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Course
Syllabus contains important course information, schedule, and notes.
Hands-on
activities will be conducted using the PASCO DataStudio Data
Acquisition & Analysis System which allows students to make real-time
measurements in light and sound.
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For class participation,
you may use the Turning Technologies RF response unit (“clicker”).
Response units can be purchased at the bookstore. Make sure you purchase
the right response unit!
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For class participation,
you may also use the Turning Technologies ResponseWare application from
your laptop or smart phone. A ResponseWare license can be purchased at
the bookstore. You must then create a ResponseWare account at rwpoll.com If you need instructions, see the
following tutorial.
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You must also register
Device ID to be included in the class polling roster. You will need the Device ID located on
the back of your response unit or provided when you created your
ResponseWare account. When you
register, you will need to know your Device ID, First Name, Last Name,
and Other Info (which is your
student number printed on your KWC ID card). In addition, the Instructor Email is
johnsonb@kwc.edu and the class is PHYS
1302 – Physics And The Arts.
If you need instructions, see the following tutorial.
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Course Evaluations are an important component of our
instructional program. An on-line course evaluation system was developed to
allow each student ample time to evaluate the course and instructor, thus
providing the institution with meaningful numerical scores and detailed
commentary while minimizing the loss of instructional time in the
classroom. The evaluation window for Winter 2012 will open on Monday,
January 16, 2012 and will close on Friday, January 20, 2012. To access the system during this time,
simply go to evaluation
and proceed through the survey. Be
sure to close the browser tab when you are finished so that your responses
are saved and you are given credit for the evaluation. You will need to use your student number
(on your KWC ID card) to log into the system; however, when you log in you
will be assigned a random number that will keep all your comments and
scores anonymous.
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