2. Choose one to develop into a project proposal. If you would like to pick a topic you did not list as a learning goal, please explain why. 3. Prepare a proposal that: A. Explains the learning goal at a high level B. Explains the questions you would like to answer in detail C. Explains the process you intend to take to answer those questions. In particular, discuss your modes of investigation, self-evaluation, and how you plan to address potential pitfalls. D. Explains the format for your final report (reading project, coding project, theory research). Example reading projects include a literature review and synthesis, topical summary and exposition, or a history of science. E. Specifies the sources you intend to use. These can be data sets, open-source code bases, journal articles, or textbooks. All projects will need at least 3 sources. Explain your intended use for each source in relation to your learning goal. If you intend a reading project, you will be expected to use at least 5 sources. As usual, you may change sources in your final project, but must clearly explain why you changed sources. F. If you intend to complete an applied project using data, then