Schedule of Classes Quarterly Archive for "Physics"

Physics department comments:

Please refer to the WebSOC frequently for updates concerning course changes, including adds, cancellations, and day/time/room adjustments. Please also visit http://www.physics.uci.edu/NEW/affairs.shtml for answers to frequently asked questions.

ADDS/DROPS FOR PHYSICS COURSES 1 THROUGH 61:

DROP LECTURE, DISCUSSION & LAB: The deadline to drop any Physics course is Friday, April 8, 2011 (the end of Week 2). Drops must be made using WebReg. Students wishing to drop a course after that date must submit an Enrollment Exception via StudentAccess and obtain the required approval of the Dean of student's major.

ADD LAB: The deadline to add a Physics Lab is Friday, April 8, 2011 (the end of Week 2). Adds must be made using WebReg. Please NOTE: This deadline is earlier than the week 3 School of Physical Sciences deadline.

ADD LECTURE AND DISCUSSION: The deadline to add a Physics Lecture and Discussion is Friday, April 15, 2011 (the end of Week 3). Adds must be made using WebReg. NO ADDS WILL BE ALLOWED AFTER THIS DATE.

Students who wish to make a grade option change before April 8, 2011 (the end of Week 2) should do so via WebReg. Students wishing to make a grade option change after that date must submit an Enrollment Exception via StudentAccess. Required approval is Dean of the student's major. Send enrollment questions to physics.enroll@uci.edu.

STUDENTS WHO FAIL TO FILE AN OFFICIAL DROP WILL RECEIVE A GRADE OF "NR" IN THE COURSE. AN "NR" TURNS TO AN "F" OR "NP" AFTER ONE QUARTER OF ATTENDANCE.

DISCUSSION SECTIONS:

1. The Physics Tutoring Center is available to students in Physics 2, 3, 7, 51, and 61. Please check http://www.physics.uci.edu/NEW/instruction.shtml for scheduling.

2. Enrollment in lecture and discussion is required. Most sections fill to capacity so students should plan their schedules carefully and enroll as early as possible using WebReg. See above for information on how to add/drop a discussion section.

3. Attendance in your assigned discussion section is MANDATORY throughout the quarter. No quizzes or exams will be graded for students who do not attend their assigned section.

LABORATORY SECTIONS:

1. Memorial Day will be observed on Monday, May 30, 2011. All lab meetings missed due to the observance of Memorial Day are re-scheduled for Saturday, June 4, 2011 at the regular time.

2. Most sections fill to capacity so students should plan their schedules carefully and enroll as early as possible using WebReg. See above for information on how to add/drop a laboratory section.

3. Attendance in your assigned laboratory section is MANDATORY throughout the quarter. Students will be allowed to participate in their assigned sections only.

4. Lab manuals for Physics 3LB-LC, 7LD and 52A-B-C are available at the UCI Bookstore. Courses 3LB-LC and 52A-B-C also require the use of 5 blue books (grid) which must be purchased prior to WEEK ONE at the UCI Bookstore.

5. LAB FEES: Students of Physics 3LB-LC, 7LD, 52A-B-C, and 121 will be charged a $25 lab fee. The charges for these classes will be added to your ZOT Bill Week 1 of the quarter. These charges will be posted Week 3 if you add a Physics lab after week one. The last day to add a lab is Friday, April 8, 2011 (the end of Week 2). Students who drop a Physics lab course no later than April 8, 2011 may have the fee reversed. In order to reverse the lab fee, students must bring proof of the drop date and their Student ID card to FRH 4109, hours 9-12pm Monday through Friday.

PREREQUISITES:

Physics 3 courses must be taken sequentially: 3A, 3B, 3C.

USING THE WAITLIST SYSYEM: The waitlist system for all Physics courses will be activated through Friday of second week. Placement on the waitlist does not guarantee enrollment in the class. Students still on the waitlist after the end of week 2 will not be added via the waitlist system. If you are unable to add through the waitlist system, you must add an open section using WebReg by the end of week 3.

Visit https://www.reg.uci.edu/registrar/waitlist.html for more information regarding the waitlist system.

Undergraduate students enrolling in Physics Graduate Classes

Undergraduates may take Physics courses numbered 200 and higher provided (1) their overall GPA is 3.0 or better, (2) their GPA in Physics courses is 3.5 or better, (3) they have the approval of the Physics Dept Undergraduate Committee and (4) approval of the Department's Committee on Graduate Affairs.