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=Preface to the Project:  First Things First=
=Preface to the Project:  First Things First=
The following is a series of instructions designed to help students to complete an assignment in Biol 430 (Biological Chemistry) at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.  The instructions are divided into two sections. In Section I, images are constructed using the Scene Authoring Tools.  In the Section II, images are constructed using the JMOL command language.  Section I consists of four exercises.  In exercise 1 the commands are in bold type followed by simple explanations.  The link will reveal an image resulting from the commands.  In exercise 2, the commands are listed with less explanation; the image is shown both as a still image and is accessible as a link.  In exercise 3, the commands to construct the image shown as a still image are given.  In exercise 4, you go solo.  Your job is to use the commands to construct the images in your protected pages.  Section II is a section intended for the advance user and is not a required section to complete unless you want to write your own commands.  These commands show you how to do a few things that you cannot do with the scene authoring tools.
The following is a series of instructions designed to help students to complete an assignment in Biol 430 (Biological Chemistry) at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.  The instructions are divided into three sections.<br/>
 
In '''Section I''', images are constructed using the Scene Authoring Tools.  In the Section II, images are constructed using the JMOL command language.  Section I consists of four exercises.  In exercise 1 the commands are in bold type followed by simple explanations.  The link will reveal an image resulting from the commands.  In exercise 2, the commands are listed with less explanation; the image is shown both as a still image and is accessible as a link.  In exercise 3, the commands to construct the image shown as a still image are given.  In exercise 4, you go solo.  Your job is to use the commands to construct the images in your protected pages or in the sandbox. The only image that needs to be permanent is the one generated from the Going Solo Exercise.  When credit is given for the exercise, you may remove it from ypur page.<br/>
 
'''Section I'''I is a section intended for the advance user and is not a required section to complete unless you want to write your own commands.  These commands show you how to do a few things that you cannot do with the scene authoring tools.<br/>
 
'''Section III''' contains information of the glutamine synthetase project.  An outline of the project is given followed by individual assignments on a structural and/or functional aspect of glutamine synthetase.  A single assignment will be assigned to a group.  The due date is noted in the syllabus.


=Section 1:  Using Scene Authoring Tools=
=Section 1:  Using Scene Authoring Tools=
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