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THEME + LOGISTICS + READINGS + TEAMS + Students: calpoly | oregon | utah | all | + FTP + CHAT |
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To explore and present a specialized topic related to design collaboration To develop research skills such as hypothesis creation, data gathering & analysis, conclusion synthesis |
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Create a Web presentation which explores a timely issue related to design collaboration. The presentation should be the equivalent of a 6 to 8 page paper. 1. Develop a topic and narrow it so you can become an expert in this particular way of looking at the topic. 2. Frame your topic in the form of a hypothesis or question to be answered. For example, "Does audio communcation enhance application sharing of drawing software?" 3. Gather information: Use the library and Internet resources to develop a basis for understanding the topic. You can start from the class optional readings and Web listings. Gather first-hand knowledge by trying out the technology and talking with people who are involved with it. 4. Plan your presentation / discussion, working with your classmates assigned to the same day. Perhaps select a short reading or Website to be shared and give the class a question or two in advance if possible. Use the class session to develop your ideas on the subject. 5. Present your ideas on the Web which including: A. Introduction: The topic description, context & underlying assumptions. Statement of your hypothesis: Proposed explanation of the observed phenomenon B. Observations & measurements which test the hypothesis. Include others' work as well as data personally collected. Include graphic examples and Weblinks. C. Discussion & Analysis: Explain how the collected information supports your hypothesis or how the original hypothesis has to be modified. D. Conclusion and summary E. References Draft due: Wed, Mar 17, 1:00 pm, Final Web Posting due: Fri, Mar 19, 1:00 pm |
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THEME + LOGISTICS + READINGS + TEAMS + Students: calpoly | oregon | utah | all | + FTP + CHAT |
edited 1/19/98 by nywc