Project: written submission in two formats

Content

You should explicitly address the following topics:

  • what is the question you want to investigate?
  • what source material are you using?
  • how are you analyzing the material?
  • what conclusions did you reach? Your conclusions should be supported by specific reference to replicable work
  • if you created an analytical tool that can be generally applied to your source material or to other sources, be sure that you illustrate your conclusion with a concrete application of your work

Format

Your should submit two versions of your final submission:

  • one in a a format where can code be executed live (e.g., a Pluto notebook)
  • one in a format where text can be printed (e.g., a PDF)

Reproducible scholarship

You should identify:

  • a legal license for your original work
  • where I can find your source data
  • how I can replicate your work

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