URL study guide
https://tue.osiris-student.nl/onderwijscatalogus/extern/cursus?cursuscode=31DAE&collegejaar=2025&taal=enOmschrijving
Experimentation and data acquisition- Techniques for data acquisition
- Handling and operation of scientific equipment
- Design of Experiments:
- Formulating research questions
- Implementing automation in experimental design
- Experimental logging and record-keeping
- Automation in data collection and processing
- Uncertainty analysis in experimental results
- Curve fitting techniques for analyzing data
- Using Matlab for data analysis and simulations
- Using Origin for data visualization and processing
- Presenting experimental results:
- Poster pitch techniques
- Reporting:
- Writing detailed reports
- Designing and creating scientific posters
- Planning and organizing tasks within a team
- Dividing tasks effectively among team members
- Giving and receiving constructive feedback (peer reviews)
- Reflecting on group processes and outcomes
- Principles and applications of diffraction
- Polarization techniques
- Interferometry
- Microscopy:
- Assembly
- Alignment
- Operation
- Optical components:
- Lenses and gratings
Doelstellingen
At the end of this course, students are able to:1. plan and execute an experiment within the given time;
2. work together with other students to formulate a research question, investigate the research question, share findings, and reflect on the research question;
3. based on defining and controlling the complete design process related to the research question, design, build, and align a setup for an optical experiment;
4. automate and control an experimental setup;
5. automatically acquire data, and analyze and interpret the data;
6. document the design and experimental data of the research in a digital logbook, including data management (FAIR principles of data management)
7. analyze the precision and accuracy of a measurement;
8. present scientific results with a joint poster, presenting the research question, results, and a reflection on the research question;
9. share research results in a joint scientific report, describing the research question, methodology, results of the experiments, and reflection on the research question.