ANDREW MORRIS

TEACHING

One of the skills of solving problems in physics is to think on paper. The tidier you are, and the clearer your diagrams, the easier you will find it to answer problems. Make it easy for the marker to give you the marks. See my Good Practice guide for solving problems.

University College London

UCL Physics BSc/MSci programme structure 2011/2012.

Detailed 1st year course description 2011/2012.

• Mathematical Methods I (PHAS1245)

  (Prof Wing) Vector Algebra, Complex Numbers, Integration Techniques

• Mathematical Methods II

  (Dr Konstantinidis) 1st and 2nd Order O.D.E.s, Line, Area and Volume Integrals, Vector Spaces, Matrices and Transformations, Introduction to Special Relativity
  • Extra help for Homework 3, question 3
  • A nice explanation of 2D rotations

• Problem Solving Tutorials

  Here are a few links to the staff web pages which may be of help to new starters. (UCL login required).
  • Teaching Website (Staff Only)
  • PST Guidelines (Staff Only) With the caveat that homework has been replaced with ICAs.
  • In-Course Assessment (ICA) (Staff Only)

University of Cambridge

• Physics IA

  Classical Mechanics, Introduction to Thermodynamics, Introduction to Quantum Physics, Special Relativity
  • Supervisions