• Targeted Revisions need to be submitted with your portfolio, due Fri. March 14 by 5 pm outside Lab 2 room 2010. Make sure to note in your table of contents if you have submitted Targeted Revisions and make sure they are easy to locate.
• We discussed some guidelines to use to decide if you should complete a Targeted Revision. When adding up your exam “points”, note that the number at the top of the page with question 12 is the total number of points for that question (the individual breakdown is next to each lettered part of the question; the sum of the individual breakdowns should equal the number at the top of that page. So don’t double count those points).
• Use the questions from the Exam 2 – Peer Review version.
• Pick 3 from the six choices below. Produce beautiful solutions for those 3.
  1. Choice 1: Question #2
  2. Choice 2: Questions #7, #8, #9 (all as one set)
  3. Choice 3: Question #12
  4. Choice 4: Question #13
  5. Choice 5: Question #5, #14 (both as one set)
  6. Choice 6: Question #15

• (in anticipation of your Self-Evaluation) Describe a specific math and/or physics concept or topic that you learned about/worked with in the program that you found important or interesting. Use specific and descriptive evidence to show, not just tell, how and what you learned.
• What are some important lessons that you have learned through your work in this program that you hope will help you in your future work?
• What advice would you give to a student who is planning to take Patterning this spring?
• What suggestions do you have for the faculty to better help students succeed in Patterning this spring?

• Week 9 Reflection due online Sun. March 9 by noon.
• Quiz on Week 9 material, Monday 8:45 am in Lecture Hall 4.
• Open Physics Lab, Monday 10am – noon/1:00 – 3:00 in Lab 1 2046
• Open Review, Monday 10am – noon/1:00 – 3:00 in Sem 2 E2105.
• Exam 2, Tuesday 9am – noon in Sem 2 E2105.
• Exam 2 Reflection & Revision, Wednesday 9am – noon in Sem 2 E2105.
• Program Wrap, Thursday 9:30am – noon in Sem 2 A2105.
• Portfolios due by 5 pm Friday to Lab 1 2010

• Week 8 Reflection due online Sun. March 2 by noon.
• Bring copy of reading assignment to Monday lecture and lecture/seminar.
• Monday lecture meets at 8:45am in Lecture Hall 4.
• Monday lecture/seminar meets at 10am/1pm in CAL East.
• Monday physics lab meets at 10am/1pm in Lab 1 2046; bring copy of Physics Lab 12, your remaining questions from Week 8 Problem Set, and copy of reading assignment.
• Quiz on Week 8 material at 8:30am Tuesday in CAL.
• For Tuesday Math Lab, bring Math Lab notes and Physics Lab notes from previous labs this quarter (hopefully neatly arranged in lab notebooks).
• Check here for where you should be during Wednesday’s Physics Lab session.

Week 9 schedule is our usual schedule, but pay attention to announcements about room changes and special materials to bring

Week 10: Quiz on Week 9 material will be Monday at 8:45; we’ll have all of our regular class meetings on Monday. Exam 2 will be on Tuesday starting at 9 am. The Exam Reflection will be on Wednesday starting at 9 am. The Program Wrap-up (including Self-Evaluation Peer Reviews and evaluation conference sign-ups) will be on Thursday starting at 9:30 am.

Week 11: Evaluation Conferences will begin on Tuesday.

1. Articulated and assumed responsibility for your own work
2. Participated collaboratively and responsibly in our diverse society
3. Communicated creatively and effectively

In addition, you are asked to share any insights you gained during your small group discussion of the other Expectations: 4) Demonstrate integrative, independent, critical thinking; 5) Apply qualitative, quantitative and creative modes of inquiry appropriately to practical and theoretical problems across disciplines; 6) Demonstrate breadth and synthesis of learning and the ability to reflect on the personal and social significance of that learning.

• Read Ch. 3.1 to top of p.158
• Read Ch. 4.1, 4.3, 4.4, 4.6 to Try-It-Now 4 on p.276
• Skim Ch. 4.2, 4.5 (gain familiarity with graphs)

• Problems 22 and 24 have been withdrawn from this set.
• Please feel free to use technology (e.g. Desmos) for problems 19, 20, and 23.