The required textbook for the course is Physics: Calculus (2nd edition), by Eugene Hecht.

There is also a web page for the Physics 102 Laboratory.

Course announcements for the section are located at the bottom of the page.

• General Course Information (includes policies, descriptions, grading, etc.)
• Lecture Topics (includes topics covered in the course)
• Course Schedule (includes topic coverage with dates)

Homework assignments and solutions:

• Problem Set #1 (due in class Fri Jan 20) - Solutions
• Problem Set #2 (due in class Fri Jan 27) - Solutions
• Problem Set #3 (due in class Fri Feb 3) - Solutions
• Problem Set #4 (due in class Fri Feb 10) - Solutions
• Problem Set #5 (due in class Fri Feb 17) - Solutions
• Problem Set #6 (due in class Fri Feb 24) - Solutions
• Problem Set #7 (due in class Fri Mar 3) - Solutions
• Problem Set #8 (due in class Fri Mar 17) - Solutions
• Problem Set #9 (due in class Fri Mar 24) - Solutions
• Problem Set #10 (due in class Fri Mar 31) - Solutions
• Problem Set #11 (due in class Fri Apr 7) - Solutions
• Problem Set #12 (due in class Fri Apr 14) - Solutions
• Problem Set #13 (due in class Fri Apr 21) - Solutions
• Problem Set #14 (not to be turned in for credit) - Solutions

Exam information:

• Midterm Exam #1 (100 pts) - Solutions
  Midterm Exam #1 Score Histogram (mean = 85.1%, sigma = 10.3%, median = 89.0%)

• Midterm Exam #2 (100 pts) - Solutions
  Midterm Exam #2 Score Histogram (not including one makeup exam score: mean = 75.5%, sigma = 16.8%, median = 76.0%)

• Final Exam (100 pts) - Solutions
  Final Exam Score Histogram (mean = 84.9%, sigma = 11.5%, median = 88.5%)

Other handouts, practice problems, etc.

• IKONOS image gallery
• Seven Steps to Solving Physics and Astronomy Problems
• Advice from Faculty
• Introductory Physics at Haverford and the MCAT
• The Physics Classroom, a web site for further exploration