Physics 121 Class Meeting Times Fall 2007

Prof. E. F. Redish

Schedule:

Lecture

MWF 10-10:50

Z-1412

All discussion sections meet in Toll 0220.
All lab sections meet in Toll 3306

Section

Tutorial Time

Lab Time

TA

0101

 W 4-5 W 5-7

Brown

0102

 M 3-4 M 4-6

Mizrahi

0103

 T 10-11 T 11-1

Subasi

0104

 T 12-1 T 1-3

Grochowski

0105

 W 12-1 W 1-3

Grochowski

0106

 Th 8-9 Th 9-11

Ellingston

0107

 M 11-12 M 12-2

Herold

0108

 Th 12-1 Th 1-3

Herold

The Course Center

Room 0208 is set up in a way for you to be able to have a place to work on physics problems. There will be a variety of texts available, plus tables and whiteboards. This is a good place for groups to meet to discuss the homework. Helpers (TAs or me) will be available to answer questions or make suggestions in the course center at the times listed below.

Those helpers marked with an * are working with our class. Although other TAs will be capable of helping you, the TAs working directly with our class are more likely to be tuned in to the detailed way we do things. The others are working with Dr. Hamilton's (020x) sections or Dr. Neuder's (030x) sections.

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
10-11 Oberg Babak    
11-12 Grochowski* Babak Mizrahi* Zhu
12-1 Grochowski* Robertson   Zhu
1-2 Kirshenbaum Ellingston* Redish* Bing*
2-3 Richman Herold* Redish*  
3-4 Richman   Brown* Herold*
4-5   Subasi* Subasi*  
5-6        
7:30-8:30     Prateek  

The Slawsky Clinic

The Slawsky Clinic (in rooms 1208 and 1214) is staffed by retired physicists who offer free tutoring. They are available for 121 students every day from 11-12 and 1-2.

Paid Tutors

Some students in this class have requested information about possible tutors. The Physics Department provides a list of graduate students in Physics who have expressed an interest in tutoring. We have no information about these tutors as to whether they would be appropriate for the method of teaching and learning in this class. If you choose to hire a tutor, I suggest that you control the issues to be discussed and ask a lot of questions.

You may contacts them by email to set up appointments and for information on fees. For other questions, check with Linda O'Hara in the Physics Department's Graduate Office in room 1120 (X55949).
Ilya Arakelyan
(adask@umd.edu) 		Ryan Artuso
(artuso@umd.edu) 		Emily Edwards
(eedwards@umd.edu)
David Garofalo
(garofalo@astro.umd.edu)

Kyle Gustafson

(kgustaf@umd.edu)

Nicholas Mecholsky

(nmech@umd.edu)

Tracy Moore
(mooret@physics.umd.edu)

 Safa Motesharrei
(ssm@umd.edu) 		Peter Redl
(redlpete@umd.edu)
Michael Scholten
(mscholt@umd.edu) 		Andrew York
(Andrew.G.York+tutorlist@gmail.com)		 William Young
(wcyoung@umd.edu)

Email Connections

RETURNS

University of Maryland Physics Department Physics 121 Home

This page prepared by

Edward F. Redish
Department of Physics
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
Phone: (301) 405-6120
Email: redish@physics.umd.edu

Last revision 4. October, 2007.