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    This document provides a tentative schedule for a CHEM360 class over the course of a semester. It lists the date, discussion topic or activity planned for that class period. Topics include introductions, presentations, discussions of scientific ethics and literature, peer reviews of paper drafts, presentations of figures and videos, and concluding activities like final presentations and surveys. The schedule covers introductory content in the first few weeks and then focuses on iterative work on individual papers and projects, with submission deadlines throughout October and November before final class meetings.

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    This document provides a tentative schedule for a CHEM360 class over the course of a semester. It lists the date, discussion topic or activity planned for that class period. Topics include introductions, presentations, discussions of scientific ethics and literature, peer reviews of paper drafts, presentations of figures and videos, and concluding activities like final presentations and surveys. The schedule covers introductory content in the first few weeks and then focuses on iterative work on individual papers and projects, with submission deadlines throughout October and November before final class meetings.

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    CHEM360 Tentative ScheduleZemke F2015

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    Amanda Paul
    This document provides a tentative schedule for a CHEM360 class over the course of a semester. It lists the date, discussion topic or activity planned for that class period. Topics include introductions, presentations, discussions of scientific ethics and literature, peer reviews of paper drafts, presentations of figures and videos, and concluding activities like final presentations and surveys. The schedule covers introductory content in the first few weeks and then focuses on iterative work on individual papers and projects, with submission deadlines throughout October and November before final class meetings.

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    CHEM360 Tentative Schedule

    Date
    8-25
    8-27
    8-28
    9-1
    9-3
    9-4
    9-8
    9-10
    9-11
    9-15
    9-17
    9-18
    9-22
    9-24
    9-25
    9-29
    10-1
    10-2
    10-6
    10-8
    10-9
    10-13
    10-15
    10-16
    10-20
    10-22
    10-23
    10-27
    10-29
    10-30
    11-3
    11-5
    11-6
    11-10
    11-12
    11-13
    11-17
    11-19
    11-20
    11-26
    11-28
    11-29
    12-1
    12-3
    12-4

    Zemke F2015

    Discussion Topic/Activity
    Introduction; Intro survey; Presentation Sign-up; Assignment 1
    Syllabus, Presentation/Paper Expectations, Survey Results/plan, Introductory elevator speeches
    Academic honesty contracts, discussion of scientific ethics: class recommendations, Scientific
    interest elevator speeches
    JW Research talk, Comparison of class recommendations on ethics; Discussion; Assignment 2
    Ethics questions; Assignment 2 work time (20 min); Intro to scientific literature
    JM Research talk, Intro to scientific literature, ctd;
    Intro to scientific lit ctd, Databases, key word searching, refining searches; Assignment 3, **Read
    Posted Articles for 9-18
    Brief article discussion; Assignment 3 work time, Assignment 4
    Topic discussion day: Topic elevator speeches in small groups; Paper draft work dayprepare
    drafts for upcoming peer review **Read Posted Article for 9-25
    Reading and dissecting scientific literature, Assignment 5
    Peer review 1-in class
    Reference management-Zotero/Mendeley, Assignment 6
    Paper draft work dayupdate drafts/upload draft 2 by midnight
    Peer review 2in class
    NO CLASS-Improvement day
    Other forms of scientific communication; intro to video project
    **PapersFinal draft due at 5pm to dropbox
    Data-driven statements, Figure elevator speeches (small groups, 1 figure from your paper)
    Figure Presentation (2 figures) recording and self-critique (Assignment 7)
    Video recording day
    Video recording/editing day
    Presentations
    Presentations
    Databases we havent touched yet: spectral databases, handbooks, etc Assignment 8
    Presentations
    Presentations
    Patents, patent searching, Assignment 9 **Videos Due at 5pm to Dr. Zemke
    Presentations
    Presentations
    **Read Posted Articles for 11-20
    Return to ethics
    NO CLASS-Thanksgiving Break
    NO CLASS-Thanksgiving Break
    Presentations
    Presentations
    Final surveys, Letters to the editor (Assignment 10)-in class (bring your paper and ALL feedback you
    have)

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