- General Requirements
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- Projects will be
completed by groups of two or three students. Groups of one are not
permitted. Each group will submit one copy of the project
report. Although a list of potential projects is provided, you may
create a project of your own instead. The projects below are mostly
based on material from the book. Alternate projects may be
computational, theoretical, or experimental, but are subject to
approval by Dr. Pogo.
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You may choose your
own groups before Thursday, March 9, 2023.
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If fail to choose a team on your own by this date, you will be
assigned teammates at random.
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Your group must choose
a project by Thursday, March 30, 2023.
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Your
project choice, even if it is from the list linked above, requires
approval from Dr. Pogo.
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By this date, it is already too late to start a conversation with
Dr. Pogo about topics or options.
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If you fail to choose an approved project by this date, your team
will be assigned one at random.
- Projects are
due on Thursday, May 18, 2023.
Hardcopies are required. Accompanying electronic work may be
submitted to my inbox.
- Project Grading
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- 50% of your project grade will be determined
by “correctness”.
- 25% of your project grade will be determined
by “professionalism”. This includes fonts, plot sizes, plot
formatting, page numbering, how you order/sequence your report,
and a thousand other things.
- 25% of your project grade will be determined
by clarity of your methods. This includes listing your
assumptions, what methods you chose and why, showing example
calculations, choosing the best possible plots to summarize
results, and a hundred other things. Don’t make me guess at what
you did!
- Also, projects that are listed as having
lower difficulty will be graded more stringently.
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