Your class project presentation should include all the major components of your final paper:
Background, research problem/questions, research hypotheses: Describe the background of your research project, drawing from existing research or from practical sources, set up your research problem/questions and their significance (why it is worthy of investigation & why people should care), and from your research questions formulate your hypotheses;
Data sources, descriptive stats of key variables: Describe the basic information of the data set(s) of your project - sources, vintage, variables (information) included, and appropriate descriptive stats with tables and charts of the key variables of interest;
Results of appropriate inferential analysis of hypotheses: present results of the relevant inferential stats you conduct to test your research hypotheses;
Conclusion, implications, & discussion: Conclude your presentation with a summary of your decisions regarding the research hypotheses based on your inferential stats, the implications of your analysis, and finally a discussion of the limitations of your data and analysis and/or future work.
Your presentation should be no more than 15 minutes, followed by 5 minutes for questions and answers.
Please upload your slides to D2L (or share a link if you use Google Slides) by noon of your scheduled presentation date.