Analytical methods II

1. formulate a scientific problem related to analysis methods in order to illustrate it by manipulations.
2. Make a bibliography with the aim of proposing, adapting or creating experiments which will illustrate the chosen issue. 
3. Gather its theoretical and practical knowledge of the previous years and implement them to solve the chosen problem.
4. Plan the experimental work of the group and organize the interactions with the other groups.
5. Explain the principle and learn how to implement the experimental techniques for the analysis.
6. teach yourself on the new analysis techniques necessary to undertake the project when this methods haven’t been taught previously.
7. carry out an experiment at the laboratory 
8. Analyze the experimental results. 
9. Share and debate the results in the scientific point of view with both your teachers and inside your students group. Suggest improvements or work lead.
10. Verbally explain the objectives desired, the chosen scientific approach, and the results of the debate during an oral presentation.
11. Give explanation on the scientific approach followed and the results reached in a written scientific report.