Which is easier to get high marks in physics experiment course selection?

It's really hard to say, honey. I'm a physics major, and now I'm a graduate student. I usually help teachers correct some experimental reports ~

I came out by doing physics experiments. Teachers have their own grading standards. Some teachers generally give high marks, while others give low marks.

I have some experience here, which I hope will be useful to you:

If you want to get high marks in the experiment, you'd better preview the experiment process before the experiment (maybe 10 minutes is enough)! In this case, it is the second time to watch it again in a specific experiment. You have a deeper understanding, and the result will be better.

It's important to talk to the experiment teacher (about anything)! During the conversation, the teacher often remembers your name. Think about it. Among all the experimenters, the teacher only remembers your name, and he will definitely give you a satisfactory result (definitely)!

The last and most important thing is the experimental report. Perhaps most students' treatment is simple, consistent and single, which requires you to give teachers high marks in other aspects. Many students' experimental reports do not exceed three reports, while mine must exceed five, and the drawing must be a standard ruler drawing! My college experiment report was good only once, and everything else was excellent! Maybe you think it's too difficult, but if you want to get a scholarship, maybe the gap is just a little bit! In fact, there is plenty of time in college, so it should not be a problem to spare 30 minutes a week to write experimental reports.

I hope it is useful to you ~ hehe

One more thing: after reading the experimental items, they are all basic experiments for physics majors, and most of them can get the experimental results according to the process in the textbook, so if you choose, you can just (share the dormitory).