Parts of the Wall Frame

Assessment

IED Lessons for Wenesday (01/11) and Thursday (01/12)

Hello Everybody!
Can you please complete the Standard Deviation activity using the spread sheet that you have been working on ( The one you used yesterday).
Here is the link to the activity

Wednesday's activity


On Thursday, can you please complete this activity! Click on the link below

Thursday's activity

A Statistics example for you!

Here is an example of how you can use statistics to identify whether your manufacturing process is both precise and accurate.
Click on the link below to watch this video and complete this activity:
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IED lesson for today

Lessons for Mr. McGinty classes for Wednesday November 9, 2016

Hello: Here are the assignments for today:

Period 1: Please login to www.pltw.org and review activity 1.2.3. Make sure that you try out the circuit simulator at:
http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/circuit-construction-kit-dc

 Period 2: Log in to www.pltw.org and complete activity 2.4.A. Make your sketches on regular grid paper. If you are having trouble understanding what to do, go back to the glass box power point in activity 2.3 and review multi view sketching. Keep all of your work in your folder.

Period 4/5: Students should practice math skills at www.khanacademy.org.
Mr. McGinty will follow student progress. Students who work the entire class period will earn a  100%.

Period 7/8: Log in to www.pltw.org and complete activity 2.4.A. Make your sketches on regular grid paper. If you are having trouble understanding what to do, go back to the glass box power point in activity 2.3 and review multi view sketching. Keep all of your work in your folder.

Period 10 : Log in to www.pltw.org and complete activity 2.4.A. Make your sketches on regular grid paper. If you are having trouble understanding what to do, go back to the glass box power point in activity 2.3 and review multi view sketching. Keep all of your work in your folder.

IED Perspective Quiz

Directions: Click on the link for the drawing that you would like to complete. Only complete one drawing. Good Luck!

 

Two point perspective option 1

One Point Perspective Option 

Oblique Projection Option

 

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