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    This document outlines the lesson plan for the OPTICS AND WAVES course PHY 260 from March to July 2020. The course is divided into 15 weekly topics that cover geometrical optics, optical instruments, waves, sound, wave optics and polarization. Assessment includes two tests, laboratory reports, presentations and a final examination. The course uses lectures, discussions, laboratory experiments and tutorials. The recommended textbook is Physics for Scientist and Engineers with Modern Physics by Giancoli.

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    This document outlines the lesson plan for the OPTICS AND WAVES course PHY 260 from March to July 2020. The course is divided into 15 weekly topics that cover geometrical optics, optical instruments, waves, sound, wave optics and polarization. Assessment includes two tests, laboratory reports, presentations and a final examination. The course uses lectures, discussions, laboratory experiments and tutorials. The recommended textbook is Physics for Scientist and Engineers with Modern Physics by Giancoli.

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    LESSON PLAN

    PHY 260 – OPTICS AND WAVES


    SESSION II MARCH 2020 – JUL 2020

    Lecturer : Mohd Ruzaleh Nurdik


    Tel. No : 016-8432070
    e mail : [email protected]

    WEEKLY SCHEDULE

    Week Topic Notes

    1.0 Geometrical Optics


    1.1 Model of light: Rays and waves
    Week 1
    1.2 Reflection and refraction
    24/2/20 – 27/2/20
    1.3 Total internal reflection
    1.4 Dispersion

    1.5 Thin lenses: Spherical lenses, concave,


    convex
    Week 2
    1.6 Locating images by ray tracing LAB 1
    2/3/20 – 6/3/20
    1.7 The Thin-Lens equations, Lensmaker’s
    equation

    Week 3 1.8 Spherical mirrors, locating images, mirror


    9/3/20 – 13/3/20 equation

    2.0 Optical Instruments


    Week 4 2.1 The Eye, Corrective Lenses
    LAB 2
    16/3/20 – 20/3/20 2.2 The magnifying Glass
    2.3 Cameras and projectors

    2.4 Compound Microscopes


    Week 5 Assignment 1
    2.5 Telescopes
    23/3/19 – 27/3/20
    Week 6 LAB 3
    30/3/20 – 3/4/20 3.0 Waves
    3.1 Characteristics of waves
    3.2 Types of waves: Transverse and
    Longitudinal waves
    3.3 Energy Transport
    3.4 Principle of superposition
    3.5 Reflection and transmission
    3.6 Interference: Constructive and
    destructive
    3.7 Standing waves; Resonance

    Week 7 BREAK
    6/4/20 – 12/4/20

    4.0 Sound TEST 1


    Week 8
    4.1 Sound waves CHAP 1, 2 & 3
    13/4/20 – 17/4/20
    4.2 Intensity of sound, sound level 14/4/20 (TUE)

    Week 9 4.3 Interference of sound waves


    LAB 4
    20/4/20 – 24/4/20 4.4 Doppler Effect

    5.0 Wave Optics


    Week 10
    5.1Huygen’s Principle Assignment 2
    27/4/20 – 1/5/20
    5.2Reflection and refraction of light waves

    Week 11 5.3 Interference of light, Young’s double slit


    LAB 5
    4/5/20 – 8/5/20 5.4 Interference in thin films

    TEST 2
    Week 12 5.5 Diffraction by a single slit
    CHAP 4 & 5
    11/5/20 – 15/5/20 5.6 Resolving Power
    12/5/20 (TUE)

    5.7 Multiple slit diffraction and gratings


    Week 13
    5.8 Introduction to Spectrometer and
    18/5/20 – 22/5/20
    Spectroscopy

    Week 14 MID-SEMESTER & SPECIAL BREAK


    25/5/20 – 29/5/20 (Keamatan: 30-31 May 2020)
    (Gawai: 1-2 Jun 2020)
    Week 15 (Eid Fitri: 24-25 Jun 2020)
    1/6/20 – 5/6/20

    Lab Presentation
    Week 16 5.9 Polarization, Malus’s law, Polarization by
    8/6/20 – 12/6/20 reflection, Brewster’s angle

    Week 17 5.10 Scattering of light


    15/6/20 – 19/6/20

    Week 18
    Revision week
    22/6/20 – 28/6/20

    Final Examination
    29/6/20 – 19/7/20 4 weeks

    20/7/20 – 30/8/20 Semester Break 7 weeks

    Teaching Methodology
    Lecture – Discussion
    Scientific Investigation- Laboratory experiments
    Tutorials – Blended Learning

    Assessment

    - Course work: (70%)

     Test (2) - 2 x 10% = 20%


     Direct Observation (BL) = 10%
     Laboratory Reports (5) = 10%
     Presentation = 10%
     Problem Based Learning = 20%

    - Final Examination: (30%)

    Recommended Text

    - Giancoli, D.C.,(2009). Physics for Scientist and Engineers with Modern Physics.
    New Jersey: Prentice Hall.
    - Questions and solutions, Fundamentals of Physics 2. Oxford Fajar.

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