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I want you all to turn it an outline or draft 2-3 weeks before the final project so that we can discuss this in our final set of one-on-one consulting meetings. Although the specific format will vary based on the nature of your project and your progress on it, it should demonstrate major progress on your final deliverables for the class and provide an answer—in outline form—to every applicable item on the list in the [[#Final Project]] section above. | I want you all to turn it an outline or draft 2-3 weeks before the final project so that we can discuss this in our final set of one-on-one consulting meetings. Although the specific format will vary based on the nature of your project and your progress on it, it should demonstrate major progress on your final deliverables for the class and provide an answer—in outline form—to every applicable item on the list in the [[#Final Project]] section above. | ||
I you're looking for an outline format that is useful for writing papers, I typically use what my groups calls [[Matsuzaki outlines]] | I you're looking for an outline format that is useful for writing papers, I typically use what my groups calls [[Matsuzaki outlines]] which are described in details on our wiki. The format is particularly well suited to quantitative social scientific work but it you can use it for a range of projects. | ||
If you're looking for information on how to organize a quantitative academic paper in the social sciences, check out my page on the [[structure of a quantitative empirical research paper]]. | If you're looking for information on how to organize a quantitative academic paper in the social sciences, check out my page on the [[structure of a quantitative empirical research paper]]. |