Welcome!
The Practicals are mandatory weekly 3-hour
sessions in which you will get together in teams
of 2 or 4 to work on hands-on activities,
experimental measurements and error analysis and
computer simulations.
What you do in Practicals will be directly related to what
is going on in class, and is designed to help you succeed on
the tests and exam. Practicals are sometimes called
"labratorials", as they combine traditional aspects of both
laboratories and tutorials.
PHY151H1F
Fall 2015 Practicals
All PHY151 Practicals are held in MP126A. (This is
room 126 in the west-half of the room near the windows.)
Jason
Harlow, Practicals Coordinator. Office: MP121-B, Phone
416-946-4071,
Sabine Stanley, Course Professor. Research
Office: MP516B, Phone 416-946-8130. Undergrad Chair
Office: MP328, Phone 416-978-6674
Phil Scolieri, Practicals Technologist. Office: MP127.
There are eight Practicals sections with a maximum of 32
students per section:
Section
Time
Group Code
TA1 (marks activity booklets)
TA2 (marks problem sets)
Drop Box
P0102
T9am-12noon
T9
Dominque Soutiere
Brian Duong
9
P0101
T1-4pm
T1
Nazim Boudjada
MattheW
Badali
10
P0201
W9am-12noon
W9
Leon Yuan
Erik Lutsch
11
P0202
W2-5pm
W2
Kristof
Bognar
Russell
Blackport
12
P5203
W5-8pm
W5
Erfan
Shalchian Tabrizi
Rod Parsa
15
P0301
R9am-12noon
R9
Robert
Les
Fengyi
Xie
14
P0302
R1-4pm
R1
Xin
Song
Chav
Chau
13
P0401
F9am-12noon
F9
Paul Godin
Chi Yan
16
Here is the Practicals
Marking Rubric .
Here is the PHY151
Drop-in Centre Hours
Practical
Schedule (Subject to Change) |
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Practical |
Date |
Topics, Activities |
|
Sep 14-18 |
NO PRACTICALS |
1 |
Sep 22-25 |
To Prepare: Look
at the department Introduction
to Python page, in particular please read
Tutorial 1. You can also watch the 20 minute Intro
Video to today's uncertainty module |
2 |
Sep 29 - Oct 2 |
To
Prepare: Read Chapter 6 plus Sections 14.1, 14.2,
14.3, 14.5 and 14.6 of Mazur
Practice Problem Set 2
- to be done in Practical not for marks Relativity Module,
Activities 15 and 3 |
3 |
Oct 6 - 9 |
To Prepare:
Practice at home with the "Physics
with VPython" tutorial online - Learn how to
make a ball and a floor. |
4 |
Oct 13 - 16 |
To Prepare: Read
Chapter 3 of Mazur "Principles" book |
5 |
Oct 20 - 23 |
To Prepare: Read Chapter 4 of Mazur
"Principles" book |
Mid-term test Oct. 23 evening 7-9pm in EX100 | ||
6 |
Oct 27-30 |
Scrambling
Teams! New pods are assigned by your TA today! Splitting into
pairs for Practicals Activities: Python Collisions |
7 |
Nov 3-6 |
To Prepare: Take a ride on one of the
elevators in the 14-storey tower of the Physics
building. Observe the spring scale and fill out
the Elevator
Data Form. Please bring the form to
Practicals. |
Nov.9-13 | NO PRACTICALS (due to Monday and Tuesday Fall break) | |
8 |
Nov 17-20 |
Practice
Problem Set 8 - to be done in Practicals not for
marks |
9 |
Nov 24-27 |
To Prepare: Read Chapter 10 of Mazur
"Principles" book. In particular, Section
10.7, and work through Example 10.6. Also have
a look at the Wikipedia page on the Drag
Equation. Splitting into
pairs for Practicals Activities: Python Projectiles |
10 |
Dec 1-4 |
To Prepare: Read
Chapters 11 and 12 of Mazur "Principles" book. |