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AP Statistics Research Project
The research paper is to be typed, double-spaced, using 12-point Times New Roman font on 8 ½” x 11” paper with 1 inch margins on all 4 sides. Below is a description of the sections of the paper and what I expect to see. There is also an estimate on the length of each section. Your completed paper will be sublitted via Google Classroom - there is no need to provide a printed copy.
- Title Page - 1 page
- Catchy title for the project
- An appropriate graphic image or two
- Names of group members
- Year (2016)
- Introduction - 1-2 pages
- Topic introduction
- State hypotheses
- Detail the goals of the project
- Summarize the entire project in a page or two
- Research Summary - 2 pages
- Find research on or related to your topic
- Can include same or similar research previously done
- Background information or history/trivia on your topic
- The idea is to set up the reader to be more informed and interested in the topic
- Data Collection - 1 page
- Description of the method(s) used - a summary of the process used to collect the data (not a data summary)
- If you conducted an experiment, explain how you used the 3 Principles of Experimental Design - Control, Randomization and Replication
- Be sure to include any shortcomings of your results due to limitations of your data collection methods
- Data Analysis - 2 pages
- Summary of the data - charts, tables, graphs
- Summary of the inference - test results, confidence intervals (show math)
- Works Cited Page - 1 page
- Cite written and/or internet sources using standard MLA style
- To use a citation generator, try knightcite.com
- Conclusions - 1-2 pages each (Each group member writes their own conclusion)
- Summarize the project
- Answer the original questions, address the hypotheses
- Detail what was learned/gained by your participation in the project
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