Dietz, The Art of Experimental Physics, Wiley & Sons, 1991. (University of Guelph Library Call #: QC39.T4 1997 (Textbook) Taylor, An Introduction to Error Analysis: The Study of Uncertainties in Physical Measurements (2nd Edition), University Science Books, 1997. (University of Guelph Library Call #: QC33.M52 2003) (Textbook) Napolitano, Experiments in Modern Physics (2nd Edition), Academic Press, 2003. Instructional Support Instructional Support TeamĮmail: MACN 401 Learning Resources Useful References Any students with concerns should contact the course instructor at their earliest convenience to discuss possible alternate arrangements, if necessary. Student health and safety is always paramount. follow all updated public health guidelines that are issued during the semester as the pandemic evolves.upon entering the lab space, students should use the provided disinfecting wipes to sanitize their workstation, keyboard and mouse.students and instructors should try to maintain physical separation of 2 m whenever possible.face coverings must be worn at all times while students are on campus.students must complete the University of Guelph COVID-19 Daily Screening Form each day before arriving on campus.Students must at all times follow all public health guidelines. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has necessitated various responses from the Government of Ontario and/or the Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health unit. The Department of Physics does not believe that these tools and techniques can be mastered using remote delivery, and thus the course is therefore being offered in a face-to-face setting. COVID-19 DisclaimerĪs an empirical science, physics progams (Biological & Medical Physics, Chemical Phyiscs, Physics, and Theoretical Physics) at the University of Guelph require that graduating students master key tools and techniques of experimental physics to satisfy the learning objectives of both their individual major and the BSc Program. There is no final exam associated with PHYS*3510. See the semester schedule below for more details – there will not be laboratories every week. Mondays and Wednesdays 14:30 - 17:20 in MacNaughton 417 There are no lectures associated with PHYS*3510. Students enrolled in PHYS*3510 should ensure that they allocate hours to this course every week, as the workload is significant and can become overwhelming if left to the last minute. The student’s scientific communication skills and ability to search the scientific literature will be developed.Īs discussed in the University of Guelph Undergraduate Calendar, a 0.50 credit course carries an expectation of 10-12 student-effort hours per week, including time allocated to lectures, labs, and tutorials. The students will obtain experience using modern laboratory instruments and practice methods of data acquisition and analysis. This course allows students to perform important experiments that illustrate topics discussed in third- and fourth-year physics courses. Pre-Requisites: PHYS*2180 or (NANO*2100, PHYS*2310) Course Description Modules include laboratory instrumentation employing computers, modern physics, waves and optics, molecular physics, biophysics, and solid state physics. Best regards.This modular course consists of experiments in modern and classical physics. (5) After you can confirm their pathogenicity, then you can make propagation by cross-infection to live insects as much you want as a medium without any special laboratory equipment. (4) So you need to reinfect your suggested entomopathogenic fungus to new insects to make sure of the pathogenicity (the saprophytic fungus will not cause mortality in this step). Note that there is a possibility the saprophytic fungus (like Aspergillus, Penicillium, Mucor, etc.) will also grow on your samples. In this step, you may observe several fungi grow in your samples. (In terms of identification, you need a microscope to observe the morphology or even need molecular identification to designate the species). But please note, it is not "identification", it is a kind of preliminary screening. (3) You can determine what kind of fungus grows in your samples visually by color or sporulation characteristics. (2) Then you need to incubate in the petri dish with wet cotton or paper till sporulation. If there is any entomopathogenic in your soil, it will cause mortality. It's a common method, you can easily find articles regarding this matter. You can use the "bait method" to isolate entomopathogenic fungus from the soil by making contact with insects and the soil (1).
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