Guidelines for Final Public Presentation

From the Research Project Guidelines:

Guidelines for Final Public Presentation: an opportunity for you to creatively present the results of your research project.

  • Multimedia presentation centered around your plant motion video.
  • Each group member contributes to the creation and the delivery of the presentation.
  • Should include results of your analysis including graphs and figures.
  • Think of this presentation as a trailer for your blog.
  • We encourage you to showcase some of the interesting findings from your individual blog posts
  • Some possible items to engage your audience include physical display of your research (e.g. poster, collage, demonstration, etc.), actual plants, scientific instruments, physical models, games, etc.

Week 9 Reading and Schedule

For Week 9, please read:

  • NO NEW READING. Please review previous botany and physics reading assignments, homework assignments, and quizzes. Bring botany text with you to class Tuesday.

Week 9 Schedule:

  • DUE BY 5PM MON. MAY 23 VIA GROUP BLOG: FINAL GROUP PROJECT BLOG AND INDIVIDUAL BLOG POSTS!!!
  • due by 6 pm Mon. May 23 via WebAssign: Physics Problem Set 7.
  • due by 9 am, Wed. May 25, in class: Quiz 5, 6 Revisions. See this post for details.
  • complete by 9 am, Thu. May 26, bring to class: Group Project Presentation for faculty and peer review.
  • Upcoming in Week 10: Lab Notebooks submitted for final review at 9 am Tue. May 31. Group Project participation forms due at 9 am Tue. May 31. Botany final exam at 9 am Tue. May 31. Physics final exam at 9 am Wed. June 1. Program potluck, physics exam revision workshop, self-evaluation workshop, eval conference sign-ups, final program wrap 12 – 4 pm Thu. June 2. Portfolios (if required), physics exam revision (optional) due Fri. June 3.
  • 9 am, Tue. May 24. Sem 2 B1105 Botany Quiz; Botany Lecture; Bring botany text with you to class.
  • 1 pm, Tue. May 24. Class meets in CAL West: Science Skills Workshop – work on Science Carnival Presentations
  • 9 am, Wed. May 25. Lab 1 2046: Physics Quiz; Physics Lecture; Bring past physics quizzes and physics problem set notebook to class.
  • 9 am, Thu. May 26. Lab 1 1040: MANDATORY LAB and PROJECT SPACE CLEAN-UP. Physics Workshop. Week 10 questions: exams, self-evaluations, potluck, final program wrap.
  • 1 pm, Thu. May 26. Lab 1 2046: Group Project Presentation dress rehearsals.
  • 9:30 am, Fri. May 27. Lab 1 2046: set-up Science Carnival Presentations.
  • 10am – noon, 1 – 3 pm, Fri. May 27. Lab 1 2046. SCIENCE CARNIVAL!!!

Week 8 Reading and Schedule

For Week 8, please read:

Week 8 Schedule:

  • (over)due by Thu. May 12 via your my.evergreen.edu: updated Academic Statements posted and “turned in” (if not posted, a registration hold will be imposed). Links to details here.
  • due by 5 pm Mon. May 16 via group blog: Updated Group Project Research post (in anticipation of detailed discussion with faculty during Tuesday Science Skills Workshop).
  • due by 9 am, Wed. May 18, in class: Quiz 4 Revisions. See this post for details. While revisions for Quizzes 1 – 3 were due last week, I will accept them at the same time as the Quiz 4 Revisions. No Quiz Revisions will be accepted past their posted due dates after this time.
  • due by 9 am, Thu. May 19, in class: Group Project Participation Evaluation. Details in Tuesday’s class.
  • 9 am, Tue. May 17. Class meets in Lab 1 2046: Botany Quiz; Botany Lecture; prep for Thursday tropism lab.
  • 1 pm, Tue. May 17. Class meets in CAL West: Science Skills Workshop – scientific communication (project groups each workshop with faculty on Group Project Research blog post).
  • 9 am, Wed. May 18. Lab 1 2046: Physics Quiz; Physics Lecture, PLANT WALK at 11 am.
  • 9 am, Thu. May 19. Lab 1 1040: Botany & Physics Lab.
  • 1 pm, Thu. May 19. Class meets in CAL West: Group Project Time.
  • 9 am, Fri. May 20. Sem 2 B1107: Physics Workshop; Weekly Wrap.

Week 8 Physics Reading

As decided during the Week 7 Friday Wrap, we’ll study gravity in week 8 and quantum physics in week 9. To study gravity, we’ll also need to study forces more generally. The physics reading assignment for week 8 is:

  • Chapter 4.
    • Intro: read
    • 4.1: read
    • 4.2: read
    • 4.3: read
    • 4.4: SKIP
    • 4.5: read about Normal Force, but stop at Example 4.5
    • 4.6: SKIP; just look at chapter summary on this section
    • 4.7: SKIP
    • 4.8: read
  • Chapter 6
    • Intro: ready
    • 6.1: read
    • 6.2: read
    • 6.3: read, but stop at Example 6.4
    • 6.4: SKIP
    • 6.5: read
    • 6.6: SKIP