Speaking of keeping materials secret...pikachu4919 wrote:You could try regularly checking the official Protein Modeling website on MSOE CBM, but I'm not sure they'd leak any info about what it is there early...usually they're really good at keeping their materials secret.CookiePie1 wrote:I'm pretty sure it doesn't get announced officially until rules come out, but they might have a good idea after SOSI. I'm not sure though, and correct me if I'm wrong.huppada wrote:Hey, anyone know what the topic will be for next year?
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Hey, I'd like to write an SSSS test on protein modeling. However, since the topic changes every year, I'm not quite sure what would be best to put on a test. I don't think it would be very helpful to use this year's topic since we will never have it again.
What topics/material do you guys like to study over the summer? What would you find the most helpful on a test?
What topics/material do you guys like to study over the summer? What would you find the most helpful on a test?
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I was thinking about writing a protein modeling test for SSSS as well. Right now, I'm probably just going to focus on things like intermolecular forces and structures/motifs. I think that getting into the real nitty gritty stuff (mechanisms of denaturation, supersecondary structures) will help people prepare for invitationals like MIT and UPenn, where the ES's like to go a little crazy. The protein chemistry section of the UPenn test is a good example of what I want to emulate.CookiePie1 wrote:Hey, I'd like to write an SSSS test on protein modeling. However, since the topic changes every year, I'm not quite sure what would be best to put on a test. I don't think it would be very helpful to use this year's topic since we will never have it again.
What topics/material do you guys like to study over the summer? What would you find the most helpful on a test?
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I'm probably going to be writing a protein biochemistry test as well for SSSS with LaTeX formatting, maybe with some in-depth stuff about the levels of structure. I am not very experienced with writing Science Olympiad material questions as this is my first year participating in Science Olympiad, but will try my best to write this test.
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Does anyone know any good sources to people who just are starting out this event (like me)?
If so, thanks!
If so, thanks!
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You can check this website: http://cbm.msoe.edu/scienceOlympiad/.Pastaman202 wrote:Does anyone know any good sources to people who just are starting out this event (like me)?
If so, thanks!
It covers basic protein chemistry as well as the theme of the year. (you have to wait until they update the theme to the 2019-2020)
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I still don't see anything that was updated on MSOE. I would wait until the rule manual gets published for 2020.
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AlfWeg wrote:Anyone know next year's theme? Anyone at SOSI know anything about the topic?
The rules get published in less than a week now anyways, so it's not like you're going to have a long wait.eagerlearner102 wrote:I still don't see anything that was updated on MSOE. I would wait until the rule manual gets published for 2020.
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Well....yeahpepperonipi wrote:AlfWeg wrote:Anyone know next year's theme? Anyone at SOSI know anything about the topic?The rules get published in less than a week now anyways, so it's not like you're going to have a long wait.eagerlearner102 wrote:I still don't see anything that was updated on MSOE. I would wait until the rule manual gets published for 2020.
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