Developments in electrical heater : Design of experiments
Budget: $250 – $750 CAD
• Choose topic of research
• Provide scientific background of the topic.
• Hypothesis.
• List of Uncertainties
• Experiment design. Following shell be developed and provided:
a. Plan of the project;
b. List of theoretical research points that shows proposed tests are required and will lead to improvement in knowledge base on the researched topic;
c. List of proposed experiments;
d. Design of each proposed experiment (What we are looking for to be clarified? What to be done to get expected information and how (step-by-step instructions on conducting of each experiment)?
e. Your estimation of required time and/or human-hours to perform the proposed experiment(s). It is not a critical part, but it will help us to decide as early as possible if proposed amount of work is insufficient, sufficient, or overwhelming;
f. A set of work orders for production of samples and for testing/experimenting on the samples to fulfill requirements of proposed design of experiment(s);
g. Expected/required output of each experiment: (1) material output in form of pictures, videos, samples, prototypes, other artifacts; (2) informational output in form of project records, laboratory notebooks, records of trial runs, progress reports, test protocols, test data, analysis of results, conclusions, etc.;
h. Design of each table and/or form that shell be filled to produce all proposed informational outputs;
i. If applicable, list of references to Internet sources and books that was used for this project design.
• Provide scientific background of the topic.
• Hypothesis.
• List of Uncertainties
• Experiment design. Following shell be developed and provided:
a. Plan of the project;
b. List of theoretical research points that shows proposed tests are required and will lead to improvement in knowledge base on the researched topic;
c. List of proposed experiments;
d. Design of each proposed experiment (What we are looking for to be clarified? What to be done to get expected information and how (step-by-step instructions on conducting of each experiment)?
e. Your estimation of required time and/or human-hours to perform the proposed experiment(s). It is not a critical part, but it will help us to decide as early as possible if proposed amount of work is insufficient, sufficient, or overwhelming;
f. A set of work orders for production of samples and for testing/experimenting on the samples to fulfill requirements of proposed design of experiment(s);
g. Expected/required output of each experiment: (1) material output in form of pictures, videos, samples, prototypes, other artifacts; (2) informational output in form of project records, laboratory notebooks, records of trial runs, progress reports, test protocols, test data, analysis of results, conclusions, etc.;
h. Design of each table and/or form that shell be filled to produce all proposed informational outputs;
i. If applicable, list of references to Internet sources and books that was used for this project design.