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The detailed task list should be a Google Docs document that describes the tasks that your team is planning to do throughout the semester and how you will accomplish these tasks. It is highly recommended that you work off of the list of challenges already created for your subteam. The task list will break down into two parts, a Task Map, and a Task List. The purpose of the Task Map is to help the team visualize our common goal-to provide clean drinking water to communities everywhere-and to sequentially list all of the tasks required to get there. The Task Map should also include dates by which the task should be completed. The  The Task List is written below the Task Map and is your chance to explain the steps on the Task Map.  You should be as detailed as possible and include the steps you will carry out. You can assume that we understand how to code or how your experimental apparatus works here, but you cannot assume that we understand the logic behind what you are doing. The detailed task list should be included in every research report over the course of the semester, and every time you submit a report you should come back to the detailed task list/map and make revisions.

In addition to listing tasks, you must assign each task to an individual on your team. This person does not need to complete the entire task on her/his own, but s/he will be in charge of ensuring its completion.

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To Create one, open Microsoft Word. Under Insert, go to Smart Art, click hierarchyHierarchy, then Horizontal Hierarchy.  Click the arrows on the left side of the box to open up a bulleted list of how your Map is organized. Make sure your map is as large as possible on the page, then copy and paste it into the Google Doc.

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