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Thursday, 24 September 2020

Physics 30 Upcoming Assessments

This next week is going to be a busy one.  Make sure you are keeping up to date with the assignments and ask questions if you have any.  Here is a snapshot of the different assessments you will be doing this next week. 

  • Unit 2 In Class Assignment #1 - Sept 28/20
    • This will be on Assignments 2.1-2.4
  • Lab 2.1 - Sept 29/20
    • We started this lab on Sept 24 but whatever you did not complete then will need to be completed by then.
  • Begin Unit 3 - Sept 30/20
    • Print off and bring the notes to class
  • Unit 2 In Class Assignment #2 - Oct 1/20
    • This will be on Assignments 2.5-2.7
  • Unit 2 Exam - Oct 5/20
Write these dates down and make sure you are ready to go for them.  

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