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Requirements

Every rubric criterion the course grades, the activities that carry it, and how far along each is

The course grades seven deliverables on 270 