Monthly Archives: June 2019

Shooting circuits

Posted on June 27, 2019 by Andy Rundquist

I’ve posted before about how I struggle teaching complex circuits (really just circuits that contain batteries and resistors in ways that can’t be analyzed with parallel and series tricks). There you’ll read about how I find that if I just … Continue reading →

Posted in general physics, physics | 8 Comments

App for facilitating calling on people

Posted on June 21, 2019 by Andy Rundquist

“Two posts in one day?” you ask? Yep, I’ve kind of forgotten how useful it is to organize my thoughts here and to get such useful feedback from you awesome folks. I’ve been working on a new web app and … Continue reading →

Posted in programming, teaching | 5 Comments

Talking to parents of admitted students

Posted on June 21, 2019 by Andy Rundquist

One of the roles I have in the dean’s office is to talk to parents at admissions events. This week I talked with three different groups of parents of admitted students the day before their students registered for the fall. … Continue reading →

Posted in dean | 4 Comments