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Fundamental physics
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PHYS1250 is generally considered an easy course, especially for those with a strong high school physics background. It's good for fulfilling elective requirements or as a prerequisite for further studies in physics. The workload is manageable but can be heavy during exams. Grading tends to be generous, making it easier to achieve higher grades like A and above.
Grading is generally generous, with A-range grades achievable even without attending lectures regularly. However, the final exam can be challenging, so consistent effort throughout the course is recommended.
The workload is moderate, including several assignments, one midterm, two labs, and a final exam. Students should expect to spend around 6-8 hours per week on this course, with more time required during exam periods.
Assessments include 10% assignments, 15% lab reports, 25% midterm exam, and 50% final exam. Some students mention that the final exam can be tricky despite the overall easy grading system.
The teaching quality is mixed; some professors are described as engaging and helpful, while others are noted for their less clear explanations. Professor Jenny is generally praised for her patience and willingness to answer questions after class.
Attend labs regularly, do practice problems, and prepare thoroughly for the final exam. Some students recommend doing past papers or tutorials to get a better understanding of the material.
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