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Final Project Proposal

Please complete your proposal following the outline below.

Project title

Give your project a concise, interesting title that summarizes the entirety of your project. (Your title can change on subsequent deliverables.)

Authors

Names of your team members and contact information (email addresses).

Date

hello bla bla bla bla bla Winter 2023

Abstract

No more than three sentences that summarize your project. Focus on the very most important aspects. For example: (1) "Our main question is .... This question is important because .... To address the question, we will ...." (2) "We are concerned with ..., because .... To address this concern, we plan to ...." (3) "Consider that .... This is important because .... Accordingly, we plan to ...."

Keywords

3-5 keywords that summarize your project. (e.g., "Keywords: human physiology; bicycle exercise; Gen Z; times-series data")

Proposal

  1. Introduction

Briefly introduce your project. Include 3-5 research questions. What motivates the questions? Why are they important? (at least 200 words)

  1. Related Work

Describe your topic and related work in this space. You must include 3 citations to related work (URLs to similar work, high quality articles from the popular press, research papers, etc. ) Please use a standard citation style of your choice. (at least 200 words)

  1. The Dataset

Where did you find the data? Please include a link to the data source
Who collected the data?
How was the data collected or generated?
Why was the data collected?
How many observations (rows) are in your data?
How many features (columns) are in the data?
What, if any, ethical questions or questions of power do you need to consider when working with this data?
What are possible limitations or problems with this data? (at least 200 words)

  1. Implications

Assuming you answer your research questions, briefly describe the expected or possible implications for technologists, designers, and policymakers. (at least 150 words)

  1. Limitations & Challenges

What challenges or limitations might you need to address with your project idea more broadly? Briefly discuss. (at least 150 words)

Acknowledgements

Is there anyone you would like to thank? A librarian who helped you with your research? A Teaching Assistant? A friend who helped you find your data? Say thank you in this section.