Please note that both selection of phenomena and model building may require additional consultation with me outside of class. The report should be between two and five pages, and should be presented in such a way that it can be read by observers viewing the model, much like a caption below a work of art. Observers from outside of our class will be viewing our models, so we must do a good job of presentation. A maximum of 100 points can be earned by successful completion of the Fechner Day Project. You must be prepared for discussion of potential topics on Friday, Feb 16.
Preparation is defined as actually having some ideas to bring to the discussion.
Preparation is again defined as actually having some ideas to bring to the discussion on how to go about constructing your model. Overall quality of the model is defined as the degree to which it represents a working demonstration of the chosen phenomena. Overall quality of the report is defined as the degree to which it achieves the three major purposes listed above. Note that I will make the judgment on Fechner Day, so failure to have a completed project on that day will result in 0 points for this aspect of the project.