The Report Structure

The Report Structure >> What is Data Science?

 
 

1. Regardless of the length of the final deliverable, the author recommends that it includes a cover page, table of contents, executive summary, a methodology section, and a discussion section.

  • True.
  • False.

2. An introductory section is always helpful in:

  • Presenting the statistical calculations.
  • Introducing the research methods.
  • Setting up the problem for the reader who might be new to the topic.
  • Advertising the product.

3. The results section is where you craft your main arguments and present your conclusion.

  • True.
  • False.

4. The discussion section is where you:

  • Introduce the research methods and data sources used for the analysis.
  • Rely on the power of narrative to enable numbers to communicate your important findings to the readers.
  • Refer the reader to the research question and the knowledge gaps you identified earlier.
  • Highlight how your findings provide the ultimate missing piece to the puzzle.

5. Adding a list of references and an acknowledgment section are examples of housekeeping, according to the author.

  • False.
  • True.

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