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The purpose of the project is to allow you  to analyze an idea related to the class in some depth. We hope that your project enables you to make measurements or perform computational experiments that explore an idea thoroughly.


The purpose of the project is to allow you  to analyze an idea related to the class in some depth. We hope you will design a  project that enables you to make measurements, model or perform computational experiments that explore the idea.
The wiki page write-up helps you share your explorations with others, including the people who are assigning your grade. But the target audience is a student who will be taking the class next year. When preparing this material, please remember that over the years many people read these course project pages.
 
The purpose of the wiki page write-up is to have you share your explorations with others. The target audience is a student who will be taking the class next year. But when preparing this material, please remember that over the years many people read these course project pages.


* Please visit [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User%27s_Guide:_Editing_overview MediaWiki's editing help page].
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== Organization ==
== Organization ==


Your project write-up should be [[Project Organization | organized into sections like a research paper]]. The write-up should include experimental data, analyses and conclusions.
Your project write-up should be [[Project Organization | organized into sections like a research paper]]. The write-up should include clearly explain your experimental data, computational analyses and conclusions. It is also important that you cite the literature carefully because many people - including people whose work you describe - may well end up reading your page.
 
=== Use a single page format ===


Organization of the presentation is important. You may decide to organize your presentation into one long page with sections, or you may decide to have the overview be a page with links to the separate sections.  
For simplicity, we suggest you organize your write-up into one long page but with clearly labeled sections. If you know how to make more complex pages and you wish to show off, we always enjoy a good show.


=== Use a single page format ===
We propose that you use naming convention for the sections as follows
We propose that you use naming convention for the wiki sections as


  * Project Title - Introduces idea
  * Project Title - Introduces idea

Revision as of 21:32, 4 February 2013

The purpose of the project is to allow you to analyze an idea related to the class in some depth. We hope that your project enables you to make measurements or perform computational experiments that explore an idea thoroughly.

The wiki page write-up helps you share your explorations with others, including the people who are assigning your grade. But the target audience is a student who will be taking the class next year. When preparing this material, please remember that over the years many people read these course project pages.

Organization

Your project write-up should be organized into sections like a research paper. The write-up should include clearly explain your experimental data, computational analyses and conclusions. It is also important that you cite the literature carefully because many people - including people whose work you describe - may well end up reading your page.

Use a single page format

For simplicity, we suggest you organize your write-up into one long page but with clearly labeled sections. If you know how to make more complex pages and you wish to show off, we always enjoy a good show.

We propose that you use naming convention for the sections as follows

* Project Title - Introduces idea
* Background - What is known
* Methods - What you did
* Results - What you found
* Conclusions - What it means
* References - Resources and related work
* Appendix I - Code and Data
* Appendix II - Work partition (if a group project)