Science Instrumentation (4 to 5)

Catalog description

An interdepartmental course that provides junior and higher-level students majoring in biology, chemistry, and physics with a general knowledge of the theory and application of instrumental methods widely used in science. The course gives practical experience in the operation of instruments and interpretation of the data gathered from these instruments and shows how these instrumental methods can be used to make measurements and solve problems common to all three of scientific areas. (Two-three lecture and three-five laboratory hours per week)