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New Jersey Institute of TechnologyDigital Commons @ NJITPhysics Syllabi NJIT SyllabiSpring 2019PHYS 121A-102: Physics II LabYanxing YangFollow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.njit.edu/phys-syllabiThis Syllabus is brought to you for free and open access by the NJIT Syllabi at Digital Commons @ NJIT. It has been accepted for inclusion in PhysicsSyllabi by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ NJIT. For more information, please contact digitalcommons@njit.edu.Recommended CitationYang, Yanxing, "PHYS 121A-102: Physics II Lab" (2019). Physics Syllabi. 40.https://digitalcommons.njit.edu/phys-syllabi/40COURSE SYLLABUS                               PHYSICS 121A – All sections SPRING 2019 INSTRUCTOR Name: Yanxing Yang, E-mail: yy397@njit.eduOFFICE HOURS Hours and Location: Thursday 3:00 PM- 5:00 PM, Tiernan 403TEXTBOOK Physics 121A Laboratory Manual, 9th Edition, sold by NJIT bookstoreDESCRIPTION This physics II laboratory course involves experiments which demonstrate the principles of electricity and magnetism including simple dc circuits, electric field, electric potential, magnetic field, and inductance.NOTE In order to take the laboratory course, PHYS 121A, a student must take concurrently the lecture course, PHYS 121 unless the student passed the lecture course previously. Withdrawal from either course will cause a simultaneous withdrawal from both courses.HELP - Visit or email your instructor if you are having trouble with the lab course; - If you need accommodations due to a disability, please contact Ms. Lyles (Chantonette.Lyles@njit.edu), Associate Director of Disability Support Services, to discuss your specific needs. GENERAL INFORMATION- There is no exam in the lab course. - No make-ups for missing labs are allowed. - Grading (A through D and F) is based on attendance, participation and lab report. - Experiments are a group effort. - Laboratory report should be individual one submitted by each student.LEARNING OJBECTIVES- Students will master basic physics concepts by performing an experiment relevant to a corresponding course work. - Students will gain hands-on experiences with experimental processes and develop effective written communication skills. - Students should develop collaborative learning skills by working in a group.LEARNING OUTCOMES- Students will demonstrate basic experimental skills by the practice of setting up and conducting an experiment.  - Students will demonstrate an understanding of the analytical methods required to interpret and analyze results and draw conclusions as supported by their data - Students will demonstrate basic communication skills by working in groups on laboratory experiments and the thoughtful discussion and interpretation of data.ATTENDANCE - Attendance policy is very strict. It is a student’s responsibility to confirm his/her attendance with Lab instructor.  - It is required for students to attend all lab experiments since grading is based on attendance, participation and lab report. - It is required for a student to sign the attendance sheet in every lab class. If a student fails to sign it, it is considered to be absent. - Attendance will be checked in the beginning and middle of each class by your instructor. - If a student does not appeal and resolve his/her attendance within 7 days, no further complaint will be accepted.  - If a student makes more than 3 unexcused absences, the student is very likely to fail the lab course. - If a student has excusable absences, the student should contact the dean of student office to email an official excuse to his/her lab instructor.LAB COURSE SCHEDULE *: 3/17 (Sun) thru 3/24 (Sat.) NJIT Spring Recess. No Classes. **: 5/7 (Tues.) Friday classes meet. Lab experiment in Week 12 will be performed.     Physics Laboratory Safety 1. Food and drink are not permitted during class in the lab at any time. 2. Wear safety glasses all the times during lab experiment. 3. Do not come in the lab early unless the instructor is present. 4. Do not wear loose hair or clothing around moving equipment. GRADING POLICY1. The grading guidelines are as follows: Attendance (20%); Participation (20%); Laboratory Report (60%) 2. A grade of zero (0) will be given for any missed experiment with no excuse. 3. Submission of lab report is due the following week class begins – penalty for lateness is 10 % per day. 4. Laboratory Report Grading (points): - Style; font type, font size, line space, margin, etc.  given by your lab instructor  (5)  - Title (5)  - Introduction including Objective and Theoretical Background (5) - Experimental Procedure (5)  - Results: Experimental Data (15) and Calculation (15) - Discussion and analysis of results; Answers to questions (40)   - Conclusions  (10) - Raw Data Sheet (5); unless otherwise instructed, raw data sheets (or photocopies of raw data) should be attached in the lab report. The raw data should be checked and signed by your instructor at the completion of lab experiment.GRADING SCALE90 - 100 % = A, 85 - 89 % = B+, 80 - 84 % = B, 75 - 79 % = C+, 70 - 74 % = C, 50 - 64 % = D, 0 - 49 % = FWeek Period Experiment1 1/22 – 1/28 Introduction, Error Analysis, MATLAB I2 1/29 – 2/4 MATLAB II3 2/5 – 2/11 Lab 200: Electric Charge and Force4 2/12 – 2/18 Lab 201: Electric Field by Point Charges5 2/19 – 2/25 Lab 202: Numerical Verification of Gauss’s Law6 2/26 – 3/4 Lab 203: Electric Potential and Electric Field7 3/5 – 3/11 Lab 205:  Parallel Plate Capacitor8* 3/12 – 3/25 Lab 215: Ohm’s Law – Current, Voltage, and Resistance Measurements    9 3/26 – 4/1 Lab 217: RC Circuits10 4/2 – 4/8 Lab 212: Measurement of e/m for an Electron11 4/9 – 4/15 Lab 210: Magnetic Field of Helmholtz Coil12 4/16 – 4/22 Lab 223: Faraday's Law13 4/23 – 4/29 Lab 218: RL Circuits14** 4/30 – 5/7 Lab 221: LC Circuits    5. Do not set equipment too close to the edge of the table. 6. Do not activate any electric circuit or apparatus until the instructor inspect it. 7. Never touch a possibly live circuit and do not touch electrical equipment with wet hands. 8. Only use laboratory equipment for the instructional purpose for which they were intended. 9. Never look directly in the beam of a laser and light from lamp used for experiment. 10. All trash and waste materials should be disposed in the proper container. Do not pour chemicals into the labora-tory sink. 11. Do not short the electrical leads on any equipment. 12. Any equipment except computer not in use should be turned off. 13. Do not take apart any apparatus or piece of equipment. 14. All damaged equipment and chemical spills should be immediately reported to a laboratory instructor or a labo-ratory staff. 15. Accidents and emergencies must be immediately reported to the laboratory instructor. (NJIT Emergency call number: 911) 16. Be aware that fire extinguishers are located in Rooms of 406T and 407T.

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