build and why you want to be a team. We are NOT expecting or requiring that
other teams form on their own. We will not make you a team if you just come and say that you
are all good friends and want to be a team! See Brian if you need to.
- [Feb 3 2003]
Bring your Horowitz and Hayes lab book to class on Tuesday.
- [Feb 11 2003]
Email Brian your lists from Tuesday's brainstorming
- [Feb 11 2003]
Mark and Brian will have office hours on Wednesday at 4 on the rectifier circuit.
- [Feb 6 2003]
Today we asked eash team for an action plan. Please email that to Brian.
- [Feb 10 2003]
New Physics Assignments posted.
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