2020(S09) Lecture:week 1 - Revision history

Nkuldell: /* Challenge: Sexy on the inside 2 */

2009-02-10T16:18:00Z

Challenge: Sexy on the inside 2

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	* from 2008: ''by taking the tape player apart, we learned in great detail how it worked.''		* from 2008: ''by taking the tape player apart, we learned in great detail how it worked.''
	* from 2008: ''I think this activity was useful because it showed us that we needed to be really diligent about keeping track of each and everything we did.''		* from 2008: ''I think this activity was useful because it showed us that we needed to be really diligent about keeping track of each and everything we did.''
-	* from 2009: "draw pictures, taking would be better"	+	* from 2009: advice: ''"draw pictures, taking pictures would be even better"''
-	* from 2009: "more time, not having to reassemble, knowing which parts can be broken, build for human understanding and use"	+	* from 2009: what would have helped? ''"more time, not having to reassemble, knowing which parts can be broken, if the tape player was build for human understanding and use"''
-	* from 2009: "I hope not every part is needed"	+	* from 2009: thoughts for next time: ''"I hope not every part is needed""it would have been easier if we could re-assemble it right away rather than wait until Tuesday"''
-	* from 2009: "these are battery eaters, optimized by cheap economy"	+	* from 2009: what were these built for: ''"these are battery eaters, optimized for disposable, cheap economy"''
-	* from 2009: "we should have tested it before"	+	* from 2009: woulda-shoulda-coulda: ''"we should have tested it before we took it apart"''
-	* from 2009: "fewer parts esp if not all parts are needed" "easier open/close, no hidden clips" "documentation" "higher quality parts"	+	* from 2009: If the tape player had been built to take apart, thered probably be...''"fewer parts esp if not all parts are needed" "easier open/close, no hidden clips" "documentation" "higher quality parts"''
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Nkuldell: /* Homework for tomorrow's challenge session */

2009-02-10T15:53:42Z

Homework for tomorrow's challenge session

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	*The MIT team made some "on the fly" adjustments to their project based on early data collected. For instance they decided to control the banana smell for expression in stationary phase since the smell overwhelmed the wintergreen. Could they have used a computer simulation of their system to make this decision? Why or why not?		*The MIT team made some "on the fly" adjustments to their project based on early data collected. For instance they decided to control the banana smell for expression in stationary phase since the smell overwhelmed the wintergreen. Could they have used a computer simulation of their system to make this decision? Why or why not?
	When you are finished, please upload your assignment to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [https://stellar.mit.edu/S/course/20/sp09/20.020/homework/index.html homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_1.doc, for example: <font color = red> B_Obama_PDP_1.doc </font color><br>		When you are finished, please upload your assignment to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [https://stellar.mit.edu/S/course/20/sp09/20.020/homework/index.html homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_1.doc, for example: <font color = red> B_Obama_PDP_1.doc </font color><br>
-	2. You should revise your letter based on any feedback you received from your classmates today. When you are finished, please upload your letter to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [https://stellar.mit.edu/S/course/20/sp09/20.020/homework/index.html homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_2.doc, for example: <font color = red>J_McCain_PDP_2.doc</font color> ~~{{DropClick}}~~<br><center>	+	2. You should revise your letter based on any feedback you received from your classmates today. When you are finished, please upload your letter to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [https://stellar.mit.edu/S/course/20/sp09/20.020/homework/index.html homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_2.doc, for example: <font color = red>J_McCain_PDP_2.doc</font color> <br><center>
	'''Time to complete this letter revision and answer these questions: 1 hour MAX.'''</center>		'''Time to complete this letter revision and answer these questions: 1 hour MAX.'''</center>

