Experimental Design B/C
Posted: August 31st, 2017, 12:20 pm
Almost nothing has changed since last year's EXP D, right?WhatScience? wrote:Congratulations! The official soinc.org page for XPD has listed the scioly.org wiki page for the event as an officially recommended resource. Thanks to all who have made the wiki the wealth of information it is.
Two big changes:OrigamiPlanet wrote:Almost nothing has changed since last year's EXP D, right?WhatScience? wrote:Congratulations! The official soinc.org page for XPD has listed the scioly.org wiki page for the event as an officially recommended resource. Thanks to all who have made the wiki the wealth of information it is.
I just checked the rules, I think they also put on the rules now that there will be a certain topic. I'm not sure if they listed this in the previous years or not though.NeilMehta wrote:Two big changes:OrigamiPlanet wrote:Almost nothing has changed since last year's EXP D, right?WhatScience? wrote:Congratulations! The official soinc.org page for XPD has listed the scioly.org wiki page for the event as an officially recommended resource. Thanks to all who have made the wiki the wealth of information it is.
-They no longer accept illegible responses
-B Division calculators must be NON-GRAPHING
Please correct me if I missed any
Yes, with the exception of having to include significant figures in division C for quantitative data.CandaceKress wrote:Are the events the same for middle and high school kids? This is my first year teaching.
Also, division C participants are allowed to bring graphing calcsdxu46 wrote:Yes, with the exception of having to include significant figures in division C for quantitative data.CandaceKress wrote:Are the events the same for middle and high school kids? This is my first year teaching.
Didn't Div C also have to include some kind of statistical measures? (I could be remembering wrong, I haven't looked at this event in a while)NeilMehta wrote:Also, division C participants are allowed to bring graphing calcsdxu46 wrote:Yes, with the exception of having to include significant figures in division C for quantitative data.CandaceKress wrote:Are the events the same for middle and high school kids? This is my first year teaching.
Do you mean like line of best fit and etc.?Unome wrote:Didn't Div C also have to include some kind of statistical measures? (I could be remembering wrong, I haven't looked at this event in a while)NeilMehta wrote:Also, division C participants are allowed to bring graphing calcsdxu46 wrote: Yes, with the exception of having to include significant figures in division C for quantitative data.