Nats 101, A Geologic Perspective
Sections 28-32
Professor Bob Downs
I have your grades now.
How to compute your grade.
Final exam on Friday, May 14, 2004, 11:00am-1:00pm, in 301 Bio West
The final exam will be made from the midterms.
Syllabus
Lecture Notes
- Wed 9 Jan. Introduction
- Wed 21 Jan. What is science?
- Mon 26 Jan. How is it done these days?
- Mon 2 Feb. The origins of modern science.
- Wed 4 Feb. Newton and the laws of motion and gravity.
- Mon 9 Feb. The nature of energy.
- Wed 11 Feb. No class, Tucson Gem and Mineral Show.
- Mon 16 Feb. Conservation of energy.
- Wed 18 Feb. Heat.
- Mon 23 Feb. Entropy.
- Wed 25 Feb. Midterm, previous questions.
- Mon 1 Mar. Electricity and magnetism.
- Wed 3 Mar. Electromagnetism.
- Mon 8 Mar. The nature of waves and sound.
- Wed 10 Mar. Electromagnetic waves.
- Mon 22 March, No class
- Wed 24 Mar. The Electromagnetic spectrum.
- Mon 29 Mar. The nature of the atom, early models.
- Wed 31 Mar The nature of the atom, quantum model.
- Mon 5 April Quantum mechanics.
- Wed 7 April Types of chemical bonds.
- Wed 14 April States of matter.
- Mon 19 April Chemical Reactions.
- Wed 21 April Nuclear Reactions.
- Mon 26 April High-Tech Materials.
- Wed 28 April, Midterm, Practice Exam.