must be clearly identified by appropriate introduction and punctuation and by footnoting or other standard referencing. Devotional, Forum and Dean’s Lecture Attendance Policy Brigham Young University's devotional and forum assemblies are an important part of your BYU experience. As Elder Dallin H. Oaks stated, 'You neglect your education and fail to use a unique resource of this university if you miss a single one' (from the address 'Challenges for the Year Ahead', 6 September 1973). Your attendance at each forum and devotional is strongly encouraged. Course Schedule (Section 1 –Tue and Thur) Date Topics Assignments Due 1/9 Introduction and safety; Writing; Prepare In-class safety assignment preplan proposal 1/11 Project #1: Begin experimental work Project # 1: Team preplan proposal and safety sheet 1/16 Project #1, Lecture 1 - Technical Writing - 1/18 Project #1 - 1/23 Project #1 Progress Report / Notebook check 1/25 Project #1, Lecture 2 Statistics and - – Design of Experiments 1/30 Project #1: End experimental work - 2/1 Project #1: Project writing In-class peer evaluation 2/6 Peer review/grade Project #1 report and Project #1: Initial individual report, team appendix and provide feedback notebook, and individual quiz 2/8 Project #1: Project writing Memo on peer review/grading of initial report 2/13 Project #2: Prepare preplan proposal Project #1: Final written report and team appendix 2/15 Project #2: Begin experimental work Project #2: Team preplan proposal and safety sheet 2/20 No class (Monday instruction) - 2/22 Project #2 - 2/27 Project #2, Lecture 3 - Team Dynamics - 3/1 Project #2 Progress Report / Notebook check 3/6 Project #2 - 3/8 Project #2: End experimental work In-class peer evaluation 3/13 Project #2: Project writing -
must be clearly identified by appropriate introduction and punctuation and by footnoting or other standard referencing. Devotional, Forum and Dean’s Lecture Attendance Policy Brigham Young University's devotional and forum assemblies are an important part of your BYU experience. As Elder Dallin H. Oaks stated, 'You neglect your education and fail to use a unique resource of this university if you miss a single one' (from the address 'Challenges for the Year Ahead', 6 September 1973). Your attendance at each forum and devotional is strongly encouraged. Course Schedule (Section 1 –Tue and Thur) Date Topics Assignments Due 1/9 Introduction and safety; Writing; Prepare preplan proposal In-class safety assignment 1/11 Project #1: Begin experimental work Project # 1: Team preplan proposal and safety sheet 1/16 Project #1, Lecture 1 - Technical Writing - 1/18 Project #1 - 1/23 Project #1 Progress Report / Notebook check 1/25 Project #1, Lecture 2 – Statistics and Design of Experiments - 1/30 Project #1: End experimental work - 2/1 Project #1: Project writing In-class peer evaluation 2/6 Peer review/grade Project #1 report and provide feedback Project #1: Initial individual report, team appendix and notebook, and individual quiz 2/8 Project #1: Project writing Memo on peer review/grading of initial report 2/13 Project #2: Prepare preplan proposal Project #1: Final written report and team appendix 2/15 Project #2: Begin experimental work Project #2: Team preplan proposal and safety sheet 2/20 No class (Monday instruction) - 2/22 Project #2 - 2/27 Project #2, Lecture 3 - Team Dynamics - 3/1 Project #2 Progress Report / Notebook check 3/6 Project #2 - 3/8 Project #2: End experimental work In-class peer evaluation 3/13 Project #2: Project writing -