Final Project Template

Final Project Template#

Don’t include this markdown cell as part of your presentation - delete before submitting!

Some Useful Information on creating Markdown Cells and a Slideshow#

Markdown cells#

More information about Markdown Cells in Jupyter notebooks can be found here.

RISE#

More information about RISE can be found here.

A few basics to create a basic slideshow:

  • To change a Jupyter notebook cell’s Slide Type select Slideshow from the menu: View > Cell Toolbar > Slideshow

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  • Choose Slide Type as Slide

  • Note: You can combine different slide types in your presentation. For example, using ‘Skip’ can skip the code cells.

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  • Click on the RISE icon in the toolbar to run the slideshow.

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Title of your project (the title should reflect the question that you are answering)#

Name: A. Pandas#

Tutorial: TUTXXXX#

Presentation video link

# Example to load the data files
import pandas as pd
asthma = pd.read_excel("data/AHD_Asthma_FY2022.xlsx", "Asthma_NHsTOR", header=3)
# asthma.head()

Introduction#

  • Briefly states the topic you chose and how will you approach this topic

  • Provides background information needed to understand your poster

  • Briefly presents the statistical approach used and maybe even one or two key figure/tables to summarize the relevant data

Methods#

  • Mentions specific variables in dataset used or any data wrangling performed

  • Completely and accurately describes the methods used, in paragraph form with functions and symbols in bold

  • Provides enough information to allow someone to replicate your work but excludes needless detail

Results#

  • Presents the main findings

  • Includes figures, tables, graphs if they enhance clarity of presentation of information

  • Refers to the relevant self‐explanatory figures, tables, graphs in the text (e.g., See Figure 1)

  • Has captions above tables but below figures and graphs (so they are self-contained)

  • Does not interpret the data or draw conclusions

Conclusion#

  • Briefly restates the problem you are addressing and then states the main results (in complete sentences)

  • Interprets the results and summarizes how the results address the problem

  • Identifies any errors found

  • Discusses any challenges faced, and strengths and limitations of the project

  • Offers suggestions for improvement of the project (if any)

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