Our simple mathematical statements of law become a vehicle for precisely predicting the behavior of the physical world we live in. It is also important to be able to use words to describe and predict the behavior of systems. If you have a question, please ask it. If you have a comment, please make it. Even an anonymousnote under my door or in my mailbox is fine.
Communication is the essence of the classroom experience.
I am pleased to see you any time you can find me. Assumed Knowledge You should be comfortable with math through algebra and trigonometry and physics at a level consistent with physics 101. Yes, we will still use the material from the first half of the book. A strong emphasis will be placed on graphs and their interpretation. Some of you are probably very good at math, but all of you are probably better than you think you are.