As I wrote in the notice right below, our final report is writing an article of three paragraphs.

[Final Report] Writing an article of three paragraphs (due 6/12 9AM)

• this is the compiled version including your previous assignments

• paragraph 1: introductions - explain about the challenge you addressed

• paragraph 2: experimental results (you already wrote this for assignment #9. figure description)

• paragraph 3: conclusion (assignment #10)

Complete your work considering the instructions provided throughout the course, and specific revision comments of our professor.

I have created a template file for your reference and briefly summarized the instructions in it.

Please check "Instructions and template for final report" file in our Google Drive.

Format: Free, any size of file acceptable as long as it contains a figure and three paragraphs, and it is a pdf file

As mentioned, I've provided a sample template to our google drive. Using the template is optional.

File submission: Sending e-mail to bmnl.matdesign@gmail.com

Unlike the previous group assignments, please send your report individually via mail.

Title of the mail: "Your name - final report"

Content: Attach the pdf file of your final report.

Due date is 6/12(Wed) 9AM. *Late submission is not allowed.*

If you have any problem or question, please feel free to ask me: bmnl.matdesign@gmail.com

If there's any update in this announcement, I'll notify it by sending you e-mail.

Dear students, tomorrow's class is replaced by a video lecture.

I've uploaded the video lecture file and lecture material to our google drive, so please watch the video individually.

(The name of the files are "240529 Video Lecture.mp4" and "[Lecture Material] 2024-05-29 Lecture #13.pdf")

Our professor mentions about a new assignment(due 6/5) and our final report(due 6/12) in the video lecture.

To summarize our professor's instructions:

[Assignment #10] Writing a concluding paragraph (due 6/5 9AM)

• write one paragraph that tells implications of your experiment

• rather than simply summarizing and repeating the experimental results, try to provide a perspective

[Final Report] Writing an article of three paragraphs (due 6/12 9AM)

• this is the compiled version including your previous assignments

• paragraph 1: introductions - explain about the challenge you addressed

• paragraph 2: experimental results (you already wrote this for assignment #9. figure description)

• paragraph 3: conclusion (assignment #10)

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File submission(Assignment #10): to our google drive drive.google.com/drive/folders/18HrcQXgJuHYnevMi19dsHTJKtTH79uOP?usp=sharing 

Please make your slide that contains your paragraph.

Collect slides by group, and please name the file as "Group#Conclusion.pptx". 

Due date is 6/5(Wed) 9AM.

If you have any problem or question, please feel free to ask me: bmnl.matdesign@gmail.com

Instead of class on Wednesday(5/22), please do your assignment #9.

Assignment #9 is writing a paragraph that explains your figure in assignment #7: experiment design.

Instructions are provided in the video lecture, so please listen to the lecture carefully.

In the lecture, our professor also mentions about the importance of this assignment and how the grades of this course will be evaluated.

File submission: to our google drive drive.google.com/drive/folders/18HrcQXgJuHYnevMi19dsHTJKtTH79uOP?usp=sharing 

Please make your slide that contains your figure and paragraph.

Collect slides by group, and please name the file as "Group#Description.pptx". 

Due date is 5/27(Mon) 9AM.

If you have any problem or question, please feel free to ask me: bmnl.matdesign@gmail.com

Submission: please write a mail to bmnl.matdesign@gmail.com

Title of the mail: Your name 

Content: Sentences you wrote.

If you have any problem or question, please feel free to ask me: bmnl.matdesign@gmail.com

Please check the announcement from our professor:

For the upcoming session on 4/29, there will be no class. Instead, a homework assignment will be given with a deadline of 5/8.

In our previous class, we laid out the framework for a research program, which progresses as follows:

1. Define the Social and Scientific Challenge: Clearly articulate the societal and scientific issues at hand.

2. Engage in Importance Assessment: Prompt individuals to assess the significance and urgency of addressing this challenge from a scientific perspective.

3. Collaborative Breakdown: Collaboratively deconstruct the challenge into subcategories, fostering teamwork.

4. Quantitative and Qualitative Definition: Define the scientific challenges both quantitatively and qualitatively.

5. Creative Idea Generation: Develop a groundbreaking idea to tackle the listed scientific challenges. This idea should stem from your own creativity rather than relying solely on existing literature.

6. Unprecedented Innovation: Your creative idea should be original and stem from your imagination rather than existing research. It should reflect a "what if" approach, leveraging your strengths and knowledge.

7. Experiment Design: Emphasize the importance of designing your experiment to align with your envisioned outcomes and define your variables effectively.

For your next project milestone, your task is to outline the experimental data you plan to gather and how you intend to present it. Each student is required to create one slide of PowerPoint presentation file outlining the potential data and figures they expect to obtain to validate their idea's efficacy.

In your PowerPoint presentation, you are required to include a single figure consisting of only one graph, along with accompanying data in any format if necessary. The graph should depict an x-axis representing the experimental variable and a y-axis representing the characteristic parameter. In your explanatory paragraph, detail the imaginary graph's significance: elucidate what the y-axis result signifies and justify the selection of x-variables. Additionally, explain how this graph serves as validation for your idea. By providing this graphical representation, you will effectively illustrate the correlation between your chosen experimental variables and the resultant characteristic parameter, thereby substantiating the viability and effectiveness of your proposed concept.

