comments Live anonymous Practice questions answers Feedback and discussion Anonymous Q&A Live anonymous session questions Live anonymous Final thoughts opinionsFig. 2 Session flowchart of a real time interactive presentation and anonymous collaborationAt the end of the
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asked about space industry careers, space characteristics ormission planning. Yet, respondents felt adequately prepared to undertake the CubeSat designcompetition.Respondents reported a moderate level of confidence in the targeted STEM categories ofprograming, space environment and mission planning. Further, respondents reported a moderatelevel of confidence in their understanding of the industry. These results were consistent acrossboth male and female respondents as well as high school and middle school.Table IV: Entrance survey questions and responses of the CubeSat design competition (n = 44) Q# Formulated Question Result
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someone might want to do that(are they practicing how to fish? playing?) – so, as a rater, there’s only so much you can inferabout what a participant might have intended (can’t rate things they never said).Q. The word for the object has multiple meanings and the participant started talking about thesecondary meaning of the word. Does that count?A. The items were presented as words on the screen without a picture, and participants knewthey were supposed to be talking about common objects. Alternate meanings of a word isn’t anovel use of the object – it’s not the task – so those type of responses get 0.
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Matplotlib library and custom Pythonscripts to visualize the data from the sensors in near real time. In addition to Arduino, the ESP8266microprocessor board was used in conjunction with micropython and DHT110 and DHT220 temperature,humidity sensors and BMP180 Atmospheric Pressure Sensor to allow students explore differentmicroprocessors available in the market. 7The measurement of fluid flows is another important fundamental laboratory in Mechanics of FluidsLaboratory course. This laboratory focuses on different approaches to flow measurements. In additionto direct measurement of change of volume over time (Q = ΔV/Δt) the laboratory exposes students toseveral indirect hydraulic approaches listed in
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18-19,2022. Paper ID # 36074.Appendix 1. Guidelines and rubric for the individual assessment assignmentGLOBAL PROJECTINDIVIDUAL ASSESSMENT (GP6)Description. A short 3 pages individual assessment (GP6) at week 13 with the essential narrativeof the project, the specific individual role taken on the project, and the individual self-assessmenton the learning experience, both on the scope of the project and the team performance. Inaddition, a critical assessment from every foreign partner should be included as appendix. Note:The rubric provides the guidelines for grading. You are expected to address all the items but witha fluent narrative, not with a Q&A style.Grading: 2 points, self-gradeRubricItem