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| Introduction | Recommended steps | Supporting Tools |
1. Recommended steps
| No | Recommended steps | Your actions |
| 1 | Select one of the two problems. | Click on the "Problem 1" or "Problem 2"button to select the problem. |
| 2 | Read through the problem and determine the type of chemical attack. | Click on the word identify at
the bottom of the page and you will be presented with a multiple choice question to
identify the type of chemical attack. Click on the word advice at the bottom of the page, you will be presented with an expert's advice on problem diagnosis. |
| 3 | Choose the reasons to justify your diagnosis. | Once you have correctly identified the type of chemical
attack, you will be presented with a list of reasons. Select only those that are
relevant to the problem and click on the "Submit" button at the
bottom of that page. A red tick After you have justified your answer, click on the button "Proceed to case study" to move on to the next step. |
| 4 | Read through all the related cases carefully | Click on the "Case 1",
"Case 2" or "Case 3" buttons on the
top of that page to view the related cases. Click on the "Advice" button on the top of that page for advice on how to interpret the cases. |
| 5 | Submit your final report. | Before submitting your report, you may save your final report
by clicking on the File menu, select save as,
choose the disk drive and type in a file name. The file will be saved in html format
which can be read by most Internet browser. Click on the "Final Report" button on the top of that page to submit your final report. |
2. Diagrammatic representation of problem solving procedures
will then be
present beside each correct answer. It will be good for your to take note of these
reasons for your final report.