Your Unit 1 project will be worth 16% of the class grade. In weeks 1-4, we learned about various concepts related to thermodynamics and sound. Now, we will apply these concepts to a real-world project. This project focuses on the following course objectives: Apply thermodynamics principles to explain scenarios, Predict auditory phenomena using wave properties of sound, and Design a project, collect data, and interpret results related to thermodynamics and sound. You will design a project to collect data using the I/O Lab Unit, apply concepts from the text and class notes, and analyze the results to determine heat flow and acoustic characteristics for one room in your house, apartment, or workplace (with permission). From the data collected from this project you will be able to: determine heat flow through conduction, convection, and radiation under various conditions; and determine the acoustic sound intensity level (dB) and corresponding intensity (W/m2) with and without music or sound emanating from a speaker. This project will result in a paper characterizing the thermal and sound characteristics of your room