Background
The following video series and corresponding supplemental files were created in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic by our Instructional Support Technician, Jacob Labry. With the closure of campus and the move to remote learning, a new method for hands-on lab instruction was necessary and thus, the rapid creation of these instructional lab videos. This material is still useful for previewing the lab, but it is not a substitute for the current in-person lab courses. Each week students can watch the video for the next experiment prior to attending their lab class to understand how the equipment is to be used and how data is to be acquired. Faculty, students, and staff are encouraged to submit any questions, comments, or additional feedback to our Instructional Support Technician, Jacob Labry, using this online feedback form.
WEEK | EXPERIMENT TITLE | PHYSICS 1100 LAB VIDEOS | SUPPLEMENTAL FILES |
2 | Measurements, Propagation of Error, and Density | Note: This particular experiment is performed by both Physics 1100 and Physics 2100. | Student Data Sheets: |
3 | Addition of Forces and Vectors | No Supplemental Data Required | |
4 | Circadian Rhythm Data Analysis
| See Lab Manual | No Supplemental Data Required
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5 | Linear Motion and One-Dimensional Kinematics | ||
6 | Newton’s Second Law of Motion | ||
7 | Kepler’s Laws of Orbital Motion
| See Lab Manual |
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8 | Projectile Motion and Ballistic Pendulum | No Supplemental Data Required | |
9 | Archimedes’ Principle | ||
10 | Fluids in Motion | ||
11 | Mechanical Equivalent of Heat | ||
12 | Latent Heat of Fusion | No Supplemental Data Required | |
13 | Masses on Springs: Simple Harmonic Motion |
| No Supplemental Data Required
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14 | Empirical Equation for the Time of Oscillation of a Ring Pendulum | ||
15 | Standing Waves on a String | No Supplemental Data Required
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