Algebra-Based Introductory Physics II:
These lab manuals are totally different from any other manuals provided at the other US universities. Each lab is fully explained in terms of the detailed procedure and concepts that students should learn during the class. You can get effective study for each physics topic.PHY112 Lab Activities
Setup for each PHY112 Lab
This is just for your information. No need to print out.
Laboratory Schedules
Check the next week activity. The order of labs is subject to change due to the lecture schedule.
Notes:
Please discuss questions on the manual after completing each section of the lab activity with your partners and TA. Similar questions will be asked in quizzes and the final examination. (Don't just take the data and leave the lab!)
Try to encourage your group partners to cooperate for experiments, recording the data, and calculating the results.
This is just for your information. No need to print out.
Laboratory Schedules
Check the next week activity. The order of labs is subject to change due to the lecture schedule.
Notes:
Please discuss questions on the manual after completing each section of the lab activity with your partners and TA. Similar questions will be asked in quizzes and the final examination. (Don't just take the data and leave the lab!)
Try to encourage your group partners to cooperate for experiments, recording the data, and calculating the results.
- Activity 1: Charging by Induction and Conduction [Setup]
- Activity 2: Electric Potentials and Fields [Setup]
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Activity 3: Electronics Primer [Setup]
Preview for how to use a multimeter.
- Activity 4: Ohm's Law and Resistivity [Setup] Warning!! Preview for how to use a multimeter.
- Activity 5: Capacitance and the RC Circuit [Setup]
- Activity 6: Magnetic Fields [Setup]
- Activity 7: Electomagnetic Induction [Setup]
- Activity 8: RLC Series Circuit with AC Source [Setup]
- Activity 9: Geometrical Optics and Refractive Index [Setup]
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Activity 10: Thin Lenses and its Equations [Setup]
Here is a derivation of the thin lens equation. - Activity 11: Interference and Diffraction of Light [Setup]
Policy for Make-up Lab:
If you have to miss a lab, we encourage you to attend other section to make up the lab in the same week. Otherwise, politely ask your TA to make it up some time when both you and TA are available.
Missing lab without making up will deduct significant scores.
AcknowledgmentIf you have to miss a lab, we encourage you to attend other section to make up the lab in the same week. Otherwise, politely ask your TA to make it up some time when both you and TA are available.
Missing lab without making up will deduct significant scores.
Creating this laboratory manual, maintaining the equipment, running each lab well and discussing important issues to solve them could not be accomplished without the following member: Rajendra Timilsina, Bharath Kandula, Pramila Shakya, Venkata Subramanyam Chapati, Mahesh Ghimire, Rekam Giri, Ek Raj Adhikari, Khagendra Adhikari, Matthew Dixon, Amanda Palchak, and Melanie Brady. Not only the current member, but I really want to appreciate the previous people who have contributed to the fundamental organization and great ideas of the lab. Also, I'm not forgetting about students' feedback!!! That's the most important opinion!