FY1003 Electricity and Magnetism 2020

Formell melding til studenter om endring av vurderingsform

Som en konsekvens av Covid-19 utbruddet så arrangeres det ingen eksamener med fysisk oppmøte på campus i år. Det medfører at eksamen må gjennomføres digitalt i FY1003 Elektrisitet og Magnetisme og vurderingsform er endret fra skriftlig eksamen til hjemmeeksamen.

Merk at eksamensdato og tidspunkt for eksamen er det samme som opprinnelig oppsatt.

De av dere som har vedtak på ekstra tid på eksamen vil fortsatt ha dette selv om eksamensformen er endret. Endringer i eksamensformen vil etterhvert dukke opp på studentweb også. Dette må endres manuelt så det kan ta litt tid før alle endringer er på plass. Karakterregelen for dette emnet er også endret fra bokstavkararene A-F til bestått/ikke bestått.

Info

Lectures: All lectures in this course are cancelled due to the Covid-19 virus. Therefore, all students have to study on their own according to the lecture plan given below on this page. To facilitate this, the following has been implemented

  • I have made my own lecture notes for chapter 28 and 29 available in the section "Useful links". I will make lecture notes for the remaining chapters available soon (probably Monday next week).

  • There are also video lectures available for this course from a previous year (the curriculum was very similar) - see the page "Teaching".

  • I have made Mentimeter multiple choice questions available so that you can test your own knowledge at various points - more info in the section "Useful links".

  • I have created a discussion forum on Blackboard where students may post and discuss answer questions and comments regarding topics in the course with each other. I will also log in on a regular basis to give input.

  • There will be three question hours arranged on the following dates: May 14th, May 21st, May 28th. The question hour is arranged as follows: students may send me emails (jacob.linder@ntnu.no) with questions about the exam or questions about topics in the curriculum, problemsolving et.c., and then I will post a video on each of the abovementioned dates where I go through these questions and answer them. The videos will appear at the bottom of this page.

Regarding laboratory exercises and written/numerical exercises, the consequences are as follows:

Exercises: The exercises now have to be done at home and handed in to the teaching assistant via mail for approval. The deadline for handing in the exercises is on Thursdays at 23:59. If you want your exercise to be graded, you can ask for this.

Laboratories: All remaining laboratory exercises are cancelled until further notice. Cancelled labs will be automatically approved for all students.

Exam

The exam will, as mentioned above, be a home-exam on the same day as originally planned and of the same duration (4 hours). The grading will be passed or not passed. Passed will be given to those with a score of more than 40%. All examination aids are allowed, but you are not allowed to collaborate with others. The exam will consist of a mixture of multiple choice questions and regular problems. The multiple choice questions will in some cases require analytical calculations and extracting numerical answers. No scanning/photography will be required - you will be able to write all answers to the exam questions in Inspera.

Previous exams in this course will give an indicator of what type of questions you can expect both on the multiple choice part and for the regular problems. Out of all previous exams, this year's exam will resemble the 2019 exam the most in terms of structure. The type of questions/problems given on the 2019 exam are also representative of the type of questions/problem you can expect on this year's exam. Therefore, if you want to have a "prøveeksamen", the 2019 exam serves this purpose well.

This year's exam will be of similar difficulty and similar extent as in previous years.

Questions about exam: If you have any questions regarding the exam, please send them to Jacob Linder and I will post the answer to the most common questions here.