Just a few notes on things that came up during lab on Friday:
a) When referencing the lecture slide #39 for calculations, make sure you're using the "Spring 2012/13" lecture, and not the "Fall 2012/13" lecture, which was posted on Blackboard earlier in the week.
b) Engineering notation in Excel. Please note the difference between engineering notation and scientific notation - the exponent in engineering notation should be +/- 0, 3, or 6. In Excel, you can still format your cells to be in engineering notation. Go to Format Cells, custom, and choose ##0.0E+0 from the menu (or type it in yourself). Here's an example of how numbers should look in each notation:
Number | Engineering | Scientific |
1 | 1.0E+0 | 1.00E+00 |
10 | 10.0E+0 | 1.00E+01 |
100 | 100.0E+0 | 1.00E+02 |
1000 | 1.0E+3 | 1.00E+03 |
10000 | 10.0E+3 | 1.00E+04 |
100000 | 100.0E+3 | 1.00E+05 |
1000000 | 1.0E+6 | 1.00E+06 |
10000000 | 10.0E+6 | 1.00E+07 |
100000000 | 100.0E+6 | 1.00E+08 |
1000000000 | 1.0E+9 | 1.00E+09 |
c) Please note that an Excel file of your graded lab has been uploaded to Blackboard, you'll get this feedback for each lab.
Have a good weekend!
-Anita
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