F2025 - PHY1121 - Fundamentals of Physics I - DGD Tutorial/Grading & Correcting

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Completion of 3 years of University level Physics or equivalent.

Marking / Grading: 61 hours.
Preparation: 36 hours. Preparing solutions to problems for the pre-lecture workshops.
Marking / Grading: 17 hours. Marking/grading of assignments, tests, midterms.
Contact with students: 12 hours. Hosting the workshops: Discussions, problem solving, explaining concepts.
Other Duties: 4 hours.
Please note: the proctoring of a final exam will be assigned by the Faculty of Science.

 

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