Targeted Infusion Project - Upgrade Physics Lab Technology Infrastructure and Develop Supplemental Instruction and Summer undergraduate research

历史上的黑人学院和大学本科项目（HBCU- up）通过有针对性的输液项目支持基于证据的创新模式和方法的开发、实施和研究，以提高HBCU本科生的准备和成功，使他们可以攻读STEM研究生课程和/或职业。佛罗里达纪念大学将实施一项名为“物理实验室技术基础设施增强和暑期本科生研究”的定向输液项目。这个项目涉及发展提供物理教学的教学方法。其目的是让学生参与到使用数字媒体的互动学习过程中，以促进学习和理解。该项目将有助于招募、保留和准备研究生院和大学物理、化学、生物和数学专业的劳动力。通过这个项目，教学和学习过程从传统的教学方法转变为基于计算机、网络和互联网辅助教学的混合方法。具体目标包括：物理实验室的升级改造；通过补充教学，建立以教师和学生为主导的学习社区；提供生物、化学、数学和物理的辅导课程；并为代数、微积分预科、三角学、化学和物理课程提供密集的问题解决课程。夏季研究经历将使本科生培养批判性思维技能，并与导师一起工作。

The Historically Black Colleges and Universities Undergraduate Program (HBCU-UP) through Targeted Infusion Projects supports the development, implementation, and study of evidence-based innovative models and approaches for improving the preparation and success of HBCU undergraduate students so that they may pursue STEM graduate programs and/or careers. Florida Memorial University will implement a Targeted Infusion Project entitled: Physics Laboratory Technology Infrastructure Enhancement and Summer Undergraduate Research. This project involves the development of pedagogical methodologies for providing instruction in physics. The aim is to engage students in an interactive learning process using digital media to stimulate learning and comprehension. This project will aid in the recruitment, retention, and preparation for graduate school and the workforce of physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics majors at the university.Through this project, the teaching and learning process moves from the traditional method of instruction to a blended method of computer-based, web and internet assisted instruction. Specific objectives include: upgrading the physics laboratory; establishing a faculty and student led learning community via supplemental instruction; providing tutoring sessions in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics; and providing intensive problem solving sessions for Algebra, Pre-calculus, Trigonometry, Chemistry and Physics courses. Summer research experiences will enable undergraduate students to develop critical thinking skills and work with a mentor.