Physics 102 Laboratory Manual
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questions that are asked in the manual. 3 Prelab Problem Sets. At the end of the lab manual, you will find a short set of questions for each lab, ...
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Physics 102 Laboratory Manual Spring 2002 Physics 102 Laboratory Manual Spring 2002 Lecturer: Prof. Ed Groth Jadwin 264, 8-4361 groth@pupggprinceton.edu Lab Manager: Dr. Cristiano Galbiati Jadwin 226, 8-1245 galbiati@princeton.edu Lab Coordinator: Jim Ewart McDonnell 103, 8-4381 jimew@princeton.edu 1 General Each student enrolled in Physics 102 must complete this course of labs concurrently. The structure will be pretty much like the Phy 101 labs. There are a total of ten labs, roughly one per week. Lab classes are three hours long and all work should be completed during this time. Students may continue to use the same logbooks that they used in 101, and as in 101, these logbooks should never leave the lab without permission of the TA or lab manager. 2 Lab Reports As before, the lab writeup requirements are not very demanding. There’s no need to repeat what was said in the manual. Describe what was done, making appropriate sketches; present your data, results, and a brief discussion of errors. Also answer any questions that are asked in the manual. 3 Prelab Problem Sets At the end of the lab manual, you will find a short set of questions for each lab, starting with lab II. These are to be completed before the lab each week and handed in at the beginning of your lab section. They should be trivial for anyone who has 3 read the lab write-up. TA’s have the right to refuse to accept prelab problem sets if they see students working on them during lab time. 4 Grading Lab writeups will be graded on a 5 point scale, with 4 being average. Anything below a 3 is considered a failed lab and must be re-done during reading week. The lab writeups will make up 2/3 of your lab grade, and the prelab problems sets 1/3. The lab grade will then count as 10% of your course grade. 5 Missed and Failed Labs If for any reason you are unable to attend your assigned lab, you should attend one of the other lab sections during the week, if at all possible. You mus ...
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