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The Report Acreport is essentially a summary of facts about a topic. The annual report of a company gives all the financial facts and summarizes (explains) the business conducted by the company in a given year. A report is based on an investigation and, like the formal essay, is intended for a specialized audience. Reports contain very few opinions (personal or others). The organization of a report is very straightforward. The labeled sections of your report must be: = What plan did you use to investigate it? = What data was collected? = What did you find out (conclusion?) = (do this last) Content Example 1. Title Page = Self explanatory Baseball How to WIN! Table of = Gives page numbers for all main parts and Contents all parts of the body 3. Summary = What is the problem A summary of what your report is, even the conclusion! 4. Investigation = Thesis Main topic of report = Hypothesis what do you believe the relationship is and why = Give a detailed description on how the data was collected. = Describe your intended population and if used, the sample, the sampling method, and how the sample was chosen * Include questionnaire sheet if one was used. = Give precise instructions for how things were measured, etc. = Define your variables = Guideline: Min 100 linked data values Success depends on team salary the most, so the higher the team salary, the more success it will have. Variables include: team statistics from 1990 to 2010: wins, salaries, batting averages, # of walks, # of homeruns, # of hits, ERA, # of runs per game, # of runs given up per game, etc. | collected from www.mlb.com, www.statsguy.baseball.com, www.si.com, etc. by... because... 5. 1-Variable = Both your independent and dependent analysis variables are analyzed = Display data as frequency tables, graphs, (Sub headings etc. could be each of | = If there are many pages of raw data, include your variables) all the raw data as an appendix at the end of the report. BUT the data documentation (i.e., frequency tables, graphs, etc.) must be included in the report not in an appendix. = Discuss interesting statistics you found about your variables and relate them to your Frequency tables, graphs, etc. with supporting reasoning. Team Salaries ranged from.... Average Salary was... with a SD of This was interesting because... = Discuss findings = Investigate sub-question (if applicable) = Identify and discuss any extraneous variables hypothesis 6. 2-Variable = This is where you test your hypothesis by Two-variable may include: analysis performing a 2-variable analysis Wins vs salary, batting average, walks Salary vs hits, walks, batting average Etc. 7. Conclusion = A summary discussion and/or interpretations of the facts presented. = Further extensions are discussed (how would you changef/extend what you have done). Yes, it does BUT it doesn't have the greatest impact. # of walks does (what a surprise!). But better players that get more hits and walks will have higher salaries. How this impacted... MDM4U Page 2 of 5 8. Evaluate/Reflect | = Give an honest overview detailing how your investigation went (what problems/issues you ran into and how you could avoid these problems/issues if you did your project again). Difficult to measure effect of salary because better players (more hits, higher batting average) get higher salaries. Waited until last minute even with Mr. Wilson warning me not to... 9. Bibliography/ = Bibliography page containing web sites, Appendix books, magazines etc. = You can choose your bibliography style (i.e. MLA), but make sure you follow it throughout your references = Appendix includes raw data (i.e. completed surveys, excel raw data, etc...) www.mlb.com www.statsguy.baseball.com wWww.si.com Sports lllustrated, June 2009