PHYS.3930L Advanced Experimental Physics Laboratory I (Formerly 96.393)

Id: 008699 Credits: 2-2

Description

Some of the most significant experiments in the history of physics are revisited. Form measuring the universal gravity constant to observing the quantization of light and matter, this laboratory course challenges students' experimental skills and tests their understanding of fundamental concepts. Preparing high quality lab reports and presentations is emphasized.

Prerequisites

PHYS.2610L The Physics of Materials & Devices, or PHYS.2450L Physics II lab, and PHYS.2620L Principles of Laboratory Automation with a grade of C- or better, or Spring 2020 grade of "P".

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