Build a Data Story Midterm Project
Problem Statement
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The student should write an effective problem statement. |
The problem statement should be:
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The student follows an issue-based framework to address the problem statement |
The ghost deck is structured logically and represents a structured and exhaustive thought process. |
Ghost Deck
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The student clearly defines his or her analyses required to address the problem statement. |
The analyses defined by the student are hypothesis driven and issue driven. The hypothesis if analyzed should address the problem statement. |
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The student effectively hypothesizes what limitations and biases may exist in the dataset ahead of time and seeks to validate or negate these biases. |
The biases identified in the dataset are logically those that affect the recommendation the student makes to a management team. |
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The ghost deck is structured logically and represents a structured and exhaustive thought process. |
The ghost deck should have a clear flow from one thought to another |
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The analyses defined by the student are hypothesis driven, clearly defined and will address the problem statement. |
The alignment between the hypothesis and analysis should be clearly evident so as to show hypothesis driven structuring. |
Tips to make your project standout:
- The student follows a mutually exclusive, collectively exhaustive framework to address the problem statement.
- The student addresses population level datasets that may help address the biases in the sample data.
- The student includes an issue tree in the Appendix to help the audience understand how the student structured the problem