4th Term Phy12L A1 April 22 Course Calendar

FACULTY COURSE CODE/SECTION DAY

COURSE CALENDAR RICARDO F. DE LEON, JR. PHY12L/A1 TIME THURSDAY

ROOM

7:30 AM – 12:00 NN W310

Week #

DATE

Week 1

April 22

Orientation

Week 2

April 29

E301: Linear Expansion

Week 3

TOPIC

May 06

E302: Heat and Calorimetry

Week 4

May 13

E303: Transverse Wave: Frequency of Vibration

Week 5

May 20

QUIZ NO. 1

Week 6

May 27

E304: Kundt’s Tube: Velocity of Sound in Solid

Week 7

June 03

Week 8

June 10

E306: Series and Parallel Circuits

Week 9

June 17

QUIZ NO. 2

Week 10

June 24

FINAL EXAMINATION Submission of Course Portfolio

E305: Electric Field and Equipotential Lines

ACTIVITIES Discussion on nature of course Discussion on grading system. Review of mission vision Distribution of course syllabus Discussion of theories and principles Actual performance of the experiment Discussion of theories and principles Actual performance of the experiment Submission of Lab Report for E301 Discussion of theories and principles Actual performance of the experiment Submission of Lab Report for E302 Submission of Lab Report for E303 Quiz on E301, E302 and E304 Discussion of theories and principles Actual performance of the experiment Discussion of theories and principles Actual performance of the experiment Submission of Lab Report for E303 Discussion of theories and principles Actual performance of the experiment Submission of Lab Report for E305 Submission of Lab Report for E306 Quiz on E303, E305 and E306

Passing Grade is 70% Grading System Report Long Exams Final Examination Total

Course Evaluation

Grading Scale General Average 96.01 – 100 .00 93.01 – 96.00 90.01 – 93.00 86.01 – 90.00 83.01 – 86.00

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50% 30% 20% 100%

Grade 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00

General Average 80.01 – 83.00 76.01 – 80.00 73.01 – 76.00 70.00 – 73.00 0.000 – 69.99

Grade 2.25 2.50 2.75 3.00 5.00

Aside from academic deficiency, other grounds for a failing grade are:  Cheating during examinations  More than 20 % of the total number of meetings missed in a term  Failure to take the final examination with no valid excuse Long Exams  There will be two (2) long exams in the entire term  Strictly no make-up, late or early exams Reports

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Individual Report ( computer print out)

Final Examination  The final examination is comprehensive, covering all experiments in the course. My Contact Number My Email Addresses Yahoo Group

2475000 loc. 4301 / globe 09276468615 [email protected] [email protected]

[email protected]

Guidelines in the preparation of Laboratory Report Main Sections 1. title page 2. signed data sheet -10 3. sample computation -10 4. graphs ( if required ) 5. remarks and conclusion

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6.

MAPUA INSTITUTE OF

related literature

methodology – 10 This part of the paper details the procedure employed in the experiment in paragraph form. Describe the setup of the experiment using a diagram. Properly label your diagrams and describe the materials used in the setup. Take photos of the set up and actual conduct of the experiment. Two photos per page. (Measurement of the Photo: height – 3.4” width – 4.54”). A caption describing the photo is placed below the picture. It uses the present tense.  analysis of data / sources of errors/recommendations - 10  final conclusion - 10

free space-10  reference  acknowledgment – thank only people and institution Margins Leave margins of 1.5 inches at the top and 1 inch at left and right and at the bottom of title page only. Typescript

T E C H N O L O G Y

Department of Physics E301: Linear Expansion DE LEON, RICARDO JR. F. 2005123456 BSChE-2 Group 1 PHY12L-B1 06 May 2009

Type final report single space on one side of bond paper (8.5” x 11”) in Times New Roman/Tahoma/Arial/Verdana.