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Patterning the World: Connecting Mathematics and Science. Faculty: Krishna Chowdary, Ph.D. and Neal Nelson, Ph.D. Patterning the World: Connecting Mathematics and Science was a one-quarter interdisciplinary program that integrated introductory mathematics and physics using a theme of patterns. Through work … Continue reading →

Here is the Program Wrapping Up document from our final class session. Portfolios are due by 5 pm Fri. March June 6 to Lab 1 room 2010. Check your Evaluation Conference time here. We have enjoyed working with you this … Continue reading →

Our final class meeting begins promptly at 9 am in Sem 2 A2105. Details of quarter-ending material were handed out in the Week 9 Wrap; please review. Bring 3 printed copies of your draft Self-Evaluation for a Self-Evaluation Peer Review … Continue reading →

Exam 2 Individual Revision Guidelines discussed in class are below. Use the Exam 2 Individual Revision Version. “stabled” –>”stapled in upper left hand corner” (see 3. below). 6. Meta-cognitive Reflection not required (include if you find useful)

Your transcript evaluation consists of two parts: A program description (which in our case is the same for all students in the program) and a faculty evaluation of student work, which will be specific to the work you completed for … Continue reading →

As you know, our final exam is in Sem 2 E 2105 from 9:00 to 12:00 tomorrow, Tuesday June 3rd. Wed June 4th A2105 9-12 Exam 2 Reflection Thu June 5th A2015 9-12 Final Wrap and Eval Signup. Fri June … Continue reading →

The 11th Annual Evergreen Science Carnival and Research Exposition is Friday May 30 and Saturday May 31. A lot of cool stuff you do not want to miss. Please check it out!

If you took a video of the slinky drop from the Week 9 Thursday Wrap, you are invited to put it in the program share Workspace folder, in the folder named Slinky Drop Videos. If you would like your video … Continue reading →

You can find the link to the online submission form for the Reflection 9 prompts here. The Essay Prompts this week are in anticipation of, and intended to support, your writing of your Self-Evaluation. Respond to Prompt 1, Prompt 2A … Continue reading →

For Exam 2, we’ll provide you the unit circle shown in Section 5.3 of your precalculus text (between examples 5 and 6):