The methodolo gy of problem solving will be stressed. The assigned problems represent a minimum of expected work. You are encouraged to try other prob lems. It is assumed that the student has a good working knowledge of algebra, trigonometry, geometry, and calcu lus. Those with inadequate background should arrange for an appointment with the instructor as soon as possible.
Regular attendance is essential if the student is to keep pace with the course.
Students are encouraged to take notes and ask questions at any time during a regular lecture or recita tion. They are urged to seek the instructor's help during the posted office hours, or at any other mu tually con venient time. Physics is not an easy subject to learn, and a few days of preparation just before a test may not be suffi cient. Students are expected to read the material in the textbook ahead of time and on a daily basis. Honesty is expected, and failure to maintain the code of ethics as outlined in the University Policy on Academic Integrity may result in subsequent failure of the course.