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A written report about your work. We strongly suggest keeping the report under 3000 words (excluding bibliography and appendix). Your report should meeting the following specifications:

[ ] Project statement: your report explains the problem you attempted to solve at a level appropriate for a broad audience.
[ ] Methodology: your report explains how you attempted to solve the problem and justifies your methodological approach.
[ ] Evaluation strategy: your report defines what a successful outcome would be and includes a critical evaluation of your work following an appropriate strategy.
[ ] Technical depth: your report demonstrates mastery of learning objectives from multiple MADS courses.
[ ] Translation: your report interprets the outcome of your work. Numerical results are translated to insight on your problem.
[ ] Broader impacts: your report identifies who stands to be impacted by your work. You identify at least one ethical question or concern that could arise from your work or its potential applications.
[ ] Appropriate technical writing: your writing is clear, professional, and accurately reflects your work. Writing avoids overstatement.
[ ] Visuals: your report includes at least 3 original, legible, data visualizations. Visuals are explained and integrated in the body of the report.
[ ] Context: your report cites at least 3 studies, blogs, academic articles, or other sources that are relevant to your project. All references in your report are correctly formatted with a consistent citation style (such as MLA or APA).
[ ] Statement of work: your report contains a statement identifying the contributions of each team member.
[ ] Incorporating feedback: Your report builds on feedback from your project mentor. Major issues identified during check-ins are addressed.
[ ] (Optional) An appendix: Show us what you left out. Create an appendix to describe any other efforts you made that did not get included in the main report.

akiwarheit / mads-capstone-project

3000 word report #9