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Syllabus Preview Project

Syllabus Preview Project. Aug 6, 2013. About me. SlideShare : http:// www.slideshare.net / rexlorenzo CCLE lead developer (Common Collaboration & Learning Environment) at UCLA Working with Moodle since 2011 Particularly helper Moodler. Outline. Background Walkthrough Lessons learned.

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Thursday 5-3-12

Thursday 5-3-12. Finish covalent bonding lab Macromolecule notes Homework: Organic Compound WS Finish covalent bonding lab Conclusion questions. Biological Macromolecules. Six Major Elements . C Carbon H Hydrogen N Nitrogen O Oxygen P Phosphorus S Sulfur.

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Central High School

Central High School. Introduction Existing Mechanical System Thesis Proposal Mechanical Breadth GCHP Sizing / Layout Energy Savings Acoustical Breadth Construction Breadth Conclusion. Central High School. MID-ATLANTIC REGION. ADAM BROWN MECHANICAL OPTION SPRING 2014.

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The Design of an Electronic Bicycle Monitor (EBM)

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Improved Methods for Capturing and Analyzing Circulating Tumor Cells

Improved Methods for Capturing and Analyzing Circulating Tumor Cells . Tiffany Marshall Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College Tim McKnight Measurement Science and Systems Engineering Division Dr. Kristina Thiagarajan Computing and Computational Sciences Directorate

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Bellwork: Monday 4/23/2012

Bellwork: Monday 4/23/2012. Classify the following as either a chemical change or a physical change: Boiling Burning On a molecular level, how would you describe the difference between boiling something, and burning something?. Different Phase- Still same bonds; farther apart, moving faster.

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Daily Sprint

Daily Sprint. START. What is a capacitor? Draw its symbol. Draw a circuit diagram for a camera flash. What else could a capacitor be used for?. MSA Prep. Solve: x = 4 y = 2 3x +4y +x 2 - xy. Conclusion Questions.

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Introduction

Introduction. Over 25 years of risk management experience. Includes property/casualty insurance 10+ years Information security 15+ years Currently working as a contractor for the Department of Energy, National Nuclear Security Administration

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Icy Hot Lab

Icy Hot Lab. Phase Changes of Matter (Physical Science). Pre Lab Discussion. The arrangement of atoms in the three states of matter are drawn as particle diagrams . The 3 parts of particle diagrams represent 3 of our vocabulary words n (the number of particles)= mass (g)

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Strawberry DNA Lab

Strawberry DNA Lab. Yummy!. Background.

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Aliens from Space

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Forensic Engineer

Forensic Engineer. By: Morgan Hodapp. Forensics. The investigation of materials, products, structures to answer questions of interest to a legal system. Skills Preformed. Keep records and prepare reports detailing findings, investigating methods, and labatory techniques.

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AGENDA CONVECTION LAB

AGENDA CONVECTION LAB. BELLWORK (COPY THIS IN YOUR JOURNALS) CONVECTION CURRENT = IS THE CIRCULAR MOTION IN A LIQUID or air CAUSED BY HEATING AND COOLING. Question and Hypothesis. Question- When confetti paper is added to boiling water, what direction will the confetti paper travel?

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Penny Boat challenge

Penny Boat challenge. CW: Warm Up: Penny Boat Challenge Exit Ticket HW: 1) None. Directions: Find and label the Independent and Dependent Variables. Mr. Sutphin wants to know how the shape of clouds affects the weather for the day.

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Index fossils

Index fossils. Some fossils are typical at a particular time segment. Useful in identifying the relative age of the rock in which they occur. Help us to identify geologic time periods. Four characteristics: 1. Must be easily recognized - Unique 2. Widespread in occurrence

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Friction Blocks Lab

Friction Blocks Lab. Conclusion Questions. 1. Does it take more force to start an object sliding over a surface or to keep it sliding at a constant speed? 2. Which surfaces produced the largest frictional force? The smallest?

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Squirrels vs Scopes

Squirrels vs Scopes. Goal: Identify Bias in the news Procedure: develop a T chart on the two articles Answer the following questions for each What is the articles position? Is the information reliable and how can you tell? Write a conclusion answering the following questions.

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MOMENTUM MARBLE LAB

MOMENTUM MARBLE LAB. - Each person Write an ENTIRE Lab Report (all 10 sections) you may work with up to 2 others MATERIALS - 5 marbles, ruler, pen / pencil paper - PROCEDURE 1. Put the ruler on a flat surface. 2. Place 1 marble on the ruler.

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