The purpose of this project is to initiate the (Cornell) community-driven team-based projects with clear statements of purpose, method, and consequence.
1) the problem statement, including the project's central idea (LEED section) and scope. Identify the kinds of generative and evaluative information required for each eligible credit. In addition, describe specific intrinsic programmatic goals for the interventions, as well as their specific extrinsic contextual goals.
2) investigation processes, including a description of research approaches (heuristic, descriptive, theoretical, action), research techniques (ie. case study, survey or experiment), and a determination of whether a natural or contrived setting is appropriate for each of the chosen techniques.
3) anticipated project results, including a "critical path", a budget, and description of final deliverables.
A spokesperson from each group will give a five-minute presentation, using media based on the story boards. Each presentation will be followed by fifteen minutes of discussion.