Recommended previous courses: PHY103, PHY106
In Advanced Lab I, students have the opportunity to apply the physics knowledge they acquired in PHY201 and PHY202. PHY203 consists of 7 distinct lab sessions of 4 hours each. It provides an in-depth study of a wide range of physical phenomena such as electronics, wave-optics (diffraction, interference and polarization of light), and the mechanics of solid bodies. Upon course completion, students will have acquired advanced experimental skills allowing them to set up, carry out and analyze critically experiments in physics and mechanics.
Recommended previous courses: PHY103, PHY106
In Advanced Lab I, students have the opportunity to apply the physics knowledge they acquired in PHY201 and PHY202. PHY203 consists of 7 distinct lab sessions of 4 hours each. It provides an in-depth study of a wide range of physical phenomena such as electronics (passive and active electronics, Fourier synthesis, Arduino micro-controller), wave-optics (diffraction, interference and polarization of light), nuclear physics (Rutherford scattering experiment) and the mechanics of solid bodies. Upon course completion, students will have acquired advanced experimental skills allowing them to set up, carry out and analyze critically experiments in physics and mechanics.
- Teaching coordinator: Bellon Ludovic
- Teaching coordinator: Bodelot Laurence
- Teaching coordinator: Bravo Sophie
- Teaching coordinator: Du Nina
- Teaching coordinator: Laplace Yannis
- Teaching coordinator: Laroussi Taha
- Teaching coordinator: Riechert Hannes
- Teaching coordinator: Schué Léonard
- Teaching coordinator: Taihi Ayah Soundous
- Teaching coordinator: Varlamov Pavel