Physics 111
Energy on this world and elsewhere
Important Links:

Lecture slides from fall 2008

Course information

PDF versions of homework and other assignments

Important Documents

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nukePhysics 111 is a course intended for all those interested in the subject of energy. Structured so that it is accessible to non-science majors, this course addresses such topics as the physical nature of energy, the ways in which we produce and consume energy in our society, and how energy will play into our future. Click here for a more detailed discussion of the course.
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Announcements:

  • Solutions to homework #3 are nows posted under "PDF versions of homework and other assignments" on this web site.
  • There is a quiz Tuesday, December 2nd. More details appeared in my email of 30 November that included the class notes on transportation.
  • At the time of this posting (Nov. 30) all lectures (1-25) are posted.
  • The notes providing guidance on the final paper are posted on this web site under "PDF versions of homework and other assignments".

This course is being taught by
Professor Gordon Cates
Time and place:
12:30-1:45 PM, Tues. & Thurs.
Room 204, Physics Building
Office hours: TBA
More questions? Reach Prof. Cates at cates@virginia.edu

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