Mechanism description about Liquid Cooling for PCs

Mechanism – Major Assignment (Worth 20%) — Due Fri. Dec. 9 INSTRUCTIONS 1. Write a Technical Description [600 to son words} — Based on the readings and video posted In the folder for the mechanism description about Liquid Cooling for PCs. You will be synthesizing these sources to produce a Formal Technical Mechanism Description for The all-in-one {mo} Liquid Cooling for PCs. {You are NOT doing air cooling]. 2. Ensure that you have a. ln-text dtatlons — Use parenthetical format and Include after every sentence or group of sentences from each source. {without these, considerable marks will be lost asl cannot mark your ability to synthesize] b. Reference List {APA Format} — Includes full references for all sources I gave you for the topic. You may copy my format from the end of the document for each text source but will need to alphabetize your list and indent any lines after the first. This is the source for the video: Mehta, A. {2019, February 22]. Water cooling explained: How it works and whotpdrfs you need. {YideOI- YouTubE- MW 3. Use a balance of ALL 3 sources I provided for details. but please do NOT use any other sources for your written description. and do NOT use your opinionla nalysisfadclitional knowledge. I Use your own words/sentence structure and avoid direct quotations from the sources, except for key words/terminology that cannot be changed or have no effective synonyms. {You are summarizingfparaphrasing the infomation] I You may copy the diagrams from sources, but you can also adjust them or add any labels that may be appropriate. 4. Submit as a PDF document to prevent Microsoft Word from changing your formatting. HELPFUL TIPS 0 Think critically about what information you will choose from the sources and how you will format it to be the most reader friendly. You need to use headings, pa ragraphslsentences, listing {numbers or bullets}, and diagramsiimages. [When using diagrams, provide a title, an in-text citation, and be sure to refer to them in your written text – for example, “See Figure 1 below for…..”] It can be helpful to add numbers or labels directly on the image to direct your reader to specific features. 0 Think critically about your language choices to explain an operating cycle in a mechanism description: 0 Avoid giving instructions. You are explaining how something works or a process; you are NOT giving instructions to someone, expecting them to do something. Therefore, avoid the imperative {commands}. 0 Use the passive and the active voice appropriately. The passive voice can be useful when describing how something operates, but there is often a mixture of both passive and active. 1/2