Final Post
1. Lab work done and physics learned:
There was a lot of lab work that went along with the audio project. For the first few weeks, I spent most of my time just taking notes on a couple different books. We also had to do a decibel reading test on 5 different speakers. I really learned physics throughout my whole project. I learned about what sound is and how it works through the notes, and i learned about speakers and speaker system set up while building and assembling my speakers. 2. Specific goals and how could they change:
The main goal of the audio project was to produce and build your own set of speakers. It was to learn about sound and how it works, and then apply that to building and assembling you own speakers. And I thought that it was a good process. It went well for me. I learned a lot, then i used that knowledge to build my own! 3. Outside the classroom:
In my opinion, a lot of this project was outside of the classroom. I spent many hours buying my parts, cutting my wood, building my speakers boxes and crossovers, wiring, caulking, and finishing them up. We also had to do some decibel testing outside the classroom. It was nice to be able to do this work outside. I enjoyed it. But it also did take a long time to build my own box and everything that goes along with that. 4. Grade deserved:
I think I deserve an A on this project. I put tons of my own time outside of the classroom into this project. Not only time, but I put a lot of quality work into it as well. There were many notes taken, many tests performed, and many parts put together and then assembled into my speakers boxes. I also think that i learned a lot about sound and speakers and how they work, and i think that was the main goal of this project- to learn- which i definitely did a lot of.
There was a lot of lab work that went along with the audio project. For the first few weeks, I spent most of my time just taking notes on a couple different books. We also had to do a decibel reading test on 5 different speakers. I really learned physics throughout my whole project. I learned about what sound is and how it works through the notes, and i learned about speakers and speaker system set up while building and assembling my speakers. 2. Specific goals and how could they change:
The main goal of the audio project was to produce and build your own set of speakers. It was to learn about sound and how it works, and then apply that to building and assembling you own speakers. And I thought that it was a good process. It went well for me. I learned a lot, then i used that knowledge to build my own! 3. Outside the classroom:
In my opinion, a lot of this project was outside of the classroom. I spent many hours buying my parts, cutting my wood, building my speakers boxes and crossovers, wiring, caulking, and finishing them up. We also had to do some decibel testing outside the classroom. It was nice to be able to do this work outside. I enjoyed it. But it also did take a long time to build my own box and everything that goes along with that. 4. Grade deserved:
I think I deserve an A on this project. I put tons of my own time outside of the classroom into this project. Not only time, but I put a lot of quality work into it as well. There were many notes taken, many tests performed, and many parts put together and then assembled into my speakers boxes. I also think that i learned a lot about sound and speakers and how they work, and i think that was the main goal of this project- to learn- which i definitely did a lot of.

