Homework Assignments:  Write "Chapter __" at the top center of the page.  In the left corner, write your name, period, and date you started the assignment.  Proceed by working down the page, starting with the first problem.  Writing on the back of a paper is fine.  Since all assignments in one chapter are not all given at once, you can continue adding problems until it is time to turn the problems in for credit.

 

 

Projects:  All project will be in an electronic format to help save on paper and ink.  I would prefer it be in Word.  These are not powerpoints, but actuall reports, just not printed.  If you wish to use a different word processor, create a test page and let me see if I can open it on my computer.  I will help you with any graphical stuff you need.

 

Projects will have a title page.

 

The project itself will flow like an essay and will be generally split up into 3 sections.

 

1.  An introduction section, which covers the basics of what the project is about

 

2.  Data and Analysis section, which covers the data (including any graphical representation of the data) and analysis of what the data seems to suggest.  The basic form should look like an english essay with graphs/tables put into different places.  Look at your text book to get ideas on how to integrate your writing with graphs and other calculations.

 

3.  A Conclusion section, where you completely answer the question that was the focus of the project.  You will be most likely restating some results that were in section 2, but that is just the way it goes.

 

Please Note:  People in Statistics PROVE NOTHING!!  Please do not use this word or anything similar in your analysis.

 

 

AP Problems:  Write "AP Problem __" at the top center of the page.  In the left corner, write your name, period, and date you started the assignment.  Proceed to work on the problem in the same manner as you would if you were really answering the question on the AP exam.