Weekly Objectives and Assignments

According to the test "at the beginning" Wednesday, 9/5/2011 ... Make your handwritten cheat sheet! Contains prefix and suffix.

Future attractions: Review of practice quizzes, creation of cheat sheets, examination of future real-world tests, introduction of NHD and knowledge network circle research projects

Obj on Tuesday: Review and review simulation tests, work on cheat sheets (root, prefix, suffix etc)

Future attractions: NHD profile and knowledge network circle research project, record record, start of library research (9/13 - September 21)

Weekly review quizzes: Weekly review quiz is assigned at the end of weekly classes, so it helps to practice more questions like exams and see last week's class material. Weekly review tests are all expired (30 minutes) and will be biologically on Sunday at 9 PM. There are nine evaluation tests per week during the summer period of 5 weeks. Please check the course schedule or the deadline of MasteringBio. Exam: There are intermediate exams and final exams in this course. These exams evaluate your detailed knowledge and proficiency of course materials. Medium-term exam is worth 350 points, final exam is worth 400 points. All trials are cumulative, but the focus will be new teaching materials. Please refer to the course schedule below for the exam date and the target data. The total score of the exam is 750 points (75%).

There is no medium term in this class. Students' sole responsibility is to attend weekly teams and individual assignments and submit as planned. Since the student brings their final project to Lazarus Bank of New York at the end of May and presents it to the virtual bank "Board" to show off all the skills they have, so this semester class The last assignment of the last one was recently announced. . Acquisition in the past 13 weeks Two classes have been taught so far, a total of six teams are actively cooperating to complete these projects (about 50 students in total). So far, feedback from lecturers and students is very good. In the spirit of beta testing, if you have the opportunity to teach this course in the next semester, I hope you can use all the problems encountered at this point as a lesson . . More about this later!