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Statistics Project Guidelines for Accountancy

The document provides guidelines for completing a statistics project, including formatting requirements and the typical structure and content of each section. It should include an abstract, introduction, research methods, discussion of results, and conclusion section. The introduction explains the goals and importance of the research, while the methods section describes how the experiments were conducted and data was collected. The discussion of results presents the facts and findings without interpretation, and is illustrated with tables, graphs and diagrams. The conclusion summarizes the results and their significance in context.

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Statistics Project Guidelines for Accountancy

The document provides guidelines for completing a statistics project, including formatting requirements and the typical structure and content of each section. It should include an abstract, introduction, research methods, discussion of results, and conclusion section. The introduction explains the goals and importance of the research, while the methods section describes how the experiments were conducted and data was collected. The discussion of results presents the facts and findings without interpretation, and is illustrated with tables, graphs and diagrams. The conclusion summarizes the results and their significance in context.

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STATISTICS PROJECT

1. Prepare a statistics project ideas .It should be related to your course Accountancy
2. Follow the Format for your Statistics Project
 Margin: 1 inch. Spacing: double;
 Font size: 12 pt; Font type: Times New Roman or Arial;
 Page numbers must be present in the headers except the cover page
 Check which citation style you have to use for the report. Make sure to
format the citations in that style.
 Cover Page
TITLE
NAME
YEAR AND SECTION

PARTS OF STATISTICS PROJECT


I. ABSTRACT
The Abstract is the text preface put before the standard Introduction, and
you need to gain the attention of your target audience with it.

 Define the key points of the report and its goals;


 Define the structure of the work, its parts and briefly explain the goals of
each part;
 Name the main findings;
 Sum up your conclusions;
 Give a brief description of the research methods you used;
 Size – up to 150-200 words.

II. INTRODUCTION
In the Introduction, you should explain why you took this topic. If you wanted to
answer some questions or prove some hypothesis, mention this. Also, give a summary of the
experiments which you performed.

How to write the Statistical Report Introduction correctly: 3 main rules


 Name the goal of the research. For example, fill some gap in the data,
resolve a problem, disprove some statement, or else. Mention the
importance of your work in this context.
 Give a brief overview of the most important results.
 Don’t overload your text with terms and numbers in the Introduction.

III. RESEARCH METHODS


 In this part you shouldn’t explain the essence of the standard statistical
analysis methods, your audience has to know them by default. Instead,
describe your experiments, their aims and how you compiled the data.
 Mark if the task itself remained constant all the time, or you had to adapt
the goals to the new conditions.
 List the resources and applications you used. However, if you only worked
with printed media, it is enough to list them in the bibliography.

IV. DISCUSSION OF RESULT


It is the largest and the “driest” part of the report.

 Present facts only, don’t draw any analysis or discussions;


 Start from the general concepts and move to particular details;
 Don’t mention any irrelevant results, unless you discovered something new and
unexpected;
 Use terms and strict definitions, in this part you shouldn’t use colloquial style;
 Pay attention to the page layout – use smaller paragraphs.
 Illustrate each result with a table, graph or a diagram.

V. CONCLUSION
 Here you give a summary of your results and explain their meaning in the context
of your field of study. Also, you should mention if you approved or disproved your
initial hypothesis.
 Note that you should use plain language in Conclusion. This part, together with
the Introduction and the Abstract, should be written in the general style without
hard terminology.
 If you find out in the process of the researches that subject has to be explored
more, note this too. Outline which methods you would use for that and which
results you expect to get.

SUBMISSION DATE : DECEMBER 15,2021

Reference: https://5homework.com/blog/how-to-write-a-statistical-report/

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