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1.
There will be NO
MAKE-UP LABS under any circumstances. Of the eleven labs
this semester, your ten best lab grades will count towards your
final grade. This policy does not condone “missing”
the last lab if you have completed the previous ten experiments.
2.
Students may work with a single
lab partner; however, each student must submit an individual lab report reflecting his/her own work. (If there are not
enough experimental stations for accommodating students in
pairs, then the TA will assign those groups that are larger than
two students.)
3.
Lab reports are due
by the end of the class period during which the experiment
is performed. Your graded
report should be returned to you at the beginning of the next
class period. If your TA is not returning graded reports
promptly, then please contact the physics office (828-1818,
jpguyer@vcu.edu).
4.
Bring your textbook
and calculator to the
laboratory. Many of the questions in these labs require you to
know formulas or concepts from the textbook and to do short
calculations.
5.
Do not use lab
computers for unauthorized purposes. Any student caught
modifying the computer setup, downloading and installing
software, or using a computer for some other unauthorized
purpose not related to this course is liable to default a large
portion of their grade for the lab section.
6.
There is to be no
food or drink in the laboratory.
7.
The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 requires
Virginia Commonwealth University to provide a reasonable
accommodation to any individual who advises us of a physical or
mental disability. If you have a physical or mental limitation
that requires an accommodation or an academic adjustment, please
arrange a meeting with your professor and lab T.A. within the
first two weeks of class.
If
you have any questions or concerns related to the laboratory,
you may contact the lab coordinator Dr. Alison Baski at aabaski@vcu.edu
or
828-8295.
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