Physics II Labs

Failing to attend labs will negatively affect your course grade and evaluation. Labs are an important (and I hope fun) part of the course. We will learn skills here that you won't get a chance to practice in homework or discuss much in class.
After completing the lab, your group will hand in a worksheet. This worksheet will ask you to record some of the observations you made in lab, draw some conclusions, and perhaps do a problem or two. You can hand in the worksheet right after the lab, or, if you prefer, anytime before the following Tuesday. I will look over the lab "report", assign some sort of a grade, and hand it back to you.
Material covered in the labs may appear on exams.
The lab portion of your evaluation will be based almost exclusively on the degree with which you engage the material while doing the lab exercises and in your worksheet write-up.
Typical labs will be around two hours, but some may be longer.

Web page maintained by dave@hornacek.coa.edu.