Scott Heinekamp
Professor of Physics
Office Hours: Tues 9:30-10:30 & Thurs 9:30-11:00 or by appt

Coordinator of 3/2 Engineering Program
Mary Perley Wakeman '23 Professor (2004-09)
Adjunct Professor of Applied and Engineering Physics, Cornell University (2003-08)
Summer 2007 REU and other programs

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Here are course materials for past semesters (including WLLS 101 Fall 2004):

Course Materials

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Material for Spring 2008:

Physics 111L (Fundamentals of Physics I) Homework Assignments and Lectures

Physics 213L (Fundamentals of Physics III) Homework Assignments

See Professor Zhu's web site aurora.wells.edu/~xzhu for the syllabus for each of these courses.

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Courses taught Fall 2007:

Wells 111 (New Student Experience: Introduction to Wells)

Applied & Engineering Physics 423 (Statistical Thermodynamics)

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Courses taught Spring 2007:

Physics 111L (Fundamentals of Physics I)

Physics 303 (Theoretical Mechanics)

Courses taught Fall 2006:

Wells 111 (New Student Experience: Introduction to Wells)

Physics 106(L) (Introductory Astronomy)

Physics 212L (Fundamentals of Physics II: lab only)

WLLS 101 (Harmonics, Scales and Signals)

Courses taught Spring 2006:

Physics 221L (Principles of Electronics)

Physics 213L (Fundamentals of Physics III: lab only)

MPS 403 (Senior Seminar in Mathematical and Physical Sciences)

Courses taught Fall 2005:

Physics 340 (Experimental Physics)

Physics 307 (Quantum Mechanics and Relativity)

MPS 402 (Senior Seminar in Mathematical and Physical Sciences)

Courses taught Spring 2005:

Physics 111L (Fundamentals of Physics I)

Physics 302 (Modern Physics)

Courses taught Fall 2004:

Physics 212L (Fundamentals of Physics II)

WLLS 101 (Approaches to the Liberal Arts)

Courses taught Spring 2004:

Physics 111L (Fundamentals of Physics I)

Physics 213L (Fundamentals of Physics III)

Physics 221L (Principles of Electronics) [lab only]

Courses taught Fall 2003:

Physics 212L (Fundamentals of Physics II)

Physics 302 (Modern Physics)

Course taught Summer (Cornell University Engineering Cooperative):

Applied & Engineering Physics 355 (Intermediate Electromagnetism)

(World Year of Physics) Whole Lotta Shakin': Einstein's Love of Brownian Motion

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