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    Guidelines For Framing Term Paper Phy115 (Modern Physics and Electronics)

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    The document provides guidelines for students submitting a term paper for the course PHY115 Modern Physics and Electronics. It states that the term paper should be handwritten and submitted by the due date. The term paper is worth 30 marks and includes a 5 mark review, 15 mark final paper, and 10 mark viva voce. The final paper should include a title page, abstract, acknowledgements, table of contents, introduction, core chapters, applications/future prospects, conclusions and results, and references. The document also includes an annexure with the format for the title page and an allotment sheet assigning topics to each student and due dates.

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    The document provides guidelines for students submitting a term paper for the course PHY115 Modern Physics and Electronics. It states that the term paper should be handwritten and submitted by the due date. The term paper is worth 30 marks and includes a 5 mark review, 15 mark final paper, and 10 mark viva voce. The final paper should include a title page, abstract, acknowledgements, table of contents, introduction, core chapters, applications/future prospects, conclusions and results, and references. The document also includes an annexure with the format for the title page and an allotment sheet assigning topics to each student and due dates.

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    The document provides guidelines for students submitting a term paper for the course PHY115 Modern Physics and Electronics. It states that the term paper should be handwritten and submitted by the due date. The term paper is worth 30 marks and includes a 5 mark review, 15 mark final paper, and 10 mark viva voce. The final paper should include a title page, abstract, acknowledgements, table of contents, introduction, core chapters, applications/future prospects, conclusions and results, and references. The document also includes an annexure with the format for the title page and an allotment sheet assigning topics to each student and due dates.

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    Guidelines For Framing Term Paper Phy115 (Modern Physics and Electronics)

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    The document provides guidelines for students submitting a term paper for the course PHY115 Modern Physics and Electronics. It states that the term paper should be handwritten and submitted by the due date. The term paper is worth 30 marks and includes a 5 mark review, 15 mark final paper, and 10 mark viva voce. The final paper should include a title page, abstract, acknowledgements, table of contents, introduction, core chapters, applications/future prospects, conclusions and results, and references. The document also includes an annexure with the format for the title page and an allotment sheet assigning topics to each student and due dates.

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    GUIDELINES FOR FRAMING TERM PAPER PHY115 (MODERN PHYSICS AND ELECTRONICS)

    1. The Term Paper should be strictly in HAND WRITING of the respective student and submitted in hard copy. 2. The term paper comprises of 30 marks the division of which is following: (a) 5 marks-----Term paper review (to be submitted as per date in the following document). (b) 15 marks---Final term paper (to be submitted as per date in the following document) (c) 10------Viva voce (conducted in respective tutorial) 3. The Final term paper should have the following components: (a) Title page as per Annexure I. (b)Abstract of work undertaken (c) Acknowledgement. (d)Table of contents. (e) Introduction. (f) Core chapters. (g)Applications and future prospective. (h)Conclusions and results (if any). (i) References cited.

    EACH OF THE ABOVE COMPONENTS HAS MARKS.

    ANNEXURE-I

    TERM PAPER PHY115: MODERN PHYSICS AND ELECTRONICS

    TOPIC NAME---

    Date of allotment: Date of submission: Submitted to

    ALLOTMENT SHEET OF ST140


    Look carefully the term paper topic against your name or roll number and do stick to the timelines.

    Viva will be conducted in the respective tutorial. Dates will be intimated in the class.
    S.N o. Name Roll No. Topic Name Date of allotme nt 17-6-13 Date of final submis sion. 10-7-13

    IMLIAKUM B LONGKUMER

    RST140A01

    Vacuum Pumps

    2.

    Avinash Gupta

    RST140A02

    Optical Tweezers

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    3.

    Yatin Marwaha

    RST140A03

    Fibre optics

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    4.

    Angadbir Singh Bola

    RST140A04

    Time dilation and length contraction

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    5.

    Tejinder Singh Virk

    RST140A05

    Nanotechnology 17-6-13

    10-7-13

    6.

    Mahendra Singh

    RST140A06

    Electronics to Microelectronic s Microprocessor s

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    7.

    Karan Singh Kanwar

    RST140A07

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    8.

    Abhimanyu Walia

    RST140A08

    Flip Flops

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    9.

    Rajesh Rana

    RST140A09

    Operational amplifiers Atomic Force Microscope

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    10.

    Luckwin Simon Varghese

    RST140A10

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    11.

    RST140A11 Roshan Kumar Mishra

    Spectrometer and its applications Cosmic rays and its effects Sensors

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    12
    Sahil Chopra

    RST140A12

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    13

    Shivani Pareek RST140A14

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    14

    Bharat Agrawal

    RST140A15

    Masers

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    15

    Bhupesh Chandra Bhandari

    RST140A16

    Black holes

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    16

    Chatradhar Gogoi Alok Kumar Yadav

    RST140A17

    Global warming and its effects SONARS

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    17

    RST140A18

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    18
    Nitish

    RST140A19

    LASERS

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    19

    Deepak Kumar

    RST140A20

    Mobile communication

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    20

    RST140A21 Anirudh Badyal

    Future Power sources Van Allen belts

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    21
    Rahul Kalsotra

    RST140A22

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    22

    Banhishikha Sinha

    RST140A23

    LCD and its applications X-ray diffraction and applications Laser Plasma interaction Scanning Tunnelling Microscope Vacuum Pumps

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    23
    Rupesh Kumar Singh

    RST140A24

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    24

    Thiyam Johny Singh

    RST140A25

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    25
    Mukesh Kumari

    RST140A26

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    26

    Aman S Saluja Maninder Singh

    RST140A27

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    27

    RST140A28

    Optical Tweezers Fibre optics

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    28
    Satish Singh

    RST140A29

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    29
    Raman Sahib Singh

    RST140A30

    Time dilation and length contraction

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    30

    Arpit Srivastava

    RST140A31

    Nanotechnology 17-6-13

    10-7-13

    31
    Narinderjeet Singh

    RST140A32

    Electronics to Microelectronic s Microprocessor s Flip Flops

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    32

    RST140A33 Anish Kumar Shah RST140A34 Vrind Saxena

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    33

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    34

    Gaurav Kumar Singh Ngathem Johnson Singh

    RST140A35

    Operational amplifiers Atomic Force Microscope Spectrometer and its applications Cosmic rays and its effects Sensors

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    35

    RST140A36

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    36
    Prateek Upadhyay

    RST140A37

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    37
    Himani Rana

    RST140A38

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    38
    Amit Kumar

    RST140A39

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    39
    Koushik Sen

    RST140A40

    Masers

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    40
    Ajay Sharma

    RST140A41

    Black holes

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    41

    Balwant Kumar Dulgach Eklavya Ashok Anubhav Shakya

    RST140A42

    Global warming and its effects SONARS

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    42

    RST140A43

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    43

    RST140A44

    LASERS

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    44
    Samriti

    RST140A45

    Mobile communication Future Power sources Van Allen belts

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    45

    Rohit Kumar Singh Vagish Kumar Devesh Singh Kushwah

    RST140A47

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    46

    RST140A48

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    47

    RST140A49

    LCD and its applications

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

    48
    Nitin Kumar Shukla

    RST140A50

    X-ray diffraction and applications

    17-6-13

    10-7-13

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