No one who is closed off from mathematics can ever grasp the full significance of the natural order that is woven so deeply into the fabric of physical reality.

Paul Davies, The Mind of God

date			no	topic	reading	homework due
aug	28	T		no laboratory
	29	W	1	introduction
	31	F	2	basic concepts	1.1–1.5	pretest
sep	3	M	3	problem solving	1.6–1.9	1: 2,6,8,10,16,18,24,28 (14,22,26)
	4	T		laboratory
	5	W	4	motion in one-dimension	2.1–2.3	1: 30,32,36,40,42,44,48,52 (34,50)
	7	F	5	falling objects	2.4–2.6	2: 2,4,6,8,10,12,18,22 (14,16)
	10	M	6	vectors	3.1–3.3	2: 24,28,36,40,44,46,52,64 (26,50,62)
	11	T		laboratory
	12	W	7	motion in two-dimensions	3.4–3.5	3: 2,4,6,10,12,16,18,20 (8,14)
	14	F	8	Newton's first & second law	4.1–4.3	3: 22,24,26,30,36,38,40,50 (48,60,68)
	17	M	9	Newton's third law	4.4–4.6	4: 2,4,6,8,10,12
	18	T		laboratory
	19	W	10	work and kinetic energy	5.1–5.2	4: 18,22,26,30,38,40,54,68 (42,60,72)
	21	F	11	Test 1 (chapters 1–4)
	24	M	12	potential energy	5.3–5.5	5: 2,4,8,10,12,16 (18)
	25	T		laboratory
	26	W	13	power	5.6–5.7	5: 20,24,28,30,40,44 (32)
	28	F	14	momentum	6.1–6.2	5: 50,52,54,56,66,68 (72,82)
oct	1	M	15	collisions	6.3–6.5	6: 2,4,6,18,20,22,24 (12)
	2	T		laboratory
	3	W	16	angular speed & acceleration	7.1–7.2	6: 26,30,36,48,70 (54,62)
	5	F		school holiday
	8	M	17	Test 2 (chapters 5 & 6)
	9	T		laboratory
	10	W	18	centripetal acceleration	7.3–7.4	7: 2,4,10
	12	F	19	gravity	7.5–7.6	7: 12,14,16,20,26
	15	M	20	torque	8.1–8.4	7: 30,34,36,38,42,46,54 (64,68)
	16	T		laboratory
	17	W	21	angular quantities	8.5–8.7	8: 2,4,8,12,18,20,26 (6,24)
	19	F	22	solids	9.1–9.3	8: 32,34,40,46,50,54,58 (82)
	22	M	23	fluids	9.4–9.6	9: 2,8,12,14,16
	23	T		laboratory
	24	W	24	fluid dynamics	9.7–9.8	9: 18,20,22,26,28,32,36
	26	F	25	fluid phenomena	9.9–9.10	9: 40,44,48,50
	29	M	26	temperature	10.1–10.3	9: 52,62,68,72,78,80 (82,84,86)
	30	T		laboratory
	31	W	27	Test 3 (chapters 7–9)
nov	2	F	28	ideal gases	10.4–10.5	10: 2,6,10,14,22 (26)
	5	M	29	heat	11.1–11.2	10: 28,30,36,46,62 (60)
	6	T		laboratory
	7	W	30	phase change	11.4	11: 2,6,10,14,18
	9	F	31	energy transfer	11.5–11.6	11: 22,24,30 (26,28)
	12	M	32	first law of thermodynamics	12.1–12.2	11: 32,36,46,48,54,58 (50,60,66)
	13	T		laboratory
	14	W	33	second law of thermodynamics	12.3	12: 4,6,10,16,20 (8,12)
	16	F	34	entropy	12.4–12.5	12: 24,28,30 (22,32,34)
	19	M	35	Hooke's law	13.1–13.2	12: 36,38,44,48,54 (56,60,62)
	20	T		no laboratory
	21	W		thanksgiving break
	23	F		thanksgiving break
	26	M	36	Test 4 (chapters 10–12)
	27	T		laboratory
	28	W	37	simple harmonic motion	13.3–13.4	13: 2,4,6,12 (10,14)
	30	F	38	wave phenomena	13.5–13.11	13: 16,18,24,28 (20,26)
dec	3	M	39	sound	14.1–14.5	13: 30,38,44,52,56,60 (64,60,68,70)
	4	T		makeup lab—as needed
	5	W	40	doppler effect	14.6–14.8	14: 4,10,14,18 (6,12,20,16)
	7	F	41	resonance	14.910–14.13	14: 20,22,26,28,32,34 (24,36,40) 14: 44,50,54 (58,64,72)
	12	W		Final Exam (chapters 13 &14 and comprehensive)   (7:30-9:30am)

note: extra credit problems are indicated as (italics)