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    The document provides guidelines for a student project using two-sample statistical tests to analyze a self-selected topic. Students must submit a one-page proposal by November 11th outlining their topic and methodology. They will then collect primary or secondary data to analyze. The written report should be around 10 pages excluding appendices, with sections for an introduction, data and methodology, analysis and results, and conclusion. Project grades will be based on the proposal, final report, and in-class presentation, though individual grades can vary based on peer evaluations.

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    DSME 2010 F and G Fall 2011

    Project Guideline Choose a topic that interests your group (and your classmates). The statistical tool to be used is mainly two-sample tests (see chapter 10). Below are some questions asked before: Is there any systematic retail price difference between Park-n-Shop and TASTE? Investigation of LOVE Sleep deprivation in CUHK Regional and subject difference in private tuition fees

    Proposal A one-page proposal is due by Nov 11 (F). You shall list your topic and outline the methodology (including data description) you are going to use. Data collecting (primary or secondary data is equally okay) usually takes some time. You might want to allocate enough time by starting earlier. Written Report: Length: Around 10 pages (1.5 spacing at least) excluding appendix. Diagrams + tables are good ways to summarize your results. Remember to put down page number on every page. Suggested Format: o o o o o o o A (well-designed) Cover Page (with project title & members names) Table of Contents Introduction & Motivation (research question) Data & Methodology (survey errors, ch 7; two-sample tests, ch 10) Analysis & Results Conclusion & Limitations Reference & Appendix (e.g. questionnaires)

    Project grade: Your team members will receive the same grade (that depends on the proposal, presentation and report) unless the peer evaluation suggests otherwise.

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