Week 2 Assignments for On-Campus IQPs

The Introduction is a MAJOR tool for organizing our thoughts about the project.  It helps us identify the context in which our project takes place and provides us with a scaffolding in which to insert the key pieces of information related to our topic.  Irrelevant stuff will be easier to spot in a paragraph that it would be if buried inside pages and pages of text.  We will hone our moves until the salient features of our project are identified and agreed upon.  Another major task of the IQP is for you and your team to spell out your team’s contribution to the solution of “the problem” or to the addressing of “the issue”.  Your contribution will consist of the completion of a number of objectives.  Once you have nailed down these objectives, your methodology is easily framed, but identifying them is a non-trivial task.  Almost all IQPs require that teams constantly revise their understanding of the project problem as they learn more about the many technical and social issues connected with it, thus the mission and objectives get also refined over and over until a satisfactory methodological framework is reached.

 

On-Campus Mini-ID2050 Lecture #2

            This is this week’s PowerPoint lecture delivered at the mini-ID2050 class.

Assignment #3

This is the INDIVIDUAL assignment for the week, usually due on a Monday at 4:30pm in your advisor’s mailbox..

Assignment #4

            This is the TEAM equivalent of Assignment #3.  It is usually due by email to the advisors on the day of the 1st PQP meeting (due time to be announced).  Bring a copy to the PQP meeting for discussion.

 

 

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