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A couple of house rules

Be on time

Switch off mobile phones

Put away laptops

Being present = Participating actively

Applied Natural Sciences

Leo Pel

e‐mail: 3nab0@tue.nl

http://tiny.cc/3NAB0

Het basisvak Toegepaste Natuurwetenschappen

http://www.phys.tue.nl/nfcmr/natuur/collegenatuur.html

Applied Natural Sciences

Dutch version: L. Pel

Monday : aud 1/11 8.45-10.45

Thursday : aud 3 15.45-17.45

English version: J. van Schijndel (B)

Monday : paviljoen B1 8.45-10.45

Thursday : aud 8 15.45-17.45

This course

Learning goals

• Being able to apply Applied Physics concepts to real world phenomena.

• Learning to analyse and solve problems associated with (derived) conservation laws of classical mechanics, liquid-and thermodynamics.

• Being able to apply the properties of simple periodic movements to physical systems

• Being able to work symbolically

(instead of working numerically only)

Study Guide available at Canvas

• Book,• Programme, • Contents course, • Examinations,• Grading,• MasteringPhysics,• Clickers,• Self‐study material

Whom to contact in case of:Illness during tentaminationsContent & organisation

questions

Al this information is also available in the:

Study guide for this course see Canvas

Content of the course 3NAB0 (see study guide)

Week 1 : 13 November Introduction, units (Ch1), Circuits (Ch25,26)

Week 2 : 20 November Heat (Ch17), Kinematics (Ch2‐3)

Week 4: 4 December Energy, Momentum (Ch7‐8)

Week 5: 11 December Rotation, Elasticity, Fluid mechanics (Ch9‐12)

Week 3: 27 November Newton, Energy (Ch4‐6)

Week 6: 18 December Harmonic oscillator and Waves (Ch14‐15)

Week 7: 8 January (2016) Sound (Ch16) Light (Ch33)

7 December Intermediate assessment 18.15 – 19.00

24 January Final assessment 09.00 – 12.00

17‐20 November diagnostic test!

A complex network

• Find Current in each resistor! Find equivalent R!!

A complex network

• Step 4: Solve equations (substitution or matrix)

• I1 = +6 A

• I2 = + 5 A

• I3 = -1 A

So I3 is really going from b to c

R=V/I=13/11=1.2Ω

11So direction

incorrect

Fallen chimmey

Tower of blocks fallen

Faster than g? Can we understand this?

Gateway to resources from the cloud

University Physics with Modern Physics

Book 2017:

Sears and Zemansky’s

University Physics with Modern Physics

14th edition

Authors: Young and Freedman

Publisher: Pearson

IMPORTANT : NO STUDENT ACCESS CODE NEEDED

Problems e‐mail: phys3nab@tue.nl

Put away laptops

All slides are available

See: www.phys.tue.nl/nfcmr/natuur

Printout yourself

Website

• Additional video material

• Demo’s

• Internet resources

Printout allowed during examination

See Website

YOU HAVE TO DO IT YOURSELF!!!

See website, which exercises

(be aware based 14 th edition)

Program:

Regular program

• Lectures: 2 x 2 hrs/wk Monday / Thursday, 7 wks

• Tutor groups: see canvas Apply subject matter (under supervision of a tutor) Homework important, i.e. training for assessment

Diagnostic Test

Weekly Quiz

Intermediate examination

Final examination

RE‐examination

Instructions

Who had NO Physics at VWO?

Special instruction group

P. Neuraij ‘VWO aansluitdocent’

Email: 3nab0@tue.nl

Subject: ‘instructie geen natuurkunde’

Grading

Weekly : End of Lecture Quizzes (10%)

• Using EVO before Sunday 24.00

• EVO (Elektronisch Verrijkt Onderwijs)

(direct feedback: 100%, 50%, 25%)

• see canvas

• Opens Thursday after 18.00

• Closes Sunday 23:55

Decimal Notation !!!!!

12,345,678.90123

in American notation

On COURSE

12.345.678,90123

In European notation

Grading

Intermediate examination (20%)

Final examination (70%)

IMPORTANT: also checked on symbolic calculation

(instead of working numerically only)

A ball falls from a building with a height of 10m. When will it hit the ground?

Example symbolic calculation

Train in tutoring

Examination

Best of both worlds• Hand in one sheet with answers +

All calculations

Correction

- correct : ready 100%

- answer incorrect: look at answer of symbolic calculation still 80%

Final Grade:

FG = 0.1 x (Average of 5 End of Lecture Quizzes)

+ 0.2 x (Intermediate examination )

+ 0.7 x (Final examination)

• Advice: Do at least the FE and the IE (no IE = no FE)

• Be aware: if only FE you will need at least 8.6

• FE grade > 5 in order to receive final grade

• If sick etc, e‐mail: phys3nab@tue.nl

• Inspection > fill in form with complain

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 100

Eind=0.1*I + 0.2* Mid +0.7 * Final

7.2 6.9 6.6 6.3 6 5.7 5.5>

Cijfers tussentoets Dec 2016

used for End of Lecture Quizzes!

Does not work on tablets! But does on Mac!

Before lecture

• Study the chapter from the book or website

During lecture

• Come if you want to learn something,

• NOT because you need to

• Participate actively

- be in time

- no mobile / no laptop

• Use clicker

CLICKER

Clickers are only used during the lectures for:

Activating student participation

Giving feedback to the lecturer

Giving feedback to the student

ARE NOT USED FOR GRADING !

organisation

• Lecturescontent = guidance through the material

mo 1 + 2 ; th 7 + 8

• Tutoring

apply (with help tutor)

training for examination

• Selfstudy~ 70 hour : Website

• ExaminationPriority 1

priority 2

Self‐study material

YOU COULD DO IT BY SELF‐STUDY

Advice

- study in a group

- intermediate + final examination

organisation

Priority 1

priority 2

priority 3

priority 4• Lecturescontent = guidance through material

mo 1 + 2 ; th 7 + 8

• Tutoring

apply (with help tutor)

training for examination

calculation with symbols

• Selfstudy~ 70 hour : Website

• Examination

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