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QUARTER PROJECT
Your project for the second quarters involves finding jobs that use the math we have learned, or
will learn, in Chapters 4, 5, and 6. You are to find 10jobs/careers that utilize 10 different math
concepts that we have studied throughout the 2nd
quarter, and do the following things:
1. Name the job/career and what math concept it uses
fl. Q)Describe, in general, how the math is used in that job/career
3. Give a specific example from that job/career where the math is used
Present your information in a Microsoft Word File, Times New Roman size 12 fortt, double-
spaced, with l-inch margins. Below you will find the rubric for each grade you can receive:
A- 10 different jobs/careers and the specific math concept used
10 general explanations of how the math is used in that job/career
10 specific examples (numbers included) of how the math is used in that job/career
Times New Roman, Size 12 font, double-spaced, l-inch margins
No spelling or grammar mistakes, in complete sentences
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B- 8-9 different jobs/careers and the specific math concept used
8-9 general explanations of how the math is used in that job/career
8-9 specific examples (numbers included) of how the math is used in that job/career
One of the following missing: Font, Size, Spacing, or Margins
1-2 spelling or grammar mistakes, in complete sentences
c- 6-7 different jobs/careers and the specific math concept used
6-7 general explanations of how the math is used in that job/career
6-7 specific examples (numbers included) of how the math is used in that job/career
Two ofthe following missing: Font, Size, Spacing, or Margins
3-5 spelling or grammar mistakes, in complete sentences
D- 4-5 different jobs/careers and the specific math concept used
4-5 general explanations of how the math is used in that job/career
4-5 specific examples (numbers included) of how the math is used in that job/career
Three of the following missing: Font, Size, Spacing, or Margins
6-8 spelling or grammar mistakes, in complete sentences .
F- Anything below the D category found above
DUE DATE: December 1,2010 in class, or before lunch time. If you have class, you can give
it to me during your class time. If you don't have class, it has to be in my hand before lunch.
