Groups
| Partners | Topics | Size (MB) | |
| Isabelle Boehling, | Wen Huang | Flight of Golf Balls | 0.814 |
| Kelsey Brown, | Matthew Gilbride | River Pollution Flow | 1.068 |
| Theresa Holtz, | Nicole Rogerson | Avian Flu Epidemic | 0.652 |
| Nathaniel Jones, | Shannon Smith | Spatial Dependence of Epidemics | 5.150 |
| Kevin Kotecki, | Garren Plemmons | Ping Pong Ball Flight | 7.432 |
| William Leland, | Sanket Prabhu | Physics of Bungee Jumping | 1.084 |
| Trachelle McDonald, | Bihan Zhang | Rubik's Cube and Permutation Groups | 1.155 |
| High Resolution: | rubik5.exe, RubikPatterns |
3.14ea |
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| Low Resolution: | rubiksmall.exe, RubikPatterns2.exe |
Guidelines
How to do
research
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SVSM Guidelines
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Example
Formatted
Abstract
How to set up
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General Comments
on Presentations
Exemplary Research - Catalyst Awards
- Concise statement of the research objective, statement of the problem, identification of variables, and the hypothesis.
- Brief review of current and related literature with an explanation of the student's interest in the subject.
- Careful research design utilizing experimental controls, identification of variables, analysis of data, and a detailed written record of each aspect of the experiment.
- Procedures and equipment sufficiently detailed and clearly stated to allow duplication of the experiment including concise descriptions of any specialized techniques.
- Number of organisms (sample size), experimental replications, and/or type of statistical analysis is included.
- Research must be in compliance with designated regulations and a signed mentor form must be included when vertebrate animals, humans, recombinant DNA, tissue, pathogenic agents or controlled substances are involved in the research.
- Results should be clearly presented using charts, tables, and graphs as appropriate and include discussion and evaluation of conclusions and either accept or reject the hypothesis.
Giving Presentations
- How to Give a Bad (Good) Talk
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- Do's and Don't Introduction
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