Phys 218 Home Page -- Dr. Welch
Greetings physics students,

This html document is provided as a convenience to the student. The intention is that it should reflect the same information as is distributed to the student during class. In the unlikely event that any information here is inconsistent with the information distributed in class, then that information supersedes this document.

This page serves the Fall 2006, Phys. 218 students of Prof. George R. Welch, Sections 810-812, which meets MWF from 10:20-11:10.

News Flash!

• Final grades are now in. Please check your grades using the link below.
• The final exam is now graded. The results are below.
• Your grades are now online. See below.

Exam Results

• Exam 1
  • Copy of the exam (PDF format).
  • Solution (PDF format).
  • Grade distribution and Curve in Text-only.  or   Graphical.   

• Exam 2
  • Copy of the exam (PDF format).
  • Solution (PDF format).
  • Grade distribution and Curve in Text-only.  or   Graphical.   

• Exam 3
  • Copy of the exam is not yet available.
  • Solution (PDF format).
  • Grade distribution and Curve in Text-only.  or   Graphical.   

• Final Exam
  • Copy of the exam (PDF format).
  • Grades, Curve, and a note.

Summary

I have a summary of the class grade distribution. (Who needs pickaprof, eh!?)
Text-only.  or   Graphical.   

Grades are now Online!

You may now access your course grades via this web site. You will be asked to log in with your TAMU NetID user name and password. This is the same name and password that you use for your Neo account.

Quizzes

Here you can get copies of the quizzes that were taken during class.

 Class Syllabus

• Here is the class syllabus in PDF format. Please print it and read it!
• Here is the tentative class schedule that was passed out on the first day of class.

Let me know what you think!

If you have questions or comments on this WWW page, or if you have found any errors or things that don't work, or if you just want to say hi!, then send me some email.

For the interested student, I have a modest collection of pointers to some interesting physics information.

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