Physics for Scientists and Engineers notes

This document contains lecture notes from an introductory college-level physics class. It has notes on mostly everything that was covered in class such as mechanical energy, friction, Newton's Laws, orbits, rotational kinematics, and more.

Here lies a brief summary of the difference between electric potential and electric potential energy. There are also diagrams of the four different visual representations of potential. (Summary sheet is in color and written on an iPad.)

This document contains all of the notes I took for PHY 1151 (Analytical Physics II) for the spring 2020 semester. I have put in hours and hours of work into taking these detailed notes and ended with an A- in the class. The chapters covered are 14, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 28, 29, and 30.

Still confused by the fact that Gaussian surfaces don't really exist? Well this might be your saving grace. This document is a summary of chapter 24 in the documented textbook. Diagrams of the surfaces and flux are also here. Best of luck to you! (Summary sheet is in color and written on an iPad.)

This document contains lecture notes from an introductory college-level physics class. It has notes on mostly everything that was covered in class such as mechanical energy, friction, Newton's Laws, orbits, rotational kinematics, and more.

Here lies a brief summary of the difference between electric potential and electric potential energy. There are also diagrams of the four different visual representations of potential. (Summary sheet is in color and written on an iPad.)

Still confused by the fact that Gaussian surfaces don't really exist? Well this might be your saving grace. This document is a summary of chapter 24 in the documented textbook. Diagrams of the surfaces and flux are also here. Best of luck to you! (Summary sheet is in color and written on an iPad.)

This document contains all of the notes I took for PHY 1151 (Analytical Physics II) for the spring 2020 semester. I have put in hours and hours of work into taking these detailed notes and ended with an A- in the class. The chapters covered are 14, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 28, 29, and 30.