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Chapter : Python for Beginners

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21 Mar 2023

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Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University - JNTU Kakinada

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BTECH- ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGGI EERING

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Python for beginners - learn python in 1 hour. In this case the code would run and it declare and use variables in python. This python tutorial covers everything you need to know to start programming in python, from downloading the latest version of python to learning about variables and data types. It also provides an exercise for the reader to practice their skills. Iphone or ipad you need to install a couple of other things first so you go to the app store and search for pycharm. Then in the app store click on the install button. Once pycharm is installed, you can open it up by clicking on this icon. The first thing you "re going to do is create a new project so let"s do that by clicking on this green plus sign here in your project explorer window and type in python.

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Make a Cell Project

In this assignment you will be creating a model or replica of an animal cell or plant cell. This can be done in many different ways and you are encouraged to be creative. Below you will find a list of what you must do and include in this project as well as a grading rubric for your final submission.

Your project is to create a model or replica of a plant or animal cell. This can be done using materials that you have at home. Feel free to be creative in how you represent each aspect of the cell. You can use craft materials, candy, food, or any other materials you have access to.

Your model will need to include the cell type you chose and all of its major organelles. Each part of the cell should have a unique visual representation. Your model must include a label for every part of the cell or a separate key that describes how each organelle is represented. You will also describe the purpose or function of each organelle. This can be done on a separate piece of paper and can be written in an essay format or as a list.

Depending on the cell type you choose, you will need to include all of the following organelles:

Cell Wall (Plant cell only)
Cell Membrane
Nucleus (with DNA)
Nuclear Membrane
Endoplasmic Reticulum (smooth and rough)
Ribosomes
Mitochondria
Golgi Body
Lysosomes (Animal cell only)
Vacuoles
Chloroplasts (Plant cell only)

You will submit this project as a picture of your model and descriptions of the organelles.

In this assignment you will be creating a model or replica of an animal cell or plant cell. This can be done in many different ways and you are encouraged to be creative. Below you will find a list of what you must do and include in this project as well as a grading rubric for your final submission.

Your project is to create a model or replica of a plant or animal cell. This can be done using, materials that you have at home. Feel free to be creative in how you represent each aspect of the cell. You can use craft materials, candy, food, or any other materials you have access to.

Your model will need to include the cell type you chose and all of its major organelles. Each part, of the cell should have a unique visual representation. Your model must include a label for every. part of the cell or a separate key that describes how each organelle is represented. You will also describe the purpose or function of each organelle. This can be done on a separate piece of paper and can be written in an essay format or as a list.

Depending on the cell type you choose, you will need to include all of the following organelles:

Cell Wall (Plant cell only)
Cell Membrane
Nucleus (with DNA)
Nuclear Membrane
Endoplasmic Reticulum (smooth and rough)
Ribosomes
Mitochondria
Golgi Body
Lysosomes (Animal cell only)
Vacuoles
Chloroplasts (Plant cell only)

Submission:

You will submit this project as a picture of your model and descriptions of the organelles.

Biology Special Lesson: Make a Cell

Grading Rubric

Choose a contemporary issue that is of national concern. Write an essay of at least 750 words that persuades readers that they should be concerned as well. Use rhetorical appeals similar to those used in The American Cris/s pamphlet, or conduct Internet research to find the full text). Make sure you provide evidence to support your argument. Be prepared to work through an editing process with your rough draft in the first two portions of this project, and to then submit a final draf.

You should follow MLA gulldelines for any in-text citations of outside sources, and a works cited page.

Submit your final essay.

Click here to view the rubric for this essay.

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