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data visualisation practice activities with answer, Exercises of Data Compression

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Data 102: Group Project1
Conducting a Study on the residents of The Islands
Project Part 1: Proposal
Due: Friday, March 10
Goals: develop a set of research questions and data collection plan
Your Proposal must include:
Group letter
Names of all group members
Research Question section (see below)
Data Collection section (see below)
An example Proposal is on the last page.
RESEARCH QUESTION
Develop a research question that is both interesting and feasible for an Island project. Keep in
mind that your question could be either experimental or observational in nature.
Your group should have one large research agenda (or theme) that you are investigating.
However, the individual members of your group will explore different aspects of this research
agenda through their own individual research questions (RQs).
Example: Perhaps your group is interested in the effects of various activities on body
temperature. This would be the theme/research agenda. Possible individual research questions
would be:
Effect of walking on body temperature
Effect of running on body temperature
Effect of jumping on body temperature
In your proposal, you must tell me:
1. your theme/research agenda
2. the individual RQs that comprise that agenda
3. who will investigate each RQ.
1 Thanks to Laura Le and Ann Brearley at UMN, and Jo Hardin at Pomona for sharing resources. Much of the
assignment is taken directly from their excellent work.
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Data 102: Group Project

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Conducting a Study on the residents of The Islands

Project Part 1: Proposal

Due: Friday, March 10

Goals: develop a set of research questions and data collection plan Your Proposal must include:  Group letter  Names of all group members  Research Question section (see below)  Data Collection section (see below) An example Proposal is on the last page. RESEARCH QUESTION Develop a research question that is both interesting and feasible for an Island project. Keep in mind that your question could be either experimental or observational in nature. Your group should have one large research agenda (or theme) that you are investigating. However, the individual members of your group will explore different aspects of this research agenda through their own individual research questions (RQs). Example: Perhaps your group is interested in the effects of various activities on body temperature. This would be the theme/research agenda. Possible individual research questions would be:  Effect of walking on body temperature  Effect of running on body temperature  Effect of jumping on body temperature In your proposal, you must tell me:

  1. your theme/research agenda
  2. the individual RQs that comprise that agenda
  3. who will investigate each RQ. (^1) Thanks to Laura Le and Ann Brearley at UMN, and Jo Hardin at Pomona for sharing resources. Much of the assignment is taken directly from their excellent work.

DATA COLLECTION SECTION

Your group will study one sample of Islanders and collect the different information needed for your separate RQs on that one sample. (Let me know if you choose to run an experiment on non-human subjects, like agricultural plots, as this process will be slightly different in that case.) Study Details In this section, you must give specific details about each of the following:  planned study design (experiment, cross-sectional study, longitudinal study)  target population/participants  inclusion and exclusion criteria (e.g., will you exclude kids? pregnant women? patients? …)  approximately how many Islanders you plan to include in your study (at least 30)  sampling methods and how you will include randomization You may also include the following, if relevant:  the blinding methods and/or use of placebos  if an experiment, how you will randomly assign subjects to different treatments Variables and Measurement The section should also include details about exactly what you will be measuring and exactly how you will measure it.  the response variable(s)/outcome(s) and how they will be measured  the explanatory variable(s) and how they will be measured  any other variables you plan to collect and how they will be measured