Re: Design an upper level lab

[twayburn@juno.com (Thomas L Wayburn)]

On Mon, 13 Oct 1997 10:01:58 EST "Paul Camp" <pjcamp@coastal.edu> writes:
> I have been asked to provide, on very short notice, specification for 
> a lab to be used for teaching upper division physics courses. No 
> specific course, just courses in general. Primarily, these will be 
> electronics, optics, thermodynamics, nuclear and modern physics. I 
> have a number of ideas for various things but I thought I would ask 
> around and see if anyone out there has a brilliant brainwave that I 
> could use. If you were designing a lab to teach upper division 
> physics courses, what would you ***desperately*** want to put in it in
the way of specific lab equipment or remodelling?
> Paul J. Camp                   "The Beauty of the Universe
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Hi Paul, Do you know of Ken Jolls at Iowa State - or (less likely) Iowa -
Dept. of Chemical Engineering?  He has designed some incredible
'automatic' experiments. 

Regards / Tom