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PHYS 3P92

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Experimental Physics II (Electronics)

Instructor: E. Sternin

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This year's term project presentation(s): April 19, 2022, 10:00, H300
- NoteBlocks, an early music training toy system
  By Ross B., Scott T., and Travis N.
This is a senior undergraduate laboratory course, 13 weeks in duration, four hours per week. See the Lab Manual link on the left.
Lab reports must be typed, and written in the form of a scientific paper. Excessive reproduction of the lab manual is discouraged; students should use a proper form of citation and an appropriate bibliography. However, each lab report should contain all information necessary to reproduce the results. Lab marks conribute a total of 70% to the final mark. Late lab reports are penalized at 15%/day sinking cap.
In addition, a term project requiring at least three weeks of independent work by the student is completed, and a public presentation of the project is made. The project contributes 20% and the two seminar presentations (project proposal the week of March 1, and the final presentation) icontribute additional 10% to the final mark. For inspiration, some previously-completed or currently available projects are listed under Term Projects on the left; additional ideas will be discussed in class and students are encouraged to come up with their own.
Maintaining safe and tidy workspace in the laboratory is required. A passing grade in the course is conditional on the final clean-up of the laboratory workspace at the end of the term, to the satisfaction of the instructor.