Courses that I've taught:

Lecture courses

Recent years:

• Basic Physics PHYS:1400
• syllabus for classroom format 2017
• syllabus for online format 2020
• Electronics PHYS:3850 (29:128)

Previous years:

• College Physics II PHYS:1512 (29:012)
• Physics I PHYS:1700 (29:17)
• Physics IV PHYS:2704
• Electricity & Magnetism PHYS:3811 (29:129)
• Electricity & Magnetism PHYS:3812 (29:130)
• Plasma Physics I PHYS:4731 (29:194)
• Plasma Physics II PHYS:7729 (29:195)
• Advanced Plasma Physics I PHYS:7730 (29:294)
• Advanced Plasma Physics II (29:295)

Laboratories

• Physics Laboratories PHYS:1400, PHYS:1409, PHYS:1511, PHYS:1512, PHYS:1611, PHYS:1612, PHYS:1619, PHYS:1701, PHYS:1702, PHYS:2703, PHYS:2704- I wrote the lab manuals for all these courses 1999-2006
• Electronics PHYS:3850 (29:128)

Teaching techniques

How to use "flipping" to teach college-level
physics and other technical subjects

• Youtube channel
• Seminar April 27, 2015 Emory University
  • handout notes pdf file
  • powerpoint file with movies 39 MB
  • videos of presentation:
    • 1 What is flipping? 06:07
    • 2 Example flip videos 05:16
    • 3 The problems flipping solves, and what to do in the classroom 02:48
    • 4 Good practices - keep it short, use quizzes 07:44
    • 5 Good practices - guide the eye amongst the clutter 05:41
    • 6 Outcomes - learning and student satisfaction 04:57
    • 7 How to do it - the hardware and software 05:51