Case Study on Investigating disease outbreaks - submission form

EPID600 (Spring 2009) Submission form for
Case Study on Investigating disease outbreaks

Instructions:

A. Start here to submit your answers for Case Study on Investigating disease outbreaks. You may submit as many or as few answers at a time as you wish and come back to the form at a later time to submit more. (You won’t see your previous answers but the confirmation email from your first submission documents that they were submitted.)

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C. Please compose, save, edit, spell check, and review your answers in your word processing program. We suggest that you print them out and proof them on paper. When you are satisfied with them, copy and paste each answer into the appropriate location in the submission form.

D. Please note that your answers can include only text (letters, numbers, and punctuation). Bolding, underscores, italics, and figures will NOT be preserved. If you want to include a table it must be laid out in regular text, e.g. 

                            My table example
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                            Abc      Ghi    Total
                  Jkl        20       30      50
                  Mno        50       90     140
                  Total      70      120     190

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For case studies, “unauthorized aid” means access, directly or indirectly, to the instructor answers. Other resources and collaboration are permitted. (If you have worked with another student or students on your case study answers, please give their names in the box below.)

If you have had access to the instructor answers to this case study provide details in the text box below. Disclosing the circumstances may permit an alternate resolution than a report to the Honor System, since concealment will not be a factor. If you have observed a possible Honor Code violation on the part of another EPID600 student, please provide specifics here or by other means. Academic integrity is both an individual and collective responsibility.

The box below is for disclosing collaboration - you will submit your Case Study on Investigating disease outbreaks answers on the page that appears after you submit your honor pledge.


Honor Pledge

“On my honor, I have neither given nor received unauthorized aid on this assignment” or I have disclosed the circumstances above.

Your first name:         Your last name: 

PID:                  ONYEN :               Your group # : 
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EPID600, Spring, 2009   cs14   form updated 9/1/2007vs, 1/11/2008vs, 12/27,29/2008vs