Grading scheme for all labs:

• 25% for completion
  In order to receive full credit, you have to complete the entire lab and answered all parts.  Use full sentences explaining your results, show work, insert and properly label tables and plots, proofread, and use correct units.  Make comments if you were stuck or if your results seem to have errors.  Mention what could have caused these errors in your results and how they could be improved.  The reports are to help you, so use them as kind of like a journal to help you think through the material.
   

• 25% for accuracy
  You do have to put effort into these labs.  This is a 4 credit-hour course with lab, so just like for in-person labs, you have to set aside time to work on the labs.
   

• 50% for a reflection at the end of your report in a short essay format
  You should reflect on the material and mention how well you understood it.  Ask questions if you have any.  Just stating that you understood the lab and have no questions without any comments will not be sufficient for full credit.
  
  Examples:
  Did you understand what you were doing during an exercise or activity, or did you just follow instructions?
  Do your results make sense to you, or do you expect them to be wrong?  Why?
  Do you have suggestions on how to improve the exercise or activities so students can learn more from them?
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