Electrical and Computer Engineering
Lab Schedule and Policies for ECE 2EI4
Schedule
Weeks 1 & 2 No Lab.
Weeks 3 & 4 Lab1 - Introduction to Instruments.
January 19 and
Weeks 5 & 6 Lab2 -
Diodes and Diode Circuits. February 2 and
Weeks 8 & 9 Lab3 - CMOS
Devices and Circuits. February 23 and
Weeks 10 & 11 Lab4 - MOSFET
Amplifiers. March 8 and March 15, 2004
Weeks 12 & 13 Lab5 - BJT
Devices and Circuits. March 22 and
Weeks 14 No lab.
Lab instructions are posted on the web.
Students have been assigned to one of 10 sections by the Registrar
and they will work in groups of two at one of several lab stations.
Each group will use a lab notebook (Physics A90, available at
bookstore).
Each student will sign an attendance sheet during her/his lab
period.
Each group will do the PREPARATION section in the lab instructions
and hand-in their results at the beginning of the lab period.
Each group must hand in their pre-lab at the beginning of the lab
period. It will be graded and returned to them.
Each group must get their lab notebook graded at the end of the
lab period.
Each student will submit a completed question sheet for
each lab experiment the following Monday after they have done their lab.
The submitted question sheet will constitute the Lab Report.
Questions similar to those on the question sheet may appear on the
quizzes or the final examination.
The lab period ends at 5:30pm.
Lab GRADING - there
are three components
1. Lab
PREPARATION 33%
This will be graded during the lab period.
2. Lab PERFORMANCE 33% This will be
graded at the end of the lab period.
3. Lab Report/QUESTION SHEET 33% Each student must hand in a
separate question sheet.
For each of components 1 and 2 (done as a
group of two students who will receive the same grade for these two
components), TAs will assign one of the following grades
0 non-attendance/non-existence.
2 less than satisfactory.
3 satisfactory.
4 outstandingly excellent.
For component 3, the grade
will be determined by the number of correct answers to the questions. Each
student must hand in a separate question sheet with their answers.
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