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Welcome to the PHYS 222: Enrichment E&M Course Webpage!
General Information
Course Description
Supplementary material to PHYS 212. We will take a collaborative group learning approach to improving our conceptual understanding and problem solving abilities in introductory calculus-based electricity & magnetism.
Prerequisite: PHYS 100; concurrent registration in PHYS 212
Instructor
Sarah Hagen | Contact via email → shagen2@illinois.edu
Class Meeting
Time: Thursdays, 5:00 - 6:50 p.m
Place: 2025 Campus Instructional Facility (Classes are in-person)
In case of instructor absence: Links for online classes or information about extra office hours will be provided as needed.
Syllabus
Please review the following syllabi for details regarding the grading procedures in this course and its accompanying course:
PHYS 222: https://courses.physics.illinois.edu/phys222/fa2025/syllabus.html
PHYS 212: https://courses.physics.illinois.edu/phys212/fa2025/syllabus.html
Agenda
All announcements, notes, practice assignments (classwork), problem sets (homework), and solutions will be posted to the agenda table. Please review the Agenda tab each week in advance of class.
Policies and Procedures
Course Grade Breakdown
You must arrive to class on time to receive full attendance points.
You should be collaborating with your classmates on the problems and remain fully engaged during class.
You will solve these worksheets with your classmates during the class and turn them in at the end of the class. These assignments are graded for completion.
You can work on these problem sets during class once you have completed the practice assignment. These are graded for correctness. There will be no homework on the week before and the week of Physics 212 exams.
Assignment Due Dates:
Practice assignments are due at the end of the class. If you haven't completed all the problems by the end of the class (assuming you have been focused on the work during class), you can turn them in at the beginning of class the following week and receive full credit.
Homework problem sets assigned are due at the beginning of the next class (1 week after which they are assigned). In case you want to re-do questions you lost points on, corrected homework can be turned in the week after they were due for half credit.
You can directly mail your assignments to the instructor (see email above) in PDF form or turn them in during class. Assignments may be typed or handwritten and should be legible.