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PHYS 1012: Basic Physics II
University of Missouri - St. Louis

Average Class Rating

Rated 2.6/5

Average Class Difficulty

4.4/5

Rated hard

Average Grade

A

Grade recieved

PHYS 1012 Basic Physics II is a Physics course at UMSL taught by the following professor: David Hornes.
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UMSL - PHYS 1012 - Class Notes - Week 1
4 pages

Physics II- Ch 19 notes

Spring 2016

David hornes

PHYS 1012

These notes combine both the class notes and the textbook summery. These notes cover Coulomb's law, electric flux, electric charge, Gauss's law, and electric field. Although we don't need to memorize the formula for the class these notes show how you derive each formula, as well as explain the basic concepts with some pictures.

UMSL - PHYS 1012 - Class Notes - Week 2
6 pages

Physics II- Chapter 20

Spring 2016

David hornes

PHYS 1012

These notes combine both the notes from class and a detailed summary of chapter 20. This covers topics like electric potential, electric potential energy, energy conservation, electric potential of point charges, equipotential surfaces, and capacitors/dielectrics. This also include suggested practice problems and concept checks.

UMSL - PHYS 1012 - Class Notes
6 pages

Physics II- Chapter 20

Spring 2016

David hornes

PHYS 1012

These notes combine both the notes from class and a detailed summary of chapter 20. This covers topics like electric potential, electric potential energy, energy conservation, electric potential of point charges, equipotential surfaces, and capacitors/dielectrics. This also include suggested problems and concept checks.

UMSL - PHYS 1012 - Class Notes - Week 3
5 pages

Physics II week 3- Ch. 21

Spring 2016

David hornes

PHYS 1012

This study guide combines the textbook and lecture slides. The notes cover: electric current, electromotive force, DC circuits, resistance/ resistivity, ohm's law, capacitors both parallel/ in series, ammeters and voltmeters. The study guide also include suggested problems to do as you go through the different topics.

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Professor Reviews in PHYS 1012

  • Class rating 3/5
    The not so positive- Very time consuming. Assignments required much effort. Grading was particular, but not unfair. Some test questions didn't seem to fit. HOWEVER. Positive- Learned a lot. Always got prompt response from professor. Curriculum is consistent. And give the guy a break people, he offers a ton of extra credit in the end. Got an A. ...Continue reading
    Professor: Ambrose Kidd
    Class Difficulty: 5/5
    Grade Received: A
    Reviewed on: 01/12/2015
  • Class rating 1/5
    way harder than an entry level class needs to be. Even though it's online, it's extremely difficult. The course is very fast-paced. Please take advantage of extra credit opportunities. I suggest to pay close attention to due dates for assignments, tests, and quizzes while reviewing the syllabus very carefully. Literary the most difficult and demanding class I have ever taken. The material, most of which I vaguely remembered from high school, was explained as if it was brain surgery. Kidd made the class drastically harder than it needed to be. Seriously avoid at all cost ...Continue reading
    Professor: Ambrose Kidd
    Class Difficulty: 5/5
    Grade Received: N/A
    Reviewed on: 01/06/2015
  • Class rating 3/5
    If you are not majoring in Biology, I strongly suggest not to take this course section. avoid at all cost ...Continue reading
    Professor: Ambrose Kidd
    Class Difficulty: 4/5
    Grade Received: N/A
    Reviewed on: 12/16/2014
  • Class rating 1/5
    Somehow this class that most people to take to get an easy A turned into a nightmare. ...Continue reading
    Professor: Ambrose Kidd
    Class Difficulty: 5/5
    Grade Received: N/A
    Reviewed on: 10/24/2014
  • Class rating 5/5
    Dr. Bahar, is by far the best professor I have had during my 5 years of college. She will do anything to help you pass and always has your best interest. Her exams aren't easy but they are tricky. If you attend lecture and do the practice exams you will pass with an easy A. I suggest you take her for physics! She is awesome! ...Continue reading
    Professor: Sonya Bahar
    Class Difficulty: 3/5
    Grade Received: N/A
    Reviewed on: 01/24/2015

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  • Class rating 3/5
    The not so positive- Very time consuming. Assignments required much effort. Grading was particular, but not unfair. Some test questions didn't seem to fit. HOWEVER. Positive- Learned a lot. Always got prompt response from professor. Curriculum is consistent. And give the guy a break people, he offers a ton of extra credit in the end. Got an A. ...Continue reading
    Professor: Ambrose Kidd
    Class Difficulty: 5/5
    Grade Received: A
    Reviewed on: 01/12/2015
  • Class rating 1/5
    way harder than an entry level class needs to be. Even though it's online, it's extremely difficult. The course is very fast-paced. Please take advantage of extra credit opportunities. I suggest to pay close attention to due dates for assignments, tests, and quizzes while reviewing the syllabus very carefully. Literary the most difficult and demanding class I have ever taken. The material, most of which I vaguely remembered from high school, was explained as if it was brain surgery. Kidd made the class drastically harder than it needed to be. Seriously avoid at all cost ...Continue reading
    Professor: Ambrose Kidd
    Class Difficulty: 5/5
    Grade Received: N/A
    Reviewed on: 01/06/2015
  • Class rating 3/5
    If you are not majoring in Biology, I strongly suggest not to take this course section. avoid at all cost ...Continue reading
    Professor: Ambrose Kidd
    Class Difficulty: 4/5
    Grade Received: N/A
    Reviewed on: 12/16/2014
  • Class rating 1/5
    Somehow this class that most people to take to get an easy A turned into a nightmare. ...Continue reading
    Professor: Ambrose Kidd
    Class Difficulty: 5/5
    Grade Received: N/A
    Reviewed on: 10/24/2014
  • Class rating 5/5
    Dr. Bahar, is by far the best professor I have had during my 5 years of college. She will do anything to help you pass and always has your best interest. Her exams aren't easy but they are tricky. If you attend lecture and do the practice exams you will pass with an easy A. I suggest you take her for physics! She is awesome! ...Continue reading
    Professor: Sonya Bahar
    Class Difficulty: 3/5
    Grade Received: N/A
    Reviewed on: 01/24/2015