This is the default welcome page for the Physics Introductory Labs, Summer 2024, in-person versions.

However, there are no in-person lab classes for Summer 2024.

For the on-line versions (PHY 133 and PHY 134, Sections L69), see Physics Online Home.

				
		Laboratory for Introductory Physics for Life Sciences (I)
		|-- PHY 121 Lab <-- Next Taught in-person Fall 2024  
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		Laboratory for Introductory Physics for Life Sciences (II)
		|-- PHY 122 Lab <-- Next Taught in-person Spring 2025 
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		Laboratory for Classical Physics (I)
		|-- PHY 133 <-- Next Taught in-person Fall 2024
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		Laboratory for Classical Physics (II)
		|-- PHY 134 <-- Next Taught in-person Fall 2024
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