IDEAS OF MODERN PHYSICS: PHYSICS 107-TV
     

a course for nonscience majors

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lectures on videotape

The lectures for 107-TV were videotaped in the Spring 1995 live course. They are broadcast on Cable Channel 23 and Channel 4 (Fitchburg) 10:00-11:00 MWF, starting Wednesday, September 3, 1997. Three lectures at a time are broadcast on WHA Cable Channel 11 or Broadcast Channel 21 (called VCR Semester), Fridays 3:00-6:00 am (yes!). These start Friday, August 29, with Lectures 1 and 2. Each Friday's wee hours lectures are for the next week. TV students will benefit from having a VCR. The videotapes are also on reserve and may be viewed in the College, Steenbock, and Physics Libraries, and in the Language Lab (Room 259) in Van Hise Hall. Taped lectures are approximately 60 minutes in length.

communication online

All 107-TV students MUST have and use a campus email account and be able to use the Web. Course materials and announcements will be posted on this Web page, and much of the communication is by email. There are three live discussion sections, or the option of an online discussion section. Professor Durand's email address is bdurand@theory3.physics.wisc.edu. Or call her at 608-262-3827.