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revised Jan 2, 2007

Field Project Plan

Copyright © 2004–2008 by Stan Brown, Oak Road Systems

To ensure that your Field Project is on track and to head off potential problems, you must make a plan and get Prof. Marvel’s approval for your plan in advance. Before completing this project plan, please read through the Field Project protocol.

Instructions: Either print out this form and write in your answers, write your answers on separate paper, or email just the answers (in plain text) to Prof. Marvel. Before you do any of those, you are encouraged to kick your idea around informally with Prof. Marvel in person or by email. You could also send an email with your numbered answers to the questions, but the process works better if you can discuss your written plan face to face and receive approval on the spot.

Save this form with Prof. Marvel’s signature, or print a copy of the email approving your plan. You will attach it to your project report.

  1. My name is...

  2. I intend to test this claim...
    (A claim is a declarative sentence, not a question.)

     

  3. I will use this case number...

  4. My hypotheses in symbols are...
    (Use words for Cases 6 and 7.)

     

  5. My data collection plan is...
    (Answer whichever one of these applies.)

     

  6. I plan sample size(s) of...

     

  7. The population size is...
    (Remember that the population must be quite a bit larger than your sample.)

     


This page is used in instruction at Tompkins Cortland Community College in Dryden, New York; it’s not an official statement of the College. Please visit www.tc3.edu/instruct/sbrown/ to report errors or ask to copy it.

For updates and new info, go to http://www.tc3.edu/instruct/sbrown/stat/