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\textbf{Module 3 Final Project\\Due 3$^{\text{rd}}$  November 2008}
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Your group has been given the reference for a research paper, and a
set of data taken from the paper. Read the paper with sufficient depth
to know what the data is measuring. Use the techniques that you have
seen in the lectures to find three models for the given data of form
given to you. Decide which model is the most appropriate for
the data\\

 Your group  will be given 10 minutes to  present its work to the
 class during  either November 3's lecture or Novemeber 5's lecture. The group
 will then have to answer at least two questions from the audience. The
 presentation should cover the following (not necessarily in order):
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\item The physical meaning of the data.
\item The three types of model that were fitted to data.
\item The methods used to find the values of the parameters of the models.
\item Evidence for and against the validity of each model.
\item You final decision about which model was most suitable, with your justifications.
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At the end of the presentation, the group will save the Mathematica
workbook they used plus any other files they presented, and submit it in Moodle. Each student will
give a grade to each presentation not given by their group.

On Monday, November 3, three groups will be selected, at random, to present their work. It will be an Honor Code violation for the two remaining groups to do any further work on their projects.