From key@physics.utoronto.ca Tue Feb 26 14:22:05 2008
Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2008 14:22:04 -0500
From: Tony Key <key@physics.utoronto.ca>
To: jungmin.hong@utoronto.ca
Subject: Use of SN

Hi Jungmin -  sorry to be so long in replying - your mail was directed to my
trash. I think I've explained in the web page and in the notes what is
expected.  My section of the course consists of the Supplementary Notes.
All questions, problems, tests, exams, are based on them.  If you want to
read the text book as well, you may find it useful to explain some points
that my more abbreviated notes don't cover. But that is up to you.

I've have used a few problems from the text, and will suggest to tutors to
use parts of the Workbook - but only when the material has been covered in
the Supplementary Notes.

TonyK



jungmin.hong@utoronto.ca wrote:
> Hello,
> My name is Jungmin Hong (996000090).
> I just have a quick question about what to study for the nuclear and
> radiation part of the course.
> You have said that we need to download the supplementary notes from  the
> website.
> I've got those, but I was wondering if we'd need to read the text book
> along with it. Or studying from your lecture and the supplementary  notes
> enough?
> Also is that mean all masteringphysics quizzes and problem sets based  on
> the supplementary notes?
> 
> 

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