Open-ended projects in undergraduate lasers and optics courses
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Abstract
We describe an approach to undergraduate laboratories in two upper-level classes at Bethel University: Optics and Lasers. These courses integrate a standard lecture, lab exercises, and open-ended projects. The projects typically have a novel aspect. Examples include a lithium magneto-optical trap, plasmonics, digital and analog holography, ultrafast fiber laser optics, quantum optics and atomic and molecular spectroscopy.
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Presenters
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Chad Hoyt
Honeywell
Authors
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Chad Hoyt
Honeywell