PHY 183 (Section 2):
Physics for Scientists and Engineers I

Fall 2003

The Final Exam will be comprehensive and cover the whole semester, with a slight emphasis on material not covered by previous exams.
I suggest reviewing the following, roughly in order of importance. Of course, everyone will have different strengths and weaknesses, and your strategy should be adjusted accordingly:
1. Midterms
2. All Quizzes
3. Lecture Exercises and Examples
4. Last four HW sets
5. Other homework sets
Lastly, to help you focus on any specific areas that for you may need paying more attention to, here is a list of topics:

Topic	Textbook Chapters
Vector Addition	3
x,v,t	2-2 to 2-6
Projectile motion	4-5, 4-6
Newton's laws	5
Newton's laws: Friction	6-1, 6-2
Circular motion	4-7, 6-4
Work	7-1 to 7-4
Conservation of energy	8-4
Center of mass	Know how to find center of mass of a symmetric body
Collisions	10-1 to 10-5
Linear and angular acceleration	11-1 to 11-5
Torque and inertia	11-7 to 11-9
Angular momentum	12-6 to 12-10
Rigid equilibrium	13-1 to 13-4
Gravitation	14-1 to 14-8
Buoyancy	15-7
Bernoulli	15-9, 15-10
Oscillations and springs	16-1 to 16-4
Pendulum	16-6
Travelling waves	17-1 to 17-5
Standing waves	17-12, 18-6
Sound	18-5