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Submission Information |
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| Authors | Kathy Perkins, Carl Wieman |
| Contact Email | katherine.perkins@colorado.edu |
| School / Organization | University of Colorado |
| Submitted | 08/08/03 |
| Updated | 11/01/08 |
Contribution Description |
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| Title | Color Vision Simulation Homework |
| Simulations | Tampilan Cahaya |
| Keywords | color, vision, simulation, sim, homework, phys1020, 1020, phys |
| Description | This homework contains a four-part problem from CU Boulder's PHYS1020 curriculum. Only part c requires the use of the Color Vision simulation. This activity was developed in 2003 before most of our research with PhET interviews and before we developed the Inquiry Guidelines. Therefore, the lessons are more directed then we would now recommend. Also, this activity was used in a course with very large enrollment (200+), so many questions are constrained to being multiple choice or numeric for computer grading. Please email phethelp@colorado.edu if you are a teacher and would like a solution key. |
| Level | Undergraduate - Intro, High School |
| Type | Homework |
| Subject | Physics |
| Answers Included | No |
| Language | English |
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