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       <web>according to the directions in this module s <b>Text</b>        <web> according to the directions in this module s <b>Text</b>
            and <b>Local Guide</b>.</web>             and <b>Local Guide</b>.</web>
       <tex>according to the directions in this module's \textbf{Text}        <tex> according to the directions in this module's \textbf{Text}
            and \textbf{Local Guide}</tex>             and \textbf{Local Guide}</tex>
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       <web>according to the directions in this module s <b>Text</b>        <web><b>To Receive Credit for this Module:</b><br />
            and <b>Local Guide</b>.</web>             <ol>
       <tex>according to the directions in this module's \textbf{Text}             <li> Bring your original completed module to the Exam Manager along with a completed
            and \textbf{Local Guide}</tex>             Exam <b>Application</b> Form filled out correctly for either this unit's unit exam or
      for the block exam which includes this unit (in the latter case be sure to bring all of
      the relevant modules you constructed).</li>
      <li> Give the Exam Manager the completed module(s) to hold while you take the Exam
              into the Exam Room.  When there, answer any exam questions as usual.
              Then fill out an Exam Answer Sheet for each project module for use by the grader.</li>
      <li> When finished, bring all of your exam materials: Exam Answer Sheets,
      Exam Application Form, and printed Exam, back to the Exam Manager and get your module(s).
      Staple the module(s) to the rest of the exam materials, in the proper order, and hand the
      pack to the Exam Manager.</li>
      </ol>
      <p></p>
      When your exam is graded it will be judged in part on your answers to any questions that
      were on the exam, in part on the content of each of your modules (whether the reader can
      learn the subject from your write-up), and in part on the attributes of good communication
      listed in Module 69.</web>
         <tex>\textbf{To Receive Credit for this Module:}
              \begin{itemize}
              \item[1] Bring your original completed module to the Exam Manager along with a completed
              Exam \textbf{Application} Form filled out correctly for either this unit's unit exam or
      for the block exam which includes this unit (in the latter case be sure to bring all of
      the relevant modules you constructed).
      \item[2] Give the Exam Manager the completed module(s) to hold while you take the Exam
              into the Exam Room.  When there, answer any exam questions as usual.
              Then fill out an Exam Answer Sheet for each project module for use by the grader.
      \item[3] When finished, bring all of your exam materials: Exam Answer Sheets,
      Exam Application Form, and printed Exam, back to the Exam Manager and get your module(s).
      Staple the module(s) to the rest of the exam materials, in the proper order, and hand the
      pack to the Exam Manager.
      \end{itemize}
      {\par}
      When your exam is graded it will be judged in part on your answers to any questions that
      were on the exam, in part on the content of each of your modules (whether the reader can
      learn the subject from your write-up), and in part on the attributes of good communication
      listed in Module 69.</tex>
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       <web>Construct a lecture on the physics of </web>        <web>This is a learner-originated unit.
       <tex>Construct a lecture on the physics of </tex>             You must go to the library (Physics-Astronomy library, Engineering
       <latexsource>\LearnerModuleTx</latexsource>             library, or wherever) and look up recent articles about</web>
         <tex>This is a learner-originated unit.
              You must go to the library (Physics-Astronomy library, Engineering
              library, or wherever) and look up recent articles about</tex>
         <latexsource></latexsource>
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       <web>according to the directions in this module s <b>Text</b>        <web> in places like <i>Discover</i>, <i>Scientific American</i>, and
          and <b>Local Guide</b>.</web>             <i>Popular Science</i>.
       <tex>according to the directions in this module's \textbf{Text}             <p></p> 
          and \textbf{Local Guide}</tex>             Then construct a module of the usual length (one lecture's worth) using the
              materials you have studied.
              <p></p> 
              Feel free to consult any expert who might be available in the subject under
              study.
              <p></p> 
              Make sure the reader can learn the subject you are presenting just from
              your printed module alone.
              <p></p>  
              Be sure to give attributions for any material taken verbatim from published
              material: plagiarism carries a severe penalty in the University.
              <p></p>  
              Your module should be clear and concise.  A student of background and level
              of scientific knowledge similar to yours should be able to read your module
              to obtain a relatively easy understanding of the subject.
              For this reason, your module will be judged not only for its content but also for its
              clarity and for how well it communicates with its prospective audience.
              To examine relevant communication skills, see Module 69.</web> 
         <tex> in places like \textit{Discover}, \textit{Scientific American}, and
              \textit{Popular Science}.
              {\par} 
              Then construct a module of the usual length (one lecture's worth) using the
              materials you have studied.
              {\par} 
              Feel free to consult any expert who might be available in the subject under
              study.
              {\par} 
              Make sure the reader can learn the subject you are presenting just from
              your printed module alone.
              {\par} 
              Be sure to give attributions for any material taken verbatim from published
              material: plagiarism carries a severe penalty in the University.
              {\par} 
              Your module should be clear and concise.  A student of background and level
              of scientific knowledge similar to yours should be able to read your module
              to obtain a relatively easy understanding of the subject.
              For this reason, your module will be judged not only for its content but also for its
              clarity and for how well it communicates with its prospective audience.
              To examine relevant communication skills, see Module 69.</tex>
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