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discussions to get full credit for discussion.8
out of 12
possible labs to get full credit)There are 3 different types of assignments:
Your spaceship has just crashed on the moon. You were scheduled to rendezvous with a mother ship 200 miles away on the lighted surface of the moon, but the rough landing has ruined your ship and destroyed all the equipment on board except for the 15 items listed below. Your crewβs survival depends on reaching the mother ship, so you must choose the most critical items available for the 200-mile trip. Your task is to rank the 15 items in terms of their importance for survival. Place a number 1 by the most important item, number 2 by the second most important, and so on, through number 15, the least important.
Ranking | Item | Ranking | Item |
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1 | Oxygen | 9 | Self-inflating Life raft |
2 | Water | 10 | Signal Flares |
3 | Stellar Map | 11 | Pistols |
4 | Food Concentrate | 12 | Dehydrated Milk |
5 | FM Receiver/Transmitter | 13 | Heating Unit |
6 | Nylon Rope | 14 | Magnetic Compass |
7 | First-aid Kit | 15 | Matches |
8 | Parachute Silk |
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(Attendance forms after this one won't be nearly as long )
I'm excited to be here this semester! I hope you all have a good one!
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- Discussions consist of conceptual reviews (mini-lectures), and more exam-style methodology of solving questions as compared to something like homeworks or labs where you have access to an interpreter - Discussion worksheets are designed to have more questions than we have time for - If you have a question at any point in time during the discussion, *please* ask - if you have a question, it's near certain that somebody else has that same question, so by asking questions, you're going to be helping out everyone in this discussion! - Attendance is done at a random time during discussion - there will be a form that you fill in, and a secret word that you have to input - I will generally know how many people go to discussion, so don't share the code with other people that don't end up going to discussion because I will generally know
- Labs are generally a more hands on version of discussions where you code up the solutions yourselves. - I'll first start off with a mini-lecture covering a bit of the material that you'll need in the lab (will reiterate this during our next lab) - Labs are meant to be collaborative - this is the one coding-based portion of this course where you are allowed to, and in fact encouraged to, communicate to your peers and come up with a solution collaboratively.
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- TA without prior experience: Richard! (the instructor) - Data ran by Pamela Fox