I was wondering is there a way to take the breadding of a mozzarella stick and make little chips outta it like breadding chips. Don’t get me wrong I love a good crunchy mozzerlla stick but sometimes I just want the breading and not the cheese to like dip into ranch or marinara. Hopefully someone has a way to make this work and hopefully its not that weird of a request.
Ok so as the title suggests I have no clue what to do for my honors thesis. Here is some context I am a forensic science major on the west valley campus..So starting off when I first started brainstorming ideas for what to do I came up with an idea of creating some kind of board game that teaches forensic science concepts. Now when my advisor heard that idea she liked it and thought it was unique. And told me there is an analog games thesis pathways class in Tempe u can take. So off I went on my merry way to decide specifically what I wanted to do and who my advisor could be. While thinking of specifics I realized making a physical board game that adequately teaches forensic science concepts the way I wanted would be hard. So back to drawing board I went and had a million dollar idea of a digital game / simulation kinda like how we did gizmos in school for sciemce classes. Which would teach the person all about the crime scene investigation process, the evidence analysis process, the courtroom process and all the steps in between. The only problem is I don’t know how to code / can only do the most basic coding known to man. But I brought it up to my advisor anyways and was told email the professor who teaches the thesis pathways class and see if she knows any cs students u can collab with. So I thought problem solved, I emailed her and got a response. Her response basically said ur idea is great but with the time you have, and knowing the experience levels of the CS undergrads who could potentially collab with you they wouldn’t have enough experience or knowledge to adequately take on the task. ( I have now decided to take this project on post grad and hire someone to help me code for it )
So back to the drawing board I went and after doing some more thinking and asking around I came up with a different more mid idea which was like a choose your adventure type game. Where the person would be presented with a case, and for each step would be presented with 3-4 options on what they could do for that step in the process. If they get it correct there will be an explanation as to why it’s correct and if it’s wrong there will be an explanation on why it’s wrong and what could be done instead. So talked to my advisor about it who liked it and gave me go ahead to find advisor and second chair. I emailed one person for each and the professor I emailed for second chair said he wants to meet and discuss my idea further. Only problem is after reading that email I got to thinking how I would explain it to him. Only to realize I don’t like the ideas as much as I thought I did. Since it won’t adequately teach anything and will just become a guessing game. And now I don’t know what to do. Because if I stick with my base idea of creating a game the way I would want to do it i physically can’t do right now. Only problem is I have no clue what else I can do.
So any advice would be greatly appreciate.
So as the title suggests I recently bought my first PBN and I am getting super impatient waiting for it to come. I know it takes time for the order to be packed shipped and get delivered but the impatience is real. Anyone have any suggestions on how to make it bearable. It should get delivered this week.
Hey guys so I am 21F majoring in forensic science. And for a little context didn’t know about FEPAC accreditation when applying for undergrad so the program I am in is not accredited. When researching fepac accredited grad programs I came across Arcadia University which has a FEPAC accredited program. I am drawn to it because of the smaller campus size, the partnership with the CFSRE, and the fact you get to intern with the CSFRE as part of your degree program. Was wondering if anyone has any more advice on the program / on the school in general.
Hey guys so I am 21 F currently in the last few weeks of my junior year. And I am planning to apply to grad school. The program I was looking into mentioned you needed 3 letters of recommendation from people at ur undergraduate university. I was wondering is that normal? Because to me seems like a lot. Also was wondering how do you decide which professors to ask for grad school rec letters.Was also wondering if undergrad classes are able to be transferred to my masters. Since some of my major related classes I will be required to take in this specific program I would have taken in my undergrad degree as an upper division elective.
Hey guys so I am 21 F currently studying forensic science and currently looking for volunteer opportunities/ internship opportunities for the summer in Washington State. I applied to Washington State Patrol internship and got rejected. Currently trying to find any non forensic based labs that do dna testing / dna analysis since I want to work in the dna section of a crime lab. I ended up finding a couple places that I contacted only to be told they are not labs. They just swab people and send it off. Was wondering if anyone knows any labs that I could contact. I am open to going anywhere across the state. Thanks.