Laboratory Physics
Spring Semester, 2009

Links:

• Daily lab schedules
• Study guide for lab exams
• Other resources
• Contact Michelle Arnold (marnold@weber.edu) questions/concerns about the lab program in general. If you have concerns regarding your individual lab section, making up labs, lab grades, etc., contact your instructor directly

Schedule (http://physics.weber.edu/arnold/lab/dailylabsched.htm)

[Last update: 01/06/09]

Week	Date	2020	2220	2010/2210
1	1/5	Introduction to Electricity LL 222	NO LABS	Position, Time, and Velocity (All labs in SL 225)
2	1/12	NO LABS	Diffraction and Interference LL 221	Linear Motion with Constant Acceleration
3	1/19	Electric Fields and Potentials LL 222	Refraction of Light LL 221	Falling Objects
4	1/26	Voltage, Current, and Resistance LL 222	Thin Lenses LL 221	PHYS 2010, NO LAB PHYS 2210: Computational Lab
5	2/2	DC Circuits:  Kirchhoff's Rules LL 221	Introduction to Electricity LL 222	Force Vectors and Static Equilibrium
6	2/9	The Oscilloscope and RC Circuits LL 222	Electric Fields and Potentials LL 221	The Simple Pendulum
7	2/16	Magnetic Field LL 222	NO LABS	NO LABS
8	2/23	AC Circuits LL 221	Voltage, Current, and Resistance LL 222	Collisions & Conservation
9	3/2	Refraction of Light LL 222	DC Circuits:  Kirchhoff's Rules LL 221	Rotational Dynamics
--	3/9	SPRING BREAK
10	3/16	Thin Lenses LL 222	Magnetic Field LL 221	Simple Harmonic Motion
11	3/23	Diffraction and Interference LL 222	The Oscilloscope and RC Circuits LL 221	Standing Waves on a String
12	3/30	The Photoelectric Effect LL 221	AC Circuits LL 222	Sound Waves in Air Columns
13	4/6	Atomic Spectroscopy LL 222	The Photoelectric Effect LL 221	The Ideal Gas Law
14	4/13	Radioactivity LL 221	Atomic Spectroscopy LL 222	Heat and Calorimetry
15	4/20	Final Exam LL 222	Radioactivity LL 221	Final Exam
Finals	4/27	NO LABS	Final Exam LL 222	NO LABS
	Notes:	Labs switch between rooms 221 & 222 -- see schedule.		All labs in SL 225.