Nkuldell at 16:55, 6 February 2009

2009-02-06T16:55:52Z

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	*Do you believe, as this team does, that "science communication" is the basis for the formation of public opinion and acceptance of new technologies? Give an example of an effective and an ineffective approach to scientific communication.		*Do you believe, as this team does, that "science communication" is the basis for the formation of public opinion and acceptance of new technologies? Give an example of an effective and an ineffective approach to scientific communication.
	*The MIT team made some "on the fly" adjustments to their project based on early data collected. For instance they decided to control the banana smell for expression in stationary phase since the smell overwhelmed the wintergreen. Could they have used a computer simulation of their system to make this decision? Why or why not?		*The MIT team made some "on the fly" adjustments to their project based on early data collected. For instance they decided to control the banana smell for expression in stationary phase since the smell overwhelmed the wintergreen. Could they have used a computer simulation of their system to make this decision? Why or why not?
-	When you are finished, please upload your assignment to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [~~http~~://~~openwetware~~.~~org~~/~~wiki~~/~~Special:DropBox the~~ homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_1.doc, for example: <font color = red> B_Obama_PDP_1.doc </font color><br>	+	When you are finished, please upload your assignment to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [https://stellar.mit.edu/S/course/20/sp09/20.020/homework/index.html homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_1.doc, for example: <font color = red> B_Obama_PDP_1.doc </font color><br>
-	2. You should revise your letter based on any feedback you received from your classmates today. When you are finished, please upload your letter to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [~~http~~://~~openwetware~~.~~org~~/~~wiki~~/~~Special:DropBox the~~ homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_2.doc, for example: <font color = red>J_McCain_PDP_2.doc</font color> {{DropClick}}<br><center>	+	2. You should revise your letter based on any feedback you received from your classmates today. When you are finished, please upload your letter to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [https://stellar.mit.edu/S/course/20/sp09/20.020/homework/index.html homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_2.doc, for example: <font color = red>J_McCain_PDP_2.doc</font color> {{DropClick}}<br><center>
	'''Time to complete this letter revision and answer these questions: 1 hour MAX.'''</center>		'''Time to complete this letter revision and answer these questions: 1 hour MAX.'''</center>

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	=='''Homework''' for next week's challenge session==		=='''Homework''' for next week's challenge session==
-	#Over the next week we'll be turning the letter you wrote into a script and then a story board. The script should be fun to write and doesn't have to win you a Pulitzer Prize since you'll be turning it into a comic book. For inspiration, look through [http://www.nature.com/nature/comics/syntheticbiologycomic/index.html Adventures in SB]. Then, using the problem or opportunity you described in your letter, draft a two chapter script for a comic book using characters from your imagination. In chapter 1, have the characters talk about the problem or opportunity. In chapter 2, have the characters brainstorm a way to solve the issue. Before next Tuesday's challenge session, please upload your letter to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [~~http~~://~~openwetware~~.~~org~~/~~wiki~~/~~Special:DropBox the~~ homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_3.doc, for example: <font color = red>H_Clinton_PDP_3.doc</font color><br><center> You should also print out a copy to bring to the 20.020 studio time next Wednesday. <br>'''Time to complete this script: 1 hour MAX.'''	+	#Over the next week we'll be turning the letter you wrote into a script and then a story board. The script should be fun to write and doesn't have to win you a Pulitzer Prize since you'll be turning it into a comic book. For inspiration, look through [http://www.nature.com/nature/comics/syntheticbiologycomic/index.html Adventures in SB]. Then, using the problem or opportunity you described in your letter, draft a two chapter script for a comic book using characters from your imagination. In chapter 1, have the characters talk about the problem or opportunity. In chapter 2, have the characters brainstorm a way to solve the issue. Before next Tuesday's challenge session, please upload your letter to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [https://stellar.mit.edu/S/course/20/sp09/20.020/homework/index.html homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_3.doc, for example: <font color = red>H_Clinton_PDP_3.doc</font color><br><center> You should also print out a copy to bring to the 20.020 studio time next Wednesday. <br>'''Time to complete this script: 1 hour MAX.'''
	#Complete survey. [http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=tG9ERe3RBwAmFFS1DG5BQw_3d_3d Click here to start] It should only take ~10 minutes. Please note that this is NOT the same survey that the Project-Based Learning Center might have asked you to complete.		#Complete survey. [http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=tG9ERe3RBwAmFFS1DG5BQw_3d_3d Click here to start] It should only take ~10 minutes. Please note that this is NOT the same survey that the Project-Based Learning Center might have asked you to complete.

Nkuldell: /* Challenge: Sexy on the inside 2 */

2009-02-05T17:43:54Z

Challenge: Sexy on the inside 2

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	* from 2008: ''by taking the tape player apart, we learned in great detail how it worked.''		* from 2008: ''by taking the tape player apart, we learned in great detail how it worked.''
	* from 2008: ''I think this activity was useful because it showed us that we needed to be really diligent about keeping track of each and everything we did.''		* from 2008: ''I think this activity was useful because it showed us that we needed to be really diligent about keeping track of each and everything we did.''
		+	* from 2009: "draw pictures, taking would be better"
		+	* from 2009: "more time, not having to reassemble, knowing which parts can be broken, build for human understanding and use"
		+	* from 2009: "I hope not every part is needed"
		+	* from 2009: "these are battery eaters, optimized by cheap economy"
		+	* from 2009: "we should have tested it before"
		+	* from 2009: "fewer parts esp if not all parts are needed" "easier open/close, no hidden clips" "documentation" "higher quality parts"
		+	*
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Nkuldell: /* Homework for next week's challenge session */

