Taking notes on a case study

Use the following headings to effectively organize your notes

on how data was used in a case study in your chosen specific area.

1. Introduction:
- Context and setting of the case study (e.g., specific sports team, educational institution, healthcare facility).

- Purpose and objectives of using data in the chosen area.

2. Background:
- Historical information about how the organization or industry previously did things.

3. Data Sources and Collection:

- Description of the types of data collected

- Data collection methods (e.g., surveys, experiments, sensors, electronic health records).

4. Data Analysis:
- How the data was processed, interpreted, or used

- Mention any specific statistical or machine learning techniques employed.

5. Key Findings and Insights:

- Summary of the main results and discoveries from the data analysis.

- Highlight any patterns, trends, or correlations identified.

6. Impact and Outcomes:

- How did the use of data influence decision-making or improve performance?

7. Challenges and Limitations:

- Were there any obstacles, limitations, biases, or shortcomings?