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| - | Lab 1 | + | == Lab #1 Oral Presentation Signup == |
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| + | === Instructions === | ||
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| + | Be sure to do all calculations in your lab notebook, and bring your laboratory notebook with you to the presentation. You may bring your presentation on your own laptop (if you know how to hook up and activate an external projector). Otherwise, bring your presentation on USB drive, CD, or e-mail it to me the night before the presentation, and you may use my computer. If you use your own computer, you need to also send me an electronic copy. Please bring a printout of your slides with you to your presentation, just in case something goes wrong. | ||
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| + | To sign up for a presentation slot, please put your name after the time you are signing up for. | ||
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| + | <pre>ex: | ||
| + | 4:30-5pm: Dave Dunmeyer</pre> | ||
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| + | === Signup === | ||
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| + | <pre> | ||
| + | September 27, 2006 | ||
| + | Building 13, 3rd Floor Conference Room (13-3038) | ||
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| + | Time Name | ||
| + | 4:30-5pm: Adrian YX Yeng | ||
| + | 5-5:30pm: Zhexu (Michael) Chen | ||
| + | 5:30-6pm: Gilberto Abram | ||
| + | 6-6:30pm: | ||
| + | 6:30-7pm: | ||
| + | 7-7:30pm: | ||
| + | 7:30-8pm: Dawsen Hwang | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
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| + | When editing this wiki page, be sure to click the edit tab (top), then the Save Page buton (bottom). | ||
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| + | === Additional Stuff === | ||
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| + | For the Lab #1 presentation, I would like to see the following topics presented: | ||
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| + | * Title slide (1st slide) | ||
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| + | * Prelab telescope design. (1 slide) | ||
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| + | * 1.1 Dipole argument of why light reflected from dielectric floor coating is polarized. (1 slide) | ||
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| + | * 1.2 b-1 and b-2. (1 slide) | ||
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| + | * 1.4 Explanation of the magic sheet. (1 slide) | ||
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| + | * 1.5 Definition of "plane of incidence" and what defines/differentiates TE and TM. A plot of TE vs. TM light intensity derived from your data as well as an overlay with the theoretical curves (explain any discrepencies with theory). (1 slide) | ||
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| + | * 1.6 Calculation and trigonometry for determining n (index of refraction) (1 slide) | ||
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| + | * 1.7 Answer/explain parts a-e (1 to 2 slides) | ||
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| + | Please use Microsoft Powerpoint (or compatible). You could also use PDF, if necessary. | ||
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| + | You will only be graded on technical content for the first oral presentation. Subsequent presentations will be graded on both technical content as well as slides and presentation technique. | ||
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| + | The presentation should not be stressful. Think of it as an interactive discussion. You will not be asked to do any detailed calculations on the board, etc. This is not a test. It is just an oral report. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:12, 31 December 2006
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Lab #1 Oral Presentation Signup
Instructions
Be sure to do all calculations in your lab notebook, and bring your laboratory notebook with you to the presentation. You may bring your presentation on your own laptop (if you know how to hook up and activate an external projector). Otherwise, bring your presentation on USB drive, CD, or e-mail it to me the night before the presentation, and you may use my computer. If you use your own computer, you need to also send me an electronic copy. Please bring a printout of your slides with you to your presentation, just in case something goes wrong.
To sign up for a presentation slot, please put your name after the time you are signing up for.
ex: 4:30-5pm: Dave Dunmeyer
Signup
September 27, 2006 Building 13, 3rd Floor Conference Room (13-3038) Time Name 4:30-5pm: Adrian YX Yeng 5-5:30pm: Zhexu (Michael) Chen 5:30-6pm: Gilberto Abram 6-6:30pm: 6:30-7pm: 7-7:30pm: 7:30-8pm: Dawsen Hwang
When editing this wiki page, be sure to click the edit tab (top), then the Save Page buton (bottom).
Additional Stuff
For the Lab #1 presentation, I would like to see the following topics presented:
- Title slide (1st slide)
- Prelab telescope design. (1 slide)
- 1.1 Dipole argument of why light reflected from dielectric floor coating is polarized. (1 slide)
- 1.2 b-1 and b-2. (1 slide)
- 1.4 Explanation of the magic sheet. (1 slide)
- 1.5 Definition of "plane of incidence" and what defines/differentiates TE and TM. A plot of TE vs. TM light intensity derived from your data as well as an overlay with the theoretical curves (explain any discrepencies with theory). (1 slide)
- 1.6 Calculation and trigonometry for determining n (index of refraction) (1 slide)
- 1.7 Answer/explain parts a-e (1 to 2 slides)
Please use Microsoft Powerpoint (or compatible). You could also use PDF, if necessary.
You will only be graded on technical content for the first oral presentation. Subsequent presentations will be graded on both technical content as well as slides and presentation technique.
The presentation should not be stressful. Think of it as an interactive discussion. You will not be asked to do any detailed calculations on the board, etc. This is not a test. It is just an oral report.
