PHY 133L and PHY 133

mslugx · 12-06-05, 02:08 AM

I have 2 questions, I have Rainey George for PHY 133, and Johnson David for PHY 133L. Are they hard ?
I went throught the comments on these teachers, I can't really judge if they are a good teacher to take or not. Please give me more comment on them, and I would be really appriciated.

HardToSpell · 02-17-06, 12:59 PM

I can't speak to the professors themselves, but PHY 133/L is generally considered a difficult class on its own, regardless of who's teaching it. Very abstract stuff, electricity and magnetism.

orangecounty58 · 09-04-08, 11:07 PM

Antonio Aurilia if he is still teaching the course is who i'd recommend. the guy loves physics. the guy hates when students dont pay attention or read the material, which is funny to see. picks on people he knows, which is also funny.

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mslugx Newcomer Joined: Oct 2003 Posts: 2	PHY 133L and PHY 133 I have 2 questions, I have Rainey George for PHY 133, and Johnson David for PHY 133L. Are they hard ? I went throught the comments on these teachers, I can't really judge if they are a good teacher to take or not. Please give me more comment on them, and I would be really appriciated.

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02-17-06, 12:59 PM	#2 (permalink)
HardToSpell Newcomer Joined: Feb 2006 Posts: 10	I can't speak to the professors themselves, but PHY 133/L is generally considered a difficult class on its own, regardless of who's teaching it. Very abstract stuff, electricity and magnetism.

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orangecounty58 Active Member Joined: Dec 2003 Location: OC Posts: 78	Antonio Aurilia if he is still teaching the course is who i'd recommend. the guy loves physics. the guy hates when students dont pay attention or read the material, which is funny to see. picks on people he knows, which is also funny.