2009-02-05T02:59:53Z

Homework for next week's challenge session

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	=='''Homework''' for next week's challenge session==		=='''Homework''' for next week's challenge session==
-	#Over the next week we'll be turning the letter you wrote into a script and then a story board. The script should be fun to write and doesn't have to win you Pulitzer Prize since you'll be turning it into a comic book. For inspiration, look through [http://www.nature.com/nature/comics/syntheticbiologycomic/index.html Adventures in SB]. Then, using the problem or opportunity you described in your letter, draft a two chapter script for a comic book using characters from your imagination. In chapter 1, have the characters talk about the problem or opportunity. In chapter 2, have the characters brainstorm a way to solve the issue. Before next Tuesday's challenge session, please upload your letter to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Special:DropBox the homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_3.doc, for example: <font color = red>H_Clinton_PDP_3.doc</font color><br><center> You should also print out a copy to bring to the 20.020 studio time next Wednesday. <br>'''Time to complete this script: 1 hour MAX.'''	+	#Over the next week we'll be turning the letter you wrote into a script and then a story board. The script should be fun to write and doesn't have to win you a Pulitzer Prize since you'll be turning it into a comic book. For inspiration, look through [http://www.nature.com/nature/comics/syntheticbiologycomic/index.html Adventures in SB]. Then, using the problem or opportunity you described in your letter, draft a two chapter script for a comic book using characters from your imagination. In chapter 1, have the characters talk about the problem or opportunity. In chapter 2, have the characters brainstorm a way to solve the issue. Before next Tuesday's challenge session, please upload your letter to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Special:DropBox the homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_3.doc, for example: <font color = red>H_Clinton_PDP_3.doc</font color><br><center> You should also print out a copy to bring to the 20.020 studio time next Wednesday. <br>'''Time to complete this script: 1 hour MAX.'''
	#Complete survey. [http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=tG9ERe3RBwAmFFS1DG5BQw_3d_3d Click here to start] It should only take ~10 minutes. Please note that this is NOT the same survey that the Project-Based Learning Center might have asked you to complete.		#Complete survey. [http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=tG9ERe3RBwAmFFS1DG5BQw_3d_3d Click here to start] It should only take ~10 minutes. Please note that this is NOT the same survey that the Project-Based Learning Center might have asked you to complete.

Nkuldell: /* Week 1 Thursday */

2009-02-04T15:00:15Z

Week 1 Thursday

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	# Watch [http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/view/id/202 this video] in which Gever Tulley talks about learning by doing.		# Watch [http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/view/id/202 this video] in which Gever Tulley talks about learning by doing.
	# Watch [http://gizmodo.com/348769/macbook-air-tear-down-sexy-on-the-inside-too this video] of a person taking apart a MacBook Air		# Watch [http://gizmodo.com/348769/macbook-air-tear-down-sexy-on-the-inside-too this video] of a person taking apart a MacBook Air
-	# Working in groups of 4, you will take apart a tape recorder. One person should work the tools, another should record the process (e.g. "began by taking off back panel), another should keep a parts list (e.g. "4 Phillips-screws 3 mm long from back panel"), and ~~the last person~~ should record the purpose of each component (e.g. "Phillips screws held back panel in place). '''Your team's goal is to disassemble the tape recorder into the greatest number of re-usable parts'''... note of the word '''"reusable"''' since next time we meet, the goal will be to reassemble your tape recorder into a working machine. As you work, you may find it helpful to describe what you think each component does and if it's made of sub-components that can be separated further without forever destroying the component's function.	+	# Working in groups of 3, you will take apart a tape recorder. One person should work the tools, another should record the process (e.g. "began by taking off back panel), another should keep a parts list (e.g. "4 Phillips-screws 3 mm long from back panel") and should record the purpose of each component (e.g. "Phillips screws held back panel in place). '''Your team's goal is to disassemble the tape recorder into the greatest number of re-usable parts'''... note of the word '''"reusable"''' since next time we meet, the goal will be to reassemble your tape recorder into a working machine. As you work, you may find it helpful to describe what you think each component does and if it's made of sub-components that can be separated further without forever destroying the component's function.
	#*"One of the problems of taking things apart and seeing how they work--supposing you're trying to find out how a cat works--you take that cat apart to see how it works, what you've got in your hands is a non-working cat," Douglas Adams		#*"One of the problems of taking things apart and seeing how they work--supposing you're trying to find out how a cat works--you take that cat apart to see how it works, what you've got in your hands is a non-working cat," Douglas Adams
	# If there's time, watch [http://www.studiodaily.com/main/technique/tprojects/6850.html this video] showing the inner life of the cell, an understanding largely achieved by scientific "take apart" techniques.		# If there's time, watch [http://www.studiodaily.com/main/technique/tprojects/6850.html this video] showing the inner life of the cell, an understanding largely achieved by scientific "take apart" techniques.

