Lab:	Tuesday & Thursday, 1:00-4:50 PM, Crow 302

Instructor	Assistant in Instruction	Assistant in Instruction	Lab Coordinator
Professor Johanna Nagy	William Charles	Yelin Sheng	Dr. Scott Handley
The class email address is: physics322@physics.wustl.edu

General Information   • Syllabus (on Canvas)   • Description of Experiments   • Lab Notebooks & Participation Guidelines   • Oral Presentation Guidelines   • Written Paper Guidelines     • Is There A Future For The Advanced Lab?

Additional Info   • Significant Digits   • Uncertainty   • Theory of Error Propagation     • Hints for Writing Scientific Papers   • Preparing a Scientific Paper in Latex Video   • Download Latex Templates

Experiment Assignments

Timeline
The first day of class is on Jan. 17. We will meet at 1:00 PM in Crow 204. There will be a brief introduction and description of the lab experiments. We will discuss some details about presentations and data analysis. You will choose which lab experiments you would like to perform. (Choose at least 6 experiments in case you do not get your first 3 choices.) You will submit your experiment choices. We will devise a schedule for the experiments that best fits everybody’s request. On Jan. 19 we will meet at 1:00 PM in Crow 302. Three experiments will be performed over the course of the semester. At the end of each period a lab notebook and either an oral presentation or written publication are required.
Period 1	Jan. 19 - Feb. 16
		Peer Review Paper Draft     Feb. 16 Final Paper     Feb. 23 at 1pm
Period 2	Feb. 21 - Mar. 28
		Spring Break:   Mar. 14 & 16 Oral Presentation     Mar. 28
Period 3	Mar. 30 - Apr 27
		Peer Review Paper Draft     Apr. 27 Final Paper     May 4 at 1pm