You will be evaluated on the quality of your research, creativity, and the final presentation to Dr. Hopkins and the Scientific Community.  You need to address as many of the proposed questions found in theTASK page of this project.  Those answers need to be in as much detail as possible.  In addition, you will also be evaluated on the practicality of your invention.
 

        Here are some points to keep in mind as you prepare your presentation:

• Did you identify what plant or animal you altered?
• Did you identify what differences to the organism your alteration would make?
• Did you identify what gene you would alter?
• Did you create a scientific name for your organism?
• Did you describe with words and diagram how the structure and function of your plant/animal would change?
• How did the alteration affect production, manufacture, or distribution of the product.
• How did the modification affect the habitat and environment?
• Did you describe how this genetic alteration would be profitable?
• Did you include discussion on the ethical ramifications surrounding your new product?
• What legal problems or possible violations of the law did you have to address?
• Did you use sketches, graphs, charts, Power Point Presentation throughout your presentation to make your points more clearly?
• Did you explain how your new invention would be practical, a money-making venture, and possibly save the Company?

        To check out how well you may have done on this project it would be helpful for you to look over the grading rubric for this project.  It will be helpful in setting goals and planning out your presentation.