Nkuldell: /* Challenge: Project Runway */

2009-02-03T18:23:23Z

Challenge: Project Runway

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	* from 2008: ''"this was as an exercise in engineering. We had to solve a given problem with limited time and resources, while working effectively as a team."''		* from 2008: ''"this was as an exercise in engineering. We had to solve a given problem with limited time and resources, while working effectively as a team."''
	* from 2008: ''"We ended up using my design choice because I am more stubborn. This is not a great success story in terms of teamwork, but it did produce the best plane in the class."		* from 2008: ''"We ended up using my design choice because I am more stubborn. This is not a great success story in terms of teamwork, but it did produce the best plane in the class."
-	*from 2009: "to give us a way to visualize a design that may seem unlikely ~~but~~ that may not seem like it work''	+	*from 2009: "to give us a way to visualize a design that may seem unlikely and that may not seem like it would work''
-	*from 2009: to give us a problem we might feel more approachable	+	*from 2009: "to give us a problem we might feel is more approachable"
-	*from 2009: the most complicated design isn't always the best. Simple works	+	*from 2009: "the most complicated design isn't always the best. Simple works"
		+	*from 2009: "how different all the plane designs are, even starting with the same materials."
	*from 2009: " I think it was difficult to decide on rolls"		*from 2009: " I think it was difficult to decide on rolls"
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Nkuldell: /* Challenge: Project Runway */

2009-02-03T17:33:56Z

Challenge: Project Runway

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	Once "project runway" has launched and the winning design team has been recognized, we'll work as a class to add more ideas, questions and thoughts to this list.		Once "project runway" has launched and the winning design team has been recognized, we'll work as a class to add more ideas, questions and thoughts to this list.
	* from 2008: ''"this was as an exercise in engineering. We had to solve a given problem with limited time and resources, while working effectively as a team."''		* from 2008: ''"this was as an exercise in engineering. We had to solve a given problem with limited time and resources, while working effectively as a team."''
-	* from 2008: ''"We ended up using my design choice because I am more stubborn. This is not a great success story in terms of teamwork, but it did produce the best plane in the class." ''	+	* from 2008: ''"We ended up using my design choice because I am more stubborn. This is not a great success story in terms of teamwork, but it did produce the best plane in the class."
		+	*from 2009: "to give us a way to visualize a design that may seem unlikely but that may not seem like it work''
		+	*from 2009: to give us a problem we might feel more approachable
		+	*from 2009: the most complicated design isn't always the best. Simple works
		+	*from 2009: " I think it was difficult to decide on rolls"
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Nkuldell at 01:27, 16 January 2009

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	*The MIT team made some "on the fly" adjustments to their project based on early data collected. For instance they decided to control the banana smell for expression in stationary phase since the smell overwhelmed the wintergreen. Could they have used a computer simulation of their system to make this decision? Why or why not?		*The MIT team made some "on the fly" adjustments to their project based on early data collected. For instance they decided to control the banana smell for expression in stationary phase since the smell overwhelmed the wintergreen. Could they have used a computer simulation of their system to make this decision? Why or why not?
	When you are finished, please upload your assignment to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Special:DropBox the homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_1.doc, for example: <font color = red> B_Obama_PDP_1.doc </font color><br>		When you are finished, please upload your assignment to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Special:DropBox the homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_1.doc, for example: <font color = red> B_Obama_PDP_1.doc </font color><br>
-	2. You should revise your letter based on any feedback you received from your classmates today. When you are finished, please upload your letter to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Special:DropBox the homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_2.doc, for example: <font color = red>J_McCain_PDP_2.doc</font color> <br><center>	+	2. You should revise your letter based on any feedback you received from your classmates today. When you are finished, please upload your letter to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Special:DropBox the homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_2.doc, for example: <font color = red>J_McCain_PDP_2.doc</font color> {{DropClick}}<br><center>
	'''Time to complete this letter revision and answer these questions: 1 hour MAX.'''</center>		'''Time to complete this letter revision and answer these questions: 1 hour MAX.'''</center>

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	=='''Homework''' for next week's challenge session==		=='''Homework''' for next week's challenge session==
-	#Over the next week we'll be turning the letter you wrote into a script and then a story board. The script should be fun to write and doesn't have to win you Pulitzer Prize since you'll be turning it into a comic book. For inspiration, look through [http://www.nature.com/nature/comics/syntheticbiologycomic/index.html Adventures in SB]. Then, using the problem or opportunity you described in your letter, draft a two chapter script for a comic book using characters from your imagination. In chapter 1, have the characters talk about the problem or opportunity. In chapter 2, have the characters brainstorm a way to solve the issue. Before next Tuesday's challenge session, please upload your letter to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Special:DropBox the homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_3.doc, for example: <font color = red>H_Clinton_PDP_3.doc</font color> <br><center> You should also print out a copy to bring to the 20.020 studio time next Wednesday. <br>'''Time to complete this script: 1 hour MAX.'''	+	#Over the next week we'll be turning the letter you wrote into a script and then a story board. The script should be fun to write and doesn't have to win you Pulitzer Prize since you'll be turning it into a comic book. For inspiration, look through [http://www.nature.com/nature/comics/syntheticbiologycomic/index.html Adventures in SB]. Then, using the problem or opportunity you described in your letter, draft a two chapter script for a comic book using characters from your imagination. In chapter 1, have the characters talk about the problem or opportunity. In chapter 2, have the characters brainstorm a way to solve the issue. Before next Tuesday's challenge session, please upload your letter to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Special:DropBox the homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_3.doc, for example: <font color = red>H_Clinton_PDP_3.doc</font color><br><center> You should also print out a copy to bring to the 20.020 studio time next Wednesday. <br>'''Time to complete this script: 1 hour MAX.'''
	#Complete survey. [http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=tG9ERe3RBwAmFFS1DG5BQw_3d_3d Click here to start] It should only take ~10 minutes. Please note that this is NOT the same survey that the Project-Based Learning Center might have asked you to complete.		#Complete survey. [http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=tG9ERe3RBwAmFFS1DG5BQw_3d_3d Click here to start] It should only take ~10 minutes. Please note that this is NOT the same survey that the Project-Based Learning Center might have asked you to complete.

Nkuldell: /* Homework for next week's challenge session */

2009-01-02T00:24:31Z

Homework for next week's challenge session

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	=='''Homework''' for next week's challenge session==		=='''Homework''' for next week's challenge session==
-	#Over the next week we'll be turning the letter you wrote into a script and then a story board. The script should be fun to write and doesn't have to win you Pulitzer Prize since you'll be turning it into a comic book. For inspiration, look through [http://www.nature.com/nature/comics/syntheticbiologycomic/index.html Adventures in SB]. Then, using the problem or opportunity you described in your letter, draft a two chapter script for a comic book using characters from your imagination. In chapter 1, have the characters talk about the problem or opportunity. In chapter 2, have the characters brainstorm a way to solve the issue. ~~before~~ next Tuesday's challenge session, please upload your letter to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Special:DropBox the homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_3.doc, for example: <font color = red>H_Clinton_PDP_3.doc</font color> <br><center> You should also print out a copy to bring to the 20.020 studio time next Wednesday. <br>'''Time to complete this script: 1 hour MAX.'''	+	#Over the next week we'll be turning the letter you wrote into a script and then a story board. The script should be fun to write and doesn't have to win you Pulitzer Prize since you'll be turning it into a comic book. For inspiration, look through [http://www.nature.com/nature/comics/syntheticbiologycomic/index.html Adventures in SB]. Then, using the problem or opportunity you described in your letter, draft a two chapter script for a comic book using characters from your imagination. In chapter 1, have the characters talk about the problem or opportunity. In chapter 2, have the characters brainstorm a way to solve the issue. Before next Tuesday's challenge session, please upload your letter to your "Personal Design Portfolio" in the [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Special:DropBox the homework dropbox.], calling your assignment: FirstInitial_LastName_PDP_3.doc, for example: <font color = red>H_Clinton_PDP_3.doc</font color> <br><center> You should also print out a copy to bring to the 20.020 studio time next Wednesday. <br>'''Time to complete this script: 1 hour MAX.'''
	#Complete survey. [http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=tG9ERe3RBwAmFFS1DG5BQw_3d_3d Click here to start] It should only take ~10 minutes. Please note that this is NOT the same survey that the Project-Based Learning Center might have asked you to complete.		#Complete survey. [http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=tG9ERe3RBwAmFFS1DG5BQw_3d_3d Click here to start] It should only take ~10 minutes. Please note that this is NOT the same survey that the Project-Based Learning Center might have asked you to complete.