WISE Fall 1998

			Jessica Zuzierla Rhapodist@aol.com Adrian Zeng azeng@ic Catie Bennett KTB19@aol.com Krystina Priest kpriest@ic Courtney Grandner cgrander@ic Clare Cooper-Tognoli ccoopert@ic To determine your pace: 1. walk a specified amount of steps 2. measure the total distance walked 3. divide that distance by the total number of steps 4. this number is the average length of each step or your pace
Clare and Courtney are working on the first mapping excercise which involves a list of bearings and distances. Their job is to determine if there was closure. This involved graph paper and a review of basic triginometry. Courtney thinks this is fun.	Krysti is using a leveling tool to find her horizontal line of sight.