Physics 108 objectives are to develop basic introductory level problem solving skills in prospective engineers and physicists and to have students become familiar with Newton’s laws and associated conservation principles. A cooperative problem solving approach is taken where students develop time management skills and teaming skills. This course along with analytic geometry will prepare the student for the rigors of the PHY 240 series. Lecture » PowerPoint Lectures Physics 108 Links » Engineering at SFA » Physics at SFA » Astronomy at SFA » Online Cannon Simulation » Dr. Bruton's PHY108 » Engineering Disciplines » Yahoo! Engineering » Yahoo! Physics » Unit Conversions » Physics Demonstrations » SimStructure » Soda Constructor » Free Engineering Software Email Use your SFA email address for all correspondence. You can forward your SFA e-mail if desired. This page designed by Dan Bruton, Ph.D astro@sfasu.edu

Physics 108 Introduction to Engineering and Physics

Professor: Dr. Harry Downing   Professor and Chair Department of Physics and Astronomy Stephen F. Austin State University Information: Lecture Syllabus (pdf format) Lecture Syllabus (doc format) Lecture Calendar Access Your Grades Text:  College Physics 10th Ed. (Schaum's Outline) Answer Keys Fall 2009 Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Test 4 Test 5 Test 6 Grade Distributions for Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Test 4 Test 5 Test 6 Past Exams Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Test 4 Test 5 Test 6 Free Tutoring in PHY 108 In addition to getting help from me during my office hours, there is now free tutoring available in the AARC.  Messages Test 5 Review and Portfolio Requirements Contact me at hdowning@sfasu.edu