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See also: [[Mod:org-startup|1C comp-lab startup]], [[Mod:timetable-1C|Timetable]], [[mod:laptop|Laptop use]], [[mod:programs|Programs]], [[mod:organic|Module 1C Script]], [[Mod:toolbox|Module 1C Toolbox]], [[Mod:writeup|Writing up]], [[Mod:dont_panic|Don't panic]].

= Timetable =

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| '''1st week||
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| - Monday: ||
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| ||12:00-13:00 - Collect laptop from DeeJay in room 237
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| ||13:00-13:30 - Brief Introduction by Alan Spivey
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| ||13:00-14:00 - Demonstrators 
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| - Tuesday - Thursday :||
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| ||13:00-14:00 - Demonstrators
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| '''2nd week||
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| - Monday - Thursday||
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| ||13:00-14:00 - Demonstrators
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| - Friday||
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| ||12:00 (noon) - Submission deadline, send reports to Prof. [mailto:a.c.spivey@imperial.ac.uk?subject=Computational_lab_1C Alan Spivey]
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| ||12:00 - 13:00 - Laptop return on Friday to DeeJay in room 237
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= Assessment and Mark distribution for Expt 1C =

The marks for this module are split:
# 45% for '''2''' + '''3'''
#* 20% for '''2'''
#* 25% for '''3'''
# 55% for '''4''' + '''5''':
#* 5% for '''4.3'''
#* 5% for '''4.4'''
#* 35% for '''4.5'''
#* 10% for '''4.6-4.8''' and '''5'''.
You will be assessed not simply on whether you got the ''right'' answer, but on your analysis/interpretation of the problem, how you might have designed control calculations, or ''e.g.'' worked out ways of making the modelling more efficient, for any interesting/unusual observations you made and '''especially''' for your final conclusions about each part.

The project is at least as much about how you go about organising your '''workflows''' in the time you have decided to spend on it, as it is about getting the right answer. Marks for each individual component will also be awarded for how you cite and quote the literature (in particular for citing any relevant references that we do '''not''' give you in the notes). Remember, being critical is more important than merely reproducing quotes from an article. After all, the original people who reported the chemistry may have not understood what happened themselves, and it is perfectly possible that you may actually be able to critically improve that understanding!

Your grade will be emailed to you and comments on your experiment will appear in the '''discussion section''' of your Wiki report. If you want to discuss your experiment and its grade, please contact [mailto:laura.patel@imperial.ac.uk?subject=Experiment_1C Laura Patel] directly.

See also: [[Mod:org-startup|Synthesis comp-lab startup]],[[Mod:timetable-1C|Timetable]],[[mod:laptop|Laptop use]], [[mod:programs|Programs]], [[mod:organic|Module 1-C]],[[Mod:writeup|Writing up]], [[Mod:dont_panic|Don't panic]].

= Demonstrators for the year 2014/2015 =



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Angela de Manzanos


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Rolf Andernach