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This page (https://wiki.pha.jhu.edu/advlab_wiki/index.php/2014) is your source of much course-related knowledge. | This page (https://wiki.pha.jhu.edu/advlab_wiki/index.php/2014) is your source of much course-related knowledge. Useful materials will be distributed here. | ||
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*and how to present your work through scientific writing. | *and how to present your work through scientific writing. | ||
These three aspects essentially define the course. Each lab will be evaluated based on how well the three aspects are realized. | These three aspects essentially define the course. Each lab will be evaluated based on how well the three aspects are realized. | ||
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Revision as of 20:09, 26 January 2014
Welcome to Advanced Physics Lab 2014!
Instructors
Professor: Tobias Marriage (marriage@pha.jhu.edu), Office: Bloomberg 215
TAs: Ian Anderson (ianderso@pha.jhu.edu)
Lab Guru: Steve Wonnell (wonnell@pha.jhu.edu)
Wiki
This page (https://wiki.pha.jhu.edu/advlab_wiki/index.php/2014) is your source of much course-related knowledge. Useful materials will be distributed here.
Also check out general descriptions of labs and pages for previous years at
https://wiki.pha.jhu.edu/advlab_wiki/index.php
General Description
In this class, you you'll learn
- how to conduct an experiment, collecting data with special attention to estimating systematic and statistical measurement errors,
- how to model the data,
- and how to present your work through scientific writing.
These three aspects essentially define the course. Each lab will be evaluated based on how well the three aspects are realized.
Readings
Weekly