In order to ensure that your
experience as an honors student in the Dynamics lab is a smooth process, as
well as being educational and beneficial for you, several deadlines and
requirements have been established. After reading and agreeing to the
following, you should copy this document into a word file. Complete the time
line, then print a copy of this
form, sign and date it, and return
to your sponsor.
1) Obtain your sponsor's approval for
your planned research activities.
2) Work at least 3 hours per week on
lab-related activities for each credit hour enrolled (e.g.: for 3 credits, 9
hours). Your involvement is expected to be conscientious and responsible (e.g.,
prompt, courteous, respectful with both department members and participants in
experiments). You are expected to follow all lab policies (e.g., booking rooms
on yahoo calendar).
3) Other expectations:
4) Turn in a Paper and a Letter to YOUR
SUPERVISOR on the Monday of The Last Week of Classes:
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PROJECT |
Progress Report |
Expected completion
date (parenthesis
= dynamics latest deadline. Pls write in actual
date upon which this falls OR your deadline if you plan to complete sooner). NLT = Not Later Than |
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IRB protocol submission |
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NLT week 4 fall term |
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Data collection |
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NLT week 10 winter term |
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Data coding |
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NLT week 10 winter term |
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Data entry |
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NLT week 10 winter term |
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Data analysis |
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NLT week 2 spring term |
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PAPER/THESIS |
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Introduction |
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NLT week 8 fall term |
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Abstract & References |
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NLT week 9 fall term |
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Results section |
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NLT week 2 spring term |
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Methods section |
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NLT week 10 fall term |
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Revised Introduction |
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NLT week 5 winter term |
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Revised Methods |
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NLT week 2 spring term |
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Revised Results |
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NLT week 5 spring term |
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Discussion |
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NLT week 5 spring term |
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Revised discussion |
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NLT week 7 spring term |
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Final paper draft |
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NLT week 8 spring term |
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Final paper for grading |
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NLT week 9 spring term |
NOTE
about deadlines: depending
on the project, some of the deadlines may seem to conflict. E.g., it may seem
impossible to finish data collection, coding, and data entry all during week
10 of winter term. If you must do all three of these tasks, you must consider
this in your planning. Coding can take weeks. Therefore, work backwards from
the data entry due date and allow enough time for each task. You MUST have this approved by your supervisor.
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I understand that in order to
receive credit for Research this quarter, I must fulfill the above
requirements. |
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Sponsor signature |
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Last revised: 25, June 2005