Editing Community Data Science Course (Spring 2016)
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Building on your project idea assignment, you should describe the specific types of data you will collect, the steps you will take to collect the dataset, the limits and strength of these data for answering the question you have selected, and a description of the kinds of report and visualization you will make. | |||
And important step here is going to be ''framing'' your analysis. Why is this is an important question? Why do you care? What do we need to know (e.g., about the question, about underlying theories, about your business, about the topic, about the community) to understand this analysis? This will all need to be part of your final project and it's good opportunity to do this, or at least being doing it, here. | |||
I will give you feedback on these proposals and suggest changes or modifications that are more likely to make them successful or compelling and to work with you to make sure that you have the resources and support necessary to carry out your project successfully. | |||
Be as specific as possible about the data available on the sources you've chosen. Identify the documentation and the API endpoints where required. If there are libraries that you think may help with access, note them. | Be as specific as possible about the data available on the sources you've chosen. Identify the documentation and the API endpoints where required. If there are libraries that you think may help with access, note them. |