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Physics 111.6 - 2005-06 Lab Information

Read this note regarding the Term 2 introductory lab sessions.

See the Announcements Page for information regarding the Term 1 introductory lab sessions to be held September 13 to 16.

SUPPLIES:

• Duo-tang folder
• sheets of 3-hole-punched ¼" graph paper 
• Hewlett-Packard HP 30S Scientific Calculator (Students are required to use a Hewlett-Packard HP 30S calculator for all Physics 111 exams.  No other calculator may be used.)  You are strongly encouraged to read the user manual and use the calculator on a regular basis.
• Geometry Set (compass, ruler, protractor, right triangles)

1. Laboratory work is an integral part of the course. A student will not receive a passing grade for the course unless all of the experiments have been completed. Failure to complete the laboratory work will result in failure in the course.
    
2. Withdrawing from Physics 111.6 implies discontinuing laboratory work in the course as well. You may not continue laboratory work after withdrawing from the course, even if you decide to continue to attend the lectures (i.e. change from 'credit' to 'audit').
    
3. If you withdraw from Physics 111.6 after completing at least the first term with an average laboratory mark of at least 70%, and you then repeat the course in a later session but within three years, you may request exemption from the first term labs. Your first term laboratory mark will be the average mark you received for the experiments already performed. You must then perform the remaining experiments in second term.
    
4. If you complete Physics 111.6 with a final grade of 40% or higher and complete the laboratory work with an average laboratory mark of at least 70%, and you then repeat the course in a later session but within three years, you may request exemption from all of the labs. Your laboratory mark for the year will be the average mark you received for the experiments already performed.
    
5. If you complete Physics 111.6 with a final grade of less than 40%, or if you are excluded from the final examination, or if you withdraw after the February 15 deadline (WF), no laboratory exemption will be granted (neither partial nor full).
    
6. Laboratory exemptions are not automatic. To request an exemption from laboratory work, you must contact Laverne Sander in Room 112 Physics.

PHYSICS 111.6 LABORATORY SCHEDULE
2005-06 REGULAR SESSION

Lab Schedule in pdf (Adobe Reader) format

Dates				Experiments
T	W	Th	F	Groups 1 to 10	Groups 11 to 20
13 Sep	14 Sep	15 Sep	16 Sep	INTRODUCTION	INTRODUCTION
20 Sep	21 Sep	22 Sep	23 Sep	M1 - Rm 117	M1 - Rm 112
27 Sep	28 Sep	29 Sep	30 Sep	M34 - Rm 117	M34 - Rm 112
04 Oct	05 Oct	06 Oct	07 Oct	M35 - Rm 112	M18 - Rm 125
11 Oct	12 Oct	13 Oct	14 Oct	M18 - Rm 125	M35 - Rm 112
18 Oct	19 Oct	20 Oct	21 Oct	M14 - Rm 117	M3 - Rm 131
25 Oct	26 Oct	27 Oct	28 Oct	M3 - Rm 112	M14 - Rm 117
01 Nov	02 Nov	03 Nov	04 Nov	M36 - Rm 117	M37 - Rm 112
08 Nov	09 Nov	10 Nov	11 Nov	NO LABS	NO LABS
15 Nov	16 Nov	17 Nov	18 Nov	M37 - Rm 112	M36 - Rm 117
22 Nov	23 Nov	24 Nov	25 Nov	M39 - Rm 117	M19 - Rm 112
29 Nov	30 Nov	01 Dec	02 Dec	M19 - Rm 112	M39 - Rm 117
10 Jan	11 Jan	12 Jan	13 Jan	Intro - Rm 112	Intro - Rm 112
17 Jan	18 Jan	19 Jan	20 Jan	S2 - Rm 112	S1 - Rm 117
24 Jan	25 Jan	26 Jan	27 Jan	S1 - Rm 117	S2 - Rm 112
31 Jan	01 Feb	02 Feb	03 Feb	E7 - Rm 112	E7 - Rm 117
07 Feb	08 Feb	09 Feb	10 Feb	E13 - Rm 117	H14 - Rm 112
14 Feb	15 Feb	16 Feb	17 Feb	BREAK	BREAK
21 Feb	22 Feb	23 Feb	24 Feb	H14 - Rm 112	E13 - Rm 117
28 Feb	01 Mar	02 Mar	03 Mar	L13 - Rm 112	L13 - Rm 112
07 Mar	08 Mar	09 Mar	10 Mar	L11 - Rm 117	L3 - Rm 112
14 Mar	15 Mar	16 Mar	17 Mar	L3 - Rm 112	L11 - Rm 117
21 Mar	22 Mar	23 Mar	24 Mar	MP9 - Rm 112	MP6 - Rm 117
28 Mar	29 Mar	30 Mar	31 Mar	MP6 - Rm 117	MP9 - Rm 112