Physics 111.6 2005-06 Announcements This page will be used for making class announcements and for itemizing new features of the website as they are developed. For section-specific announcements, click on the appropriate button in the column on the left. Current Announcements Timetable Conflict with Test 1 - 29 Sep 2005 If you have a scheduling conflict with Test 1, please complete and submit this form to your instructor no later than Friday, September 30. Assignments - 23 Sep 2005 Assignment 02 and the solutions to Assignment 01 are now posted.  NOTE: None of the options for Question 1 of Assignment 02 is correct.  This question will not be marked (Assignment 02 will be marked out of 9). Student Numbers - 22 Sep 2005 If your 6-digit student number is 123456, then your 8-digit student number is 10123456. Tutorials and Help Desk - 20 Sep 2005 Tutorials start Tuesday, September 20, in Rm 130 Physics.  The Help Desk is open T, W, and Th from 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. in Rm 126 Physics. Assn 01 - 16 Sep 2005 Assignment 01, due by noon on 23 Sep, is now available. Exam materials, Assn sol'ns - 05 Aug 2005 Please note that HP 30S calculators and writing instruments (pens, pencils, erasers, rulers) are the only items that you are allowed to have while writing Phys 111 exams.  In particular, dictionaries (electronic or paper) are not allowed.  If you require an explanation of a word or phrase during the exam, please ask one of the invigilators. If you are having difficulty viewing the assignment questions and/or solutions on the Assignments page, try right-clicking on the link and saving the file to a folder on your hard drive (Save Target As... or Save Link As....).  Then go to the folder where you saved the file, double-click on it, and it should open in Adobe Reader. Calculators - 05 Aug 2005 Approved calculator for Physics 111 Math Review resource - 05 Aug 2005 Exercises in Math Readiness (a link to a Math Review page offered by the U of S Math Dept) The text (two copies), Student Study Guide, and Student Solutions Manual are on reserve in the Natural Sciences library. Please ask for reserve items by Call No: Text, R Na X 603 Text, R Na X 603 C.2 Study Guide, R Na X 602 Solutions Manual, R Na X 604 Printing solutions   Archived Announcements Website problems - 05 Aug 2005 If you wish to report a problem with this website please be as detailed as possible. We need to know: which computer you were using (home, Phys Rm 6, Geology library, ...); the browser (MS Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Firefox, ...); the operating system (Windows XP, Windows 98, Linux RedHat, ...); the version of Adobe Reader; the page/file that you were trying to view. Thank you, BZ. Lab Introductions - 6 Sep 2005 Introductory lab session schedule Assignment form - 1 Sep 2005 The Assignment Submission form is now active.  You should test the form by making a submission.  Be sure to enter the Assignment Number as 0 when making your test submission. Math Review Course - 31 Aug 2005 Classes begin on Wed 7 September Physics Math Review Course
	PHYSICS 111 APPROVED CALCULATOR Students are required to use a Hewlett-Packard HP 30S calculator for all Physics 111 exams.  No other calculator may be used.  The approved calculator can be purchased at the Centre Shop in Place Riel ($24.95).  You are strongly encouraged to read the user manual and use the calculator on a regular basis.
	INTRODUCTORY LAB SESSIONS Introductory lab sessions will be held September 13 to 16. Students are to attend the introductory lab session corresponding to the lab section for which they have registered.  Students who are eligible for a lab exemption should report to one of the introductory sessions to confirm their exemption.   Lab Date Time Room P01 T 13 Sep 1300 ARTS 241 P02 T 13 Sep 1500 ARTS 241 P03 W 14 Sep 1300 ARTS 241 P04 W 14 Sep 1500 ARTS 241 P05 Th 15 Sep 1300 ARTS 241 P06 Th 15 Sep 1500 ARTS 241 P07 F 16 Sep 1330 ARTS 241
	PRINTING SOLUTIONS: All assignment, tutorial, and test solutions are in pdf format. To view the solutions, your browser must have the Adobe Acrobat Reader plug-in, version 4.0 or newer. (All Arts and Science Computer Lab computers have this plug-in installed.) If you are using an off-campus computer and wish to download the free plug-in, click here to go to Adobe's website. (The file is approximately 4 MB.) It is strongly suggested that you NOT print the pdf files. Note that you can save the pdf file to your home directory (on campus) or your home computer by clicking on the "File" menu of your browser and selecting "Save As ..." while viewing the pdf file. This allows you to view the file at your own convenience. You can also save the file to a floppy or email it for transport from campus to home or vice versa. If you absolutely MUST print the pdf file, carefully read all of the following points. To PRINT the solutions, you MUST use the Print button (the button on the far left side that has a printer icon on it) on the ACROBAT toolbar that appears when the plug-in is loaded. DO NOT use the Print button on your browser toolbar and DO NOT use 'Print' from the 'File' menu or your browser may crash. If you continue to have problems viewing and/or printing solutions, contact the assistant in the computer lab (if on-campus) or contact Brian Zulkoskey at zulkoskey@sask.usask.ca, 966-6439, Rm 115 Physics.
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