Detailed tasks list

Assignment

Generate a list wiki page of deliverables goals that your team aims to accomplish this semester, and delegate tasks within that list. You will probably want to work off of the list of challenges already created, although it is not necessary. This needs to be a comprehensive and detailed plan, and it needs to show what projects (big or small) the team plans to take on.

Changes to the list during the semester The final product should consist of a team goals wiki page with a detailed list of the semester tasks. The list should be given in the order you will perform the tasks, who will be working on what, and any major milestones should be noted. Also major tasks should be given an approximate due date. Obviously things will come up and priorities will shift, but changes to the original plan should be addressed in weekly meeting minutes on the wiki. Together the individual deliverables detailed task list and the meeting minutes should be detailed enough to give Monroe a good idea of who's working on what.

Specific Guidelines for Research Teams

Research teams will be expected to look for other research examples related to what they are working on. A search for relavent published material should be done in an effort to guide current research proposals.

Research teams will also be expected to emphasize how they will handle analyze and use the data that is gathered from experiments. It should be explained how data will be analyzed, what equations will be used, and what the data will be compared to

Grading

The detailed task lists will be turned in as a first draft, undergo a brief editing process with Monroe, and then resubmit their final task lists on the wiki. This will be their subteam semester goals, which is worth 5% of each member's final grade. For full credit it is expected that the first draft is thoughtful and adheres to all of the guidelines above, as well as being properly formatted as per below. The second draft is meant for incorporating any suggestions for other tasks that Monroe considers pertinent.