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AIX0008: Introduction to Data Science: Summer 2022Final project: term paperYour paper is to be based on a topic associated to technology / data science and should include at least one source (paper, article). Here is a list of possible topics / papers. Please note that this list is not meant to be exhaustive: you are free to pick another topic that you like, as long as it is related to ethics and technology / data. I will not give a list of suggested topics so that you can decide what you want to talk about. Again, topics only need to be related to ethics and technology / data. Be careful not to pick a topic that is too broad. I suggest that you discuss your topic with me early on. The paper should be about 1000 words (about 4-pages). The paper should be written with an intended audience of me and your classmates. Write something that you yourself would want to be given to read. Your paper should be carefully written: it will be graded for writing quality. Make sure to give full references in the bibliography (eg., author, title, journal, publisher, pages, date; a URL alone is rarely a reference by itself). Include all necessary citations and footnotes. Please number all pages. Follow standard stylistic conventions (any fixed set of conventions you select). I like left-and-right justified text, but this is not an obligation. Use a pleasant-to-read font). Think, organize, think, and organize. Write and rewrite. An individual or team projectYou will work either alone or in a team of up to two on your project (term paper + oral presentation). Larger teams will not be permitted unless you make a good case for it. Each team will submit one paper and do one presentation. All team members get the same grade.
Due datesThe final version of the paper needs to be turned in on the LMS by the due date.Deadline for turning in the final version: Monday July 18, 4pmRubrics for grading term paperThe term paper will be graded over a total of 100 pts, with the following rubrics:
Rubrics for grading the oral presentationThe presentation will be graded over a total of 100 pts, with the following rubrics:
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