Dear Students
Creative Inquiry Day (CID) is fast approaching, May 9 from 12:30-2:30.
Please register no later than May 5, so you can participate in this year’s event.
If you have questions, do not hesitate to contact me.
Regards, Dr. Greer
Dr. Edyta Greer, Baruch College
Dear Students
Creative Inquiry Day (CID) is fast approaching, May 9 from 12:30-2:30.
Please register no later than May 5, so you can participate in this year’s event.
If you have questions, do not hesitate to contact me.
Regards, Dr. Greer
Dear Students,
Please bring your final 3D printed Healthcare Innovation design to class tomorrow for the final evaluation.
Thank you. See you tomorrow, Dr. Greer
Lab today in room 825 at 17 Lex!
See you soon, Dr. Greer
Dear Students,
For the class on Monday please watch the “Drug Development and Discovery” Science Forward video (link available in the syllabus) and download the computer game “Fold it” from https://fold.it/portal/.
Thank you and looking forward to seeing you on Monday. Regards, Dr. Greer
Dear Students, please take a look at the interesting healthcare innovation described in the link below:
Aging Population Increases Need for Presurgical Planning With 3D-Printed Models
Looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow. Regards, Dr. Greer
Dear Students,
Please save your spaceship design in your tinkercad account. We will look at all designs tomorrow during the class and select two best designs.
Regards, Dr. Greer
Dear Students, in preparation for the 3D printing workshop on Monday please read the message from MakerHub team below.
It is critical that you complete the pre-workshop training highlighted below.
Thank you! Looking forward to seeing you on Monday!
Regards, Dr. Greer
MakerHub Tinkercad Training Guidelines
As you are aware, this semester we will learn Tinkercad, a free, cloud-based 3D
design software. Prior to your first Tinkercad training session, please review this
document and come prepared to class. The Baruch MakerHub will lead the training
session.
Pre-workshop training:
1. Create a free account on Tinkercad (https://www.tinkercad.com).
2. Watch the short, 2-minute video “see how it works” under the learn tab.
3. Spend some time playing with Tinkercad software in “start learning 3D”
section.
=> It is critical that you complete these tasks prior to class.
Workshop location: Library building, 6th floor, Room 656.
Room 656 is a computer lab and each student will have access to their own
computer. Arrive a few minutes early as you will need to log into a computer and
launch all programs.
Directions to Library Room 656:
Enter the library, walk through the turnstiles in front of you, take the elevator up to
the 6th floor, enter through the turnstiles, turn right, and walk towards the help
desk. Room 656 is behind the help desk area so just walk around to our computer
lab.
Workshop dates:
Check the syllabus and course announcements for specific dates.
Once you arrive to the computer lab:
1. Find an open computer.
2. Launch Tinkercad and log into your account.
Note: You may bring your own computer if you prefer.
Dear Students,
I hope you are well.
I was able to secure room 404 @ 17 Lexington for our class tomorrow, which will allow us to have access to microscopes to look at really small objects! FYI, the building @ 17 Lex is under construction and the most efficient way to get to room 404 is by taking the stairs to the 4th floor. Please reserve a few extra minutes to get to this classroom on time.
Just a reminder, for tomorrow:
Please, watch the following three videos listed of the eporfolios site: Astronomy, Tools of Seeing and Urban Ecology.
Also, please read Cohn “Urban Wildlife” (pdf available on our eporfolios site) and come to class prepared to come up with experiments (or follow up experiment) identifying indicators of wildlife and environment and how they affect people.
Lastly, watch the Deadly Garden video again and come up with the answer for the following question:
“What are some scientific questions that could be asked about about the Deadly Garden and which science senses each question generates?”
Thank you! Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow. Regards, Dr. Greer
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