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File submission: to our google drive drive.google.com/drive/folders/18HrcQXgJuHYnevMi19dsHTJKtTH79uOP?usp=sharing 

Please name the file as "Group#Experiment.pptx". 

If you have any problem or question, please feel free to ask me: bmnl.matdesign@gmail.com

Please think about how could you improve the figure we've discussed on 4/15(Mon). It's on the 7th page of our lecture material.

Then, please write your suggestion into 1 or 2 sentences.

(Update) Please discuss about the way the figure is presented, rather than the topic(LIBs).

For example, suggestion such as "Presenting it vertically would enhance the clarity of the change over time."

Submission: please write a mail to bmnl.matdesign@gmail.com

Title: Your name / Content: Sentence(s) you wrote.

If you have any problem or question, please feel free to ask me: bmnl.matdesign@gmail.com

Please refine your group assignment of notice #5.

File submission: to our google drive drive.google.com/drive/folders/18HrcQXgJuHYnevMi19dsHTJKtTH79uOP?usp=sharing 

Please name the file as "Group#Ideas.pptx". (Just rewrite over your previous file)

If you have any problem or question, please feel free to ask me: bmnl.matdesign@gmail.com

Create a scientific idea to address your challenge.

You've previously defined some challenges for the topic you chose. Now take one challenge among them and create a scientific idea to address that challenge.

(1 challenge, 1 idea for 1 person ➡️ 4~6 challenges in total, depending on the number of people in your group)

Please submit your assignment in group:

• Each student will write half of PPT slide.

• Combine individual parts into one file.

• Please write your name on the top of your part.

• 1 challenge, 1 idea for 1 person = 0.5 slide for 1 person ➡️ 4~6 challenges in total = 2~3 slides in total

Please let me add more details to this announcement after further classes.

This is the final form of the announcement.

File submission: to our google drive drive.google.com/drive/folders/18HrcQXgJuHYnevMi19dsHTJKtTH79uOP?usp=sharing 

Please name the file as "Group#Ideas.pptx".

If you have any problem or question, please feel free to ask me: bmnl.matdesign@gmail.com

Please revise your first group assignment by adding a slide.

Your new slide will contain what the challenges are for the topic you chose. (1 sentence per 1 challenge, 5~6 challenges in total)

Please keep professor's directions in mind when you make your slide:

• The scope of the challenges should be parallel.
  e.g. 1) challenge in process 2) challenge in performance 3) challenge in material ...
  or 1) specific challenge #1 in material 2) specific challenge #2 in material 3) specific challenge #3 in material ...

• Add quantitative details.

• If you choose an industrial challenge, you need to be persuasive.

This announcement may be modified, so let me announce the final form after the class on next Wednesday(3/27).

This is the final form of the announcement.

File submission: to our google drive drive.google.com/drive/folders/18HrcQXgJuHYnevMi19dsHTJKtTH79uOP?usp=sharing 

Please name the file as "Group#Topic-revised.pptx".

If you have any problem or question, please feel free to ask me: bmnl.matdesign@gmail.com

Please list-up and select a topic to work together. (Select a topic different from your specific research topic.)

1. 30-minutes discussion: Please meet outside of class time for discussions before 3/18. Please allocate 30 minutes for the discussion.

2. Slide preparation:  Choose a research topic and define what the challenge of that research topic is. (2 slide in total) You could think of it as creating the outline for the main presentation.

File submission: to our google drive drive.google.com/drive/folders/18HrcQXgJuHYnevMi19dsHTJKtTH79uOP?usp=sharing 

Please name the file as "Group#Topic.pptx".

If you have any problem or question, please feel free to ask me: bmnl.matdesign@gmail.com

Group 1. MHUSA Nicholaus Joseph, 김호리, 최보현, 고승민, 김경태

Group 2. WIJEWARENDA, 구진숙, 김민정, 정선우, VILANCULO, 조성훈

Group 3. 김병수, 이세빈, 정문식, 조동현, 구정우, 임대윤

Group 4. 김현우, 박종현, 여운석, 이민호, 임규은, 하인한

Group 5. 박소언, 심현준, 어주환, 정하영, 이수민, 정지훈

Since the course enrollment change period is still ongoing, there may be changes in the team members. (to reflect newly enrolled students or those who have canceled their enrollment) Let me announce it again next Monday.

This is the list of your team members.

Please search for an article published around 2010 that failed to predict a certain scientific advancement.

After finding the article, create a PPT file that contains 1) a capture of the article and 2) your interpretation about it. (1 slide in total)

The deadline for submission is 9:00 AM on 3/11(Mon). 

*** How to submit ***

drive.google.com/drive/folders/18HrcQXgJuHYnevMi19dsHTJKtTH79uOP?usp=sharing 

Please upload your PPT file in this⬆️ google drive folder. Then I'll add your slide to the <Assignment #1> board.

I have sent you an e-mail to grant access to this google drive folder.

Please name your PPT file after yourself. (ex: JeongHyunKim.pptx)