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In terms of someone who is learning, I see projects in terms of creating new design space and not creating design space. | In terms of someone who is learning, I see projects in terms of creating new design space and not creating design space. | ||
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Need a pathway? [http://biocyc.org/META/NEW-IMAGE?type=ENZYME-IN-PATHWAY&object=CPLX-7521 Metabolic Pathway] | |||
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First thing's first: a link to the projects from this class. This is a summary of each of the parts. It's good for ideas since it includes some novel approaches such as the magnetic bead peptide. Projects
My Design Thought Process for a Simple Idea General Simple Ideas
My First Design for a Acrylamide Detector Acrylamide Detector
Some Design Philosophy:
There's 3 types of projects in terms of application: Toy- new concept. Application- a device that engages a real life problem. Tool- helps you build other stuff. In terms of someone who is learning, I see projects in terms of creating new design space and not creating design space.
Need a pathway? Metabolic Pathway
