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Hello everyone I joined a little while back and I finally got around to taking my first Biology class in College My first step to being a Biology Major however I have a project to work on and I could use a really good Idea. As far as Biology goes I am really interested in Cephalopod Behavior but I am not sure how to break it down further than a certain species behavioral patterns can anyone give me some help.
Any help is appreciated any at all.
Find a topic you are interested in relating to any aspect of biology. The topic should be AS SPECIFIC AS POSSIBLE. Cancer, for example, is entirely too broad. Even specific types of cancer are going to be too broad. A topic such as treatments for a specific type of cancer STILL may even be too broad! Narrow your topic down further to a specific type of treatment or small group of treatments. You may even wish to narrow your topic further to research by a specific scientist! Just be sure not to make it TOO specific and limit your findings. You’ll probably need to find the articles FIRST (using the method shown in class), BEFORE you choose your topic! Submit your topic to me, in a written statement (in complete sentences!) to be approved BEFORE June 1st. That means if you submit it on June 1st and I DON’T approve it, you cannot continue with the project and you will receive a 0 for the entire project. You may also change your topic if you find that the one you chose is too limiting or too broad, but you CANNOT change your topic AFTER January 31st and any changes must be submitted and approved as if they are new topics! (1 Point)
Any help is appreciated any at all.
Find a topic you are interested in relating to any aspect of biology. The topic should be AS SPECIFIC AS POSSIBLE. Cancer, for example, is entirely too broad. Even specific types of cancer are going to be too broad. A topic such as treatments for a specific type of cancer STILL may even be too broad! Narrow your topic down further to a specific type of treatment or small group of treatments. You may even wish to narrow your topic further to research by a specific scientist! Just be sure not to make it TOO specific and limit your findings. You’ll probably need to find the articles FIRST (using the method shown in class), BEFORE you choose your topic! Submit your topic to me, in a written statement (in complete sentences!) to be approved BEFORE June 1st. That means if you submit it on June 1st and I DON’T approve it, you cannot continue with the project and you will receive a 0 for the entire project. You may also change your topic if you find that the one you chose is too limiting or too broad, but you CANNOT change your topic AFTER January 31st and any changes must be submitted and approved as if they are new topics! (1 Point)