"The getting of wisdom is no match for the thrill of the chase,
and those who choose the longer road shall reap their reward!"
— Graeme Base, The Eleventh Hour

Read Me First:   |   About Me   |   Spring 2021 Schedule   |   General FAQ   |

Workshops:   |   Physics 7A and math review   |   Physics 7B   |   Physics 7C   |   Math 22A   |   Math 22B   |

Beyond the Classroom:   |   Recreational Mathematics   |   Recreational Physics   |   Kerbal Space Program   |

Other Interests:   |   Folk Music   |   Board Games   |   Bowling   |   Googie Architecture   |   Sci-Fi / Fantasy   |   Comics History   |

Check it out; I was interviewed by The Aggie!

Please fill out this end-of-quarter survey if you haven't already.

Spring 2021 Finals Schedule

FRIDAY
2:10 – 4:00 Physics 7C final review
5:10 – 7:00 Physics 7A final review

MONDAY
10:00 – 11:50 office hours
4:10 – 6:00 Math 22A final review

TUESDAY
10:00 – 11:50 office hours
4:10 – 6:00 Math 22B final review
note new time

WEDNESDAY
10:00 – 11:50 office hours
2:10 – 4:00 office hours
5:10 – 7:00 Physics 7B final review

THURSDAY
10:00 – 11:50 office hours

Looking for workshop recordings or practice problems?
Check the individual "Workshops" links above!

Videochat Protocol

When you enter the chatroom, please click on your name, select "Rename," and
add the class you are in to the end of your name (e.g. "Agatha Heterodyne Eng 17")
to make it easier for me to see who is in which class.

I find it easier to teach when I can see people's faces. You don't have to
turn on video if you can't or don't want to, but if you're willing, please
use a picture of yourself as your profile picture; if not, perhaps a picture of a
pet or an ancestor or your favorite superhero / musician / cartoon character.

Other Useful Links

Aggie Compass for basic needs such as finances, food, housing, and mental wellness

Customizable Graph Paper you can download and print out

XKCD, a webcomic that often involves math/physics/engineering

The Greek Alphabet in case you need to know what all those variables are called

Eureka!, a series of short (~5 minutes each) cartoons from 1980 about basic physics
(may use different terminology and notation than your physics class, but same core ideas)

If you're looking for information on my old Napa classes, click here.



Comments? Suggestions? Questions? Answers? Talk to me.

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