Summary

[A short describtion of this particular exercise (2-3 sentences).]

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Learning Outcome

• [Write a list of expected learning outcome (or replace it with a link to a separate page doing the same).]

Guides and material for students

• [Introduction and general guide that describe the scientific problems/issues to be investigated by this particular exercise.] [Link to page]
• Theory
  • [Theory explanation specifically written for this particular CiE exercise.] [Link to page]
  • [Link(s) to relevant chapter(s) in the NucWik textbook.]
  • [If applicable, link to relevant external resources.]
• Programming
  • [Suggested general algorithmes and programming approches (specially written for this CiE exercise).] [Link to page]
  • [Links to guides written for particular programming languages.]
  • [If applicable, link to relevant external resources.]
• Science Case(s)
  • [Once the program is operataional, describe the tasks the student should investigate/solve with her/his program.] [Link to page, if program can be used to investigate several different science problems, you should probably have one page for each problem.]

Guides and material for teachers

• [General introduction to how this CiE exercise can be used for teaching.] [link to separate page]
• [Guide to choice of programming languages and algorithmes, including warnings of likely obstacles and problems that typically occur.][link to separate page]
• [Teacher guide to how a running program can be used to solve relevant science problems/highlight issues.] [Link to separate page]
• [Link to (zip-file?) with example of a running program, including all necessary source code and resourcese, one link per programming language.]
• [Tips and tricks - compilation of experience and advice from other teachers.]

Development History and Contact Person

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Date	Name	Affiliation
[dd.mm.yyyy]	[Original creator]	[e.g. university]