Derek, Shaun and Dillon's Dev project 

A link to our prezi http://prezi.com/lidyn3lvsjp6/pcalc-trig-dev-project/

Shaun's Conclusion 

For my Dev project I Worked with Dillon and Derek. I chose a solving identity problem because it was a challenging concept for me at first but after I understood it, it was very easy for me. For my first solving identity I picked one that was way over the top which I ended up getting stuck on and couldn’t make any progress so changed it so it would be a bit easier and not have so many fractions. For my second problem I chose a problem that we sketched a triangle for so that we could find the values to plug into another expression. Overall I think this Dev project was easier then the last one because my two problems were not graphing problems. I think that this was a good way for me to remember all of the things we have done over this trimester because I kept looking back through old tests and packets to figure out how to do some of the problems. 

Derek's Conclusion

For the Dev project I worked with Shaun and Dillon. I feel this Project has provided a good review right before the exam. This project has also taught me communication is key. I feel this project was a good way to end the tri right before exams. 

Dillon's Conclusion  

Overall in this Dev project I learned how to do and understand the inverse graphing a bit more and how the X and Y axis basically swap.  With the normal graphing of  COS I already pretty much had that down but was nice to just review over the problem once more.  Shaun helped me a bit on the inverse problem and also explaining how to do a lot of the problems from the homework and how to do them.  This all helps me very much to prepare myself on the upcoming exam we are going to be doing very soon.  The devs are a nice thing to kind of look at what other people did as well and see how they might see problems.  It is very interesting looking at what other people have posted onto the blogger.  Lastly because of the Dev projects I am feeling more confident than I was before coming up to this exam.