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Clayton Second semester 2007 (Day)
On completion of this unit, students will be able to: explain and apply the key concepts of electromagnetism to a variety of electromagnetic phenomena; describe a range of optical instruments and their uses; understand the methods for analysing and designing AC circuits; use modern instruments and methods to acquire, manipulate and interpret physical data; write scientific reports at a level suitable for publication.
Examinations (3
2 hours): 50%
Assignments: 16%
Practical work (compulsory): 34% = Students must achieve a pass mark in the practical component to achieve an overall pass grade.
Three 1-hour lecture/problem classes and one 3-hour laboratory class per week