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=Welcome Physicists=

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Welcome to our Physics class' wiki. A wiki is website which allows us, its users, to modify, create, and delete its contents. Wikis are collaborative, we can all contribute to improving our wiki. Primarily, we will be using our wiki to store class artifacts and link to additional aids. In the Assignments section you will always find the current short-term and long-term assignments, an up to date equation sheet, the rubric for your lab reports, and a list of SI prefixes. The Resources section contains a listing of relevant websites and documents that you can turn to if you need extra assistance.


 * Class Goals**

After taking this class, you will be able to


 * 1) Write a scientific paper based on data you have observed.
 * 2) Evaluate scientific research and science as it is portrayed in the news.
 * 3) Understand the role of physics in your everyday lives.
 * 4) Make informed decisions about the role of science in your life and our nation.
 * 5) Translate mathematical expressions into verbal description and vice versa.


 * Wiki Rules**

Our a wiki is a shared enterprise; there will be forums where all will participate. The rules for wiki behavior are the same as classroom behavior. You must treat all of your peers with respect. If you disagree with an opinion, you criticize the argument not the person.

Additionally, you are expected to complete all assignments in accordance with the class rules.You can ask your fellow students assistance but your work should still be your own. **No copying**. Similarly, you may consult outside resources when completing a writing assignment but you cite your references and do not copy large chunks of someone else's work. **No plagiarism**. To this end, you will be required to write an sign the following honor code before turning in any assignment.

"I have neither given nor received any unauthorized aid on this assignment." - University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill