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Final Report The purpose of this assignment is to complete your project report, to prepare it for publication on the web, and to organize your 5 minute presentation. Here's what you need to do: 1. Write HTML.  Convert your project report to html during lab. Follow directions in the HTML Instructions document. 2. Complete final revisions. Complete the final revisions to your "Project Report." As you update the "Project Report" document, be sure to copy and paste any changes to your html files. Be sure to save changes often and make multiple backups. Print out a copy to turn in. 3. Prepare class presentation. Prepare a 5 minute description of your project for presentation in lecture. You should: (1) state your question, (2) show your movies (these will be available for you on the classroom computer, (3) use one or two pairs of graphs to illustrate the answer to your research question, and (4) share the most enjoyable, funny, memorable, or dreadful aspect of your project experience. Print out a page with your project title, project group name, team member names, the graphs you plan to show in class, and any text that you want to include, and copy it onto a transparency for use in class. You will need to turn in a copy of your overhead (on paper) to Dr. Gross in class when you present your project. The 5 minute limit will be strictly enforced! 4. Organize ZIP disks. Organize one ZIP disk to be turned in with the print out of your final project report.   Grading Here's what you turn in (100 points total): 1. Final print-out of your "Project Report" document for final project assessment. Please follow the formatting directions provided in the Project Requirements document (75 pts) 2. One ZIP disk for report publication on the web (10 pts total) 3. One print out of the transparency that you use to illustrate your presentation. This needs to be turned in at the beginning of lecture on the day of presentation in class (15 pts total for class presentation of project). * You can pick up your ZIP disks at the final exam.   top     Melissa Gross , Ph.D. - mgross@umich.edu The University of Michigan, Division of Kinesiology Revised 12/01 ©1996 Melissa Gross, Ph.D.