BIOL368/F11:Week 4 - Revision history

Kam D. Dahlquist: /* Electronic Lab Notebook */ removed reference to "below"

2011-09-21T23:22:28Z

Electronic Lab Notebook: removed reference to "below"

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	#* '''Justify why you chose the subjects, visits, and clones you did.'''		#* '''Justify why you chose the subjects, visits, and clones you did.'''

-	Once you have your question, hypothesis, and data you will use, you should then move on to answering your question [[BIOL368/F11:HIV_Evolution#Continue_Research_Project \| (shown ~~below~~ in Week 5)]]. Although the project is not due until the Week 5 journal assignment, you should work ahead. Your electronic notebook should contain your notes, methods, results, and interpretations as you carry out your project. You should '''''document as you work''''', taking your notes on the wiki as much as possible. Post data, figures, screenshots, to support your project. You can post files that are in progress; remember, you can upload a new version of the file and the wiki will automatically link to the new version (while keeping the old).	+	Once you have your question, hypothesis, and data you will use, you should then move on to answering your question [[BIOL368/F11:HIV_Evolution#Continue_Research_Project \| (shown in Week 5)]]. Although the project is not due until the Week 5 journal assignment, you should work ahead. Your electronic notebook should contain your notes, methods, results, and interpretations as you carry out your project. You should '''''document as you work''''', taking your notes on the wiki as much as possible. Post data, figures, screenshots, to support your project. You can post files that are in progress; remember, you can upload a new version of the file and the wiki will automatically link to the new version (while keeping the old).

	'''''Although you will have assigned partner(s), you will need to fill out your own individual journal page with your own work.'''''		'''''Although you will have assigned partner(s), you will need to fill out your own individual journal page with your own work.'''''

Kam D. Dahlquist: /* Electronic Lab Notebook */ fixed formatting of bulleted list

2011-09-21T23:21:56Z

Electronic Lab Notebook: fixed formatting of bulleted list

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	Complete your electronic notebook for this week's part of the [[BIOL368/F11:HIV Evolution]] project on your individual journal page. Your notebook entry should contain:		Complete your electronic notebook for this week's part of the [[BIOL368/F11:HIV Evolution]] project on your individual journal page. Your notebook entry should contain:
-	*# '''What is your question?'''	+	# '''What is your question?'''
-	*# '''Make a prediction (hypothesis) about the answer to your question before you begin your analysis.'''	+	# '''Make a prediction (hypothesis) about the answer to your question before you begin your analysis.'''
-	*# '''Which subjects, visits, and clones will you use to answer your question?'''	+	# '''Which subjects, visits, and clones will you use to answer your question?'''
-	# You should choose a combination of subjects, visits, and clones that will add up to approximately 50 sequences. You will need about that many sequences to answer a reasonably complex question. However, you cannot use more because the multiple sequence alignment tool cannot handle more than that many sequences.	+	#* You should choose a combination of subjects, visits, and clones that will add up to approximately 50 sequences. You will need about that many sequences to answer a reasonably complex question. However, you cannot use more because the multiple sequence alignment tool cannot handle more than that many sequences.
-	# '''Justify why you chose the subjects, visits, and clones you did.'''	+	#* '''Justify why you chose the subjects, visits, and clones you did.'''

	Once you have your question, hypothesis, and data you will use, you should then move on to answering your question [[BIOL368/F11:HIV_Evolution#Continue_Research_Project \| (shown below in Week 5)]]. Although the project is not due until the Week 5 journal assignment, you should work ahead. Your electronic notebook should contain your notes, methods, results, and interpretations as you carry out your project. You should '''''document as you work''''', taking your notes on the wiki as much as possible. Post data, figures, screenshots, to support your project. You can post files that are in progress; remember, you can upload a new version of the file and the wiki will automatically link to the new version (while keeping the old).		Once you have your question, hypothesis, and data you will use, you should then move on to answering your question [[BIOL368/F11:HIV_Evolution#Continue_Research_Project \| (shown below in Week 5)]]. Although the project is not due until the Week 5 journal assignment, you should work ahead. Your electronic notebook should contain your notes, methods, results, and interpretations as you carry out your project. You should '''''document as you work''''', taking your notes on the wiki as much as possible. Post data, figures, screenshots, to support your project. You can post files that are in progress; remember, you can upload a new version of the file and the wiki will automatically link to the new version (while keeping the old).

Kam D. Dahlquist: /* Reflection */ added reflection questions

2011-09-21T23:21:22Z

Reflection: added reflection questions

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	Answer these questions on the shared page:		Answer these questions on the shared page:
-	~~<!--~~	+
-	# ~~What is your comfort level when working with the online databases and tools during~~ the in-class ~~activity? What would increase~~ your ~~comfort level?~~	+	# Did the in-class discussion of the journal article enhance your understanding of the article? Why or why not?
-	~~# What was the easiest aspect~~ of ~~reading/understanding~~ the ~~Markham et al. (1998)~~ article?	+	# Have your views about what it means to do original research in biology changed as a result of discussing this article? Why or why not?
-	# ~~What was the most difficult aspect~~ of ~~reading/understanding the Markham et al. (1998)~~ article?	+
-	~~-->~~	+

Kam D. Dahlquist: /* Electronic Lab Notebook */ electronic notebook instructions

2011-09-21T23:17:24Z

Electronic Lab Notebook: electronic notebook instructions

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	Complete your electronic notebook for this week's part of the [[BIOL368/F11:HIV Evolution]] project on your individual journal page. Your notebook entry should contain:		Complete your electronic notebook for this week's part of the [[BIOL368/F11:HIV Evolution]] project on your individual journal page. Your notebook entry should contain:
		+	*# '''What is your question?'''
		+	*# '''Make a prediction (hypothesis) about the answer to your question before you begin your analysis.'''
		+	*# '''Which subjects, visits, and clones will you use to answer your question?'''
		+	# You should choose a combination of subjects, visits, and clones that will add up to approximately 50 sequences. You will need about that many sequences to answer a reasonably complex question. However, you cannot use more because the multiple sequence alignment tool cannot handle more than that many sequences.
		+	# '''Justify why you chose the subjects, visits, and clones you did.'''
		+
		+	Once you have your question, hypothesis, and data you will use, you should then move on to answering your question [[BIOL368/F11:HIV_Evolution#Continue_Research_Project \| (shown below in Week 5)]]. Although the project is not due until the Week 5 journal assignment, you should work ahead. Your electronic notebook should contain your notes, methods, results, and interpretations as you carry out your project. You should '''''document as you work''''', taking your notes on the wiki as much as possible. Post data, figures, screenshots, to support your project. You can post files that are in progress; remember, you can upload a new version of the file and the wiki will automatically link to the new version (while keeping the old).

	'''''Although you will have assigned partner(s), you will need to fill out your own individual journal page with your own work.'''''		'''''Although you will have assigned partner(s), you will need to fill out your own individual journal page with your own work.'''''

Kam D. Dahlquist: started assignment page, modifying from week 3

2011-09-21T23:13:34Z

started assignment page, modifying from week 3

New page

{{BIOL368/F11}}

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'''This journal entry is due on Wednesday, September 28 at midnight PDT''' ''(Tuesday night/Wednesday morning)''. NOTE that the server records the time as Eastern Daylight Time (EDT). Therefore, midnight will register as 03:00.

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== Individual Journal Assignment ==

* Store this journal entry as "''username'' Week 4" (i.e., this is the text to place between the square brackets when you link to this page).
* Create the following set of links. (HINT: you can do all of this easily by adding them to your template and then using the template on your pages.)
** Link to your journal entry from your user page.
** Link back from your journal entry to your user page.
** Link to this assignment from your journal entry.
** Don't forget to add the "BIOL368/F11" category to the end of your wiki page.

=== Electronic Lab Notebook ===

Complete your electronic notebook for this week's part of the [[BIOL368/F11:HIV Evolution]] project on your individual journal page. Your notebook entry should contain:

'''''Although you will have assigned partner(s), you will need to fill out your own individual journal page with your own work.'''''

== Shared Journal Assignment ==

* Store your journal entry in the shared [[BIOL368/F11:Class Journal Week 4]] page. If this page does not exist yet, go ahead and create it (congratulations on getting in first ''':)''' )
* Link to the shared journal entry from your user page.
* Link the shared journal page to this assignment page.
* Sign your portion of the journal with the standard wiki signature shortcut (<code><nowiki>~~~~</nowiki></code>).
* Add the "BIOL368/F11" category to the end of the wiki page (if someone has not already done so).

=== Reflection ===

Answer these questions on the shared page: