[FSU Seal Image] College Physics A - Spring 2025
Integrated Lecture / Lab
(PHY 2053C)


Syllabus
Course Objectives
FSU Physics / FSU
Professor:
    Volker Crede


Monday and Wednesday 9:20 - 10:10 AM  -  UPL 0101

Thursday (Recitations):
8:00 - 9:15 AM,  9:45 - 11:00 AM,  11:30 AM - 12:45 PM  -   MCH 0303


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Mini-Exam I:
Wednesday, February 12th

Mini-Exam II:
Wednesday, March 5th

Mini-Exam III:
Wednesday, April 2nd

Final Exam:
Tuesday, April 29th
XXX XXXX, 12:30 - 02:30 PM


PHY 2053C - Welcome

We are happy to have you with us this semester. Our goal is to give you the opportunity to understand the basic concepts of physics relating to mechanics and mechanical waves, temperature (and thermodynamics). We promise to explain physics in an interesting and stimulating way; physics can actually be fun!

The lectures will concentrate on the critical issues and you are expected to study the text to obtain a better understanding of the underlying physics concepts. The subject matter discussed in class will generally follow the text, with additional material presented from information not yet in the textbooks. We (your instructors) are hoping to share some of our enthusiasm with you this semester!

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  Professor:

  Dr. Volker Crede
     Office: Keen 212
     Phone: (850) 644-2423
     crede "@" fsu.edu

  Office hours: Monday 1 - 3 PM

  Co-Instructor:

  Dr. Vladimir Dobrosavljevic
     Office: Keen 611
     Phone: (850) 64X-XXXX
     vdobrosa "@" fsu.edu

  Office hours: Thursday 3 - 5 PM

  Co-Instructor:

  Dr. Todd Adams
     Office: Keen XXX
     Phone: (850) 64X-XXXX
     tadams "@" fsu.edu

  Office hours: Xday X - X PM


  Listed textbook:

  • College Physics
    Senior Contributing Authors: Paul Peter Urone and Roger Hinrichs
    Available for free at OpenStax.

  • Available also as Hardcover and Paperback in the campus
    and Bill's bookstores.

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Last Update: Thursday, January 2nd, 2025


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