BenGassaway
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6 years ago Hi Casey,
Thank you very much for including all of this information for our team. Would you have any availability to meet with the trickling filter subteam during our lab time during either a Tuesday or Thursday between 2:55 and 4:10? I think there is a bit of a disparity between the requirements of the subteam and the nature of the work that we are conducting. Our work is heavily research-intensive, and we are compiling a database of our research through Zotero for quicker data harvesting. We would greatly appreciate a meeting so that we can answer any questions that you might have and to ask some logistical questions on our end as well. Please let me know when you get a chance! Thanks so much @caseyching13 .
Sincerely,
Ben
caching13
See the rubric that was shared with you earlier in the semester for your Team's grade.
-Github issues needs work -What progress has the team made? What are setbacks? This should be reflected in the issues -1 issue was closed, but the information about the research (not just the source) should be noted -Is the end of February, so… has the team made progress over this past month? Close issues as you complete tasks. (We have no way of gauging what progress has been made since there are no updates on Github issues!) -All team members should be participating on Github issues -Use Github to ask Monroe and your RA questions -Track meetings with Monroe/RA and what was discussed via issues -Check out Contact Chamber’s Github as an example of the interaction we would like your team to achieve -Please incorporate suggestions into future Github usage -The next Github issues check will be in 2 weeks!