Laboratories

Whenever turning in laboratory written worksheets, please observe the directives below from the Assignment Checklist - leave no questions unanswered unless indicated by me.

If turning in a lab report in APA format, please make sure you have downloaded the APA check-off list on the APA Writing Support webpage, and followed all directives on that list.

The APA Writing Support webpage (linked right) is available for your continued use in the course.

Assignment Checklist:

To maximize points, for every assignment you turn in, make sure:
  • all pages are stapled together
  • your name written neatly at the top
  • all writing should be legible and tidy, answers fit within the space provided
  • when a problem asks you to explain, you need to explain
  • for mathematical calculations, you need to show your work
  • your parents need to sign (or initial) all of your chapter worksheets, signifying that you checked your answers against the Answer Keys and corrected your wrong answers (no signature, then 50% deduction in points)
  • indicate how many you got wrong and circle that number, writing this next to your name
  • all quizzes and exams need to be proctored, signed, and returned in an envelope with a signature on the seal (no signature or envelope - no credit)
Image Credits:
Nanocar ball-and-stick model in banner retrieved from: http://news.rice.edu/2015/12/14/rice-to-enter-first-international-nanocar-race/
Nanocar with fullerene wheels in banner by Materialscientist at en.wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=16454593
Glucose ball-and-stick model retrieved from: https://www.thoughtco.com/pathway-most-atp-per-glucose-molecule-608200