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Physsoc will be holding exam review sessions for Phys 101 this term.

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1. Format
2. Where/When
3. Rate and Discounts
4. Sale Schedule
5. Policy
6. Contact

The tutorial consists of three sessions, each three hours in length with some time for extra questions afterwards. Each session is run as a lecture-style tutorial - the tutor will review important concepts, go over representative problems, teach useful techniques, and have a Question & Answer period.

PHYS 101

Saturday, December 3rd, 2011. 12:00-15:00 Henry Angus 234

Fluids, simple harmonic motion

Sunday, December 4th, 2011. 12:00-15:00 Henry Angus 234

Simple harmonic motion, waves

Monday, December 5th, 2011. 12:00-15:00 Henry Angus 234

Waves, interference and diffraction

Non-members: $15 per session, or $40 for all three

Physsoc Members: $10 per session, or $25 for all three. Bring your member card when you buy tickets.

Note: Each session will cover a different aspect of the course. You may go to any session. You can still get the 3-session discount if you buy tickets separately. Membership is $5, so if you plan on taking physics next term, you can save money!

Buy tickets outside of class before or after every PHYS 101 class in Hebb theatre until end of term. You might also be able to buy one from an exec in the Physsoc Lounge (HENN 307). Also, tickets are likely to be available at the door!

Admission:
Upon payment, we will record your name and student number. Please bring your student card with you to the session and we will check you off from our list!

Purchase:
- Tickets are valid for any session.
- Admissions are refundable with sufficient notice (so we can resell your spot) or if you miss the session due to an emergency.
- Admissions are non-transferable (ie. your ticket will work for you only).

Please email physsoc(AT)phas.ubc.ca for any concerns or questions. You can also drop by HENN 307 and maybe someone can answer your question.

Disclaimer: The review tutorial is organized with the goal of helping students to prepare for final exam. It is in no way designed to substitute for course material, or to teach the course. The materials in the tutorial are carefully prepared, and will assist the students in their preparation; however, the students are ultimately responsible for their exam performance. Rest assured, Physsoc is commmited to provide resources and supports to the students in their academic career, first year and beyond.