Teaching

•  Mon/Wed 14:00-15:15,    Bldg.56 Rm.105,    Slides to be available here if needed after the class.
•  This course aims to help freshmen students with solid understandings in advanced high school
physics and mathematics to appreciate important concepts and connections in classical physics.
•  Sister courses: Physics Experiement II (encouraged), Basic Physics II (elective)

Week 01-1.   Course Intro + Coulomb's Law + Sellers for Halliday, Resnick & Walker (link)
Week 01-2.   Electric Fields
Week 02-1.   Gauss' Law
Week 02-2.   Electric Potential + 1st Homework (pdf) + Solution (pdf)
Week 04-1.   Electric Potential + Capacitance
Week 04-2.   Capacitance + Current & Resistance + 2nd Homework
Week 05-1.   Current & Resistance + Term Project Paper How-To
Week 05-2.   Circuits + Magnetic Fields
Week 06-1.   Magnetic Fields
Week 06-2.   Magnetic Fields + Magnetic Fields Due to Currents + 3rd Homework
Week 07-1.   Magnetic Fields Due to Currents + Induction & Inductance
Week 07-2.   Induction & Inductance + Midterm Logistics
Week 08-1.   Electromagnetic Oscillations & Alternating Current
Week 08-3.   Midterm Exam (pdf) + Solution (pdf)   / Oct. 25 (Fri) 19:00-20:30 (28-301)
Week 09-1.   Maxwell's Equations; Magnetism + Term Project Presentation How-To
Week 09-2.   Maxwell's Equations; Magnetism + Electromagnetic Waves + 4th Homework
Week 10-1.   Electromagnetic Waves + Images
Week 10-2.   Images
Week 11-1.   Interference
Week 11-2.   Diffraction + Term Project Slides (all slides) + Vote (link) + 5th Homework
Week 12-1.   Relativity
Week 12-2.   Special Topics
Week 13-1.   Photons & Matter Waves
Week 13-2.   Photons & Matter Waves + More About Matter Waves + 6th Homework
Week 14-1.   More About Matter Waves + All About Atoms + Final Exam Logistics
Week 14-2.   All About Atoms + Term Project Presentations (slides)
Week 15-3.   Final Exam (pdf) + Solution (pdf)   / Dec. 13 (Fri) 19:00-20:30 (28-301)


•  We plan to utilize SNU's eTL system in three ways below:

(1) Class announcements: Please check your email regularly, and the eTL course page.
(2) Assignment submissions: Be ready to submit (some of) your homework and quiz through the
assignment submission links on the eTL course page. More information during the classes.
(3) Online lectures (if switched): Make sure to first log in to eTL, then access the Zoom online
lecture link via the course page. This is to let the eTL system check your attendance automatically.
For more information, visit etl.snu.ac.kr.