BI152 INTRODUCTION TO SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION

Course Schedule

Spring 2010

This includes assigned readings from the laboratory manual AND Ambrose an others (2002) that should be completed PRIOR to coming to class. These assignments include questions and study guides that should ALL be answered. When graded, points WILL be deducted for each unanswered question.

 
DATE Ambrose
and others
Week LAB TITLE

Jan 19 / 21

  1 1

Introduction to Course –
The Nature of Science PowerPoint Presentation

Jan 26/ 28

1 3 2 Science as a Way of Knowing.

Feb 2 / 4

  4 3 Developing Opinions; Graphing Dat

Feb 9 / 11

2, 3 5 4 Conjecture & Refutation in Practice

Feb 16 / 18

4, 5 6 5 Summarizing Quantitative Data.

Feb 23 / 25

  7  6 Exercise and Cardiovascular Performance.

Mar 2 / 4

6 8 6 Lab 6 completed.

Mar 9 / 11

7 9 7

Wise Consumer as Scientist
Typed METHOD & RESULTS from Lab 6 due.

Mar 16 / 18 SPRING BREAK

Mar 23 / 25

5 10 7 Statistical Analysis
Mar 30 / Apr 1 11 7 Quality in science; Design Study

Apr 6 / 8

  12 7 Lab 7 Conduct Project
Apr 13 / 15   13 8 Typed Lab 7 R/A first draft due.
Scientific Communication.
Apr 20 / 22   14 9

Logic and Opinions.
Scientific communication.
Lab 7 R/A first draft due.

  SET UP STUDY (If not already done)
Apr 27 / 29   15 9  Seed Germination Introduction. Devise a group Conjecture (HR) for the Seed Germination Study and design a project. R/A Final Draft Due

May 4 / 6

  16 9 Course post-test. Student evaluation of instruction. Set-up study.

May 11 / 13

  17 9 Symposium -
Presentations on Research. Group R/A Due.


    
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