Keep your flowchart up to date with the latest information about how the project is progressing and changing with experimentation. Please adjust and annotate to your flowchart to reflect current practices.  Annotations should mark the relevant experiment/process with a symbol or number.  At the bottom of the page write the symbol or number and provide any of the following information: changes in technique, ideal conditions or parameters, experimental frequency and repetition. For example “ 1. A new transformation is needed for each new E. coli expression experiment” or “2. PCR has the best results with 2mM MgCl2.”  If you are choosing to join a different project, make the annotated flowchart for the new project.  You will need to read the project description and discuss the project with the team to incorporate all the important information.

You may want to again review the Youtube video on how to make flowcharts in PowerPoint:

How to make a flow chart in PowerPoint

 

Discuss with your team any changes in technique or conditions. Remember, the flowchart you make will be very useful when you present the project.  For this reason please make your flowchart in PowerPoint. You may find it helpful to refer to the previous flowchart assignment.

Also, look at the rubric for more details on the expectations.

  1. (Make and) annotate your project flowchart with important project information.
  2. Upload the annotated project flowchart to Canvas and keep an electronic copy up to date as you continue working on the project.