Grading Policies:
Points for Lab Reports
Lab reports must be handed in on loose-leaf paper (no lab books, no notebook edges)
Use graph paper for all graphs
Lab reports must be turned in at the end of class. No exceptions
If you do not complete every single lab, you will get an F
There is a make-up week at the end of the quarter where you can make up ONLY ONE LAB!
If you can absolutely not make a lab time, email me or see me in class. It is possible that you can make the lab up sooner than the end of the quarter.
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5 |
name and lab title lab description/purpose |
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10 |
pre-lab (if applicable) introduction/methods (if
applicable) diagram of experimental
set-up (if applicable) |
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30 |
data: tables graphs (with correct labels, titles, etc.) descriptions
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40 |
explanation of data: key
features of data comparison
to theory (if applicable) sources of error --human error not
an acceptable source :o) relate
to experimental objective conclusions |
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10 |
exit quiz |
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5 |
neatness |
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100 |
Total points |