Row 1298

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I'm not about to hand you a fully crafted paper topic (thats your job lol) but a few guidelines:

1) something empirical, not theoretical. Unless you have a very strong math background already, constructing a novel proof or model is probably not a path to success as an undergrad. The best topics for undergrads are usually ones in a subfield that already has some fairly well developed models and methods that you can readily adapt and apply to a new dataset.

2) something with a relatively easily available dataset (or datasets). Suggest looking at publicly available stuff on data.gov or similar open data sites. There are whole treasure troves of under-studied resources on there. If your school has a data librarian, they can be a great resource as well.

3) something you are interested in. Start by looking at some data in your favorite analysis program, just exploring a few basic tables/charts/trends etc. If you can't think of any remotely interesting questions you want to try to answer about that dataset, maybe best to move on. You won't get very far if you're not motivated.

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text I'm not about to hand you a fully crafted paper topic (thats your job lol) but a few guidelines: 1) something empirical, not theoretical. Unless you have a very strong math background already, constructing a novel proof or model is probably not a path to success as an undergrad. The best topics for undergrads are usually ones in a subfield that already has some fairly well developed models and methods that you can readily adapt and apply to a new dataset. 2) something with a relatively easily …
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