 |
Intro to Modern Physics: Resources for Physics Instructors |
|
|
This page is part of the home page for the UT-Austin Intro to Modern Physics course. We plan to use this space to provide resources for instructors of physics (and other) labs. Several of the items below are mostly complete but not yet written up; they are marked "(not yet)." Please don't hestitate to contact us if you are interested in one of these topics; we can tell you what we know. |
|
|
Course Information | If you are looking for information on this specific class
(PHY453), go to the course home page A page with our Course Information. How to Contact Us. |
|
| Experiments | Manuals for many of our labs. | ||
| Tutorials | Data Analysis in
Mathematica and Excel (partial). How to write a Lab Report (not yet). Introduction to LabView (not yet). How to write a custom function in Excel. |
||
| Projects and Papers | A PC-Based Lock in Analyzer
written in LabView. An Excel function to do least-squares fitting for data with uncertainty in one or both variables. A Poor Man's Cold-Finger Cryostat (not yet). Redesign of a Modern Physics Course Around a Group Project (not yet). LabViewControl of a Damped, Driven Pendulum (not yet). Transition temperature of a High-Tc Superconductor using Lock-in detection. (not yet). Physics of Semiconductor Electronics (not yet), including Hall Effect using Lock-in detection (not yet). A Homemade Diode (not yet). |
||
|
References | Writing Textbooks and Journals Useful Links Useful Suppliers ... and many more References |
|
|
World: | UT-Austin Department of
Physics University of Texas, Austin CitySearch Austin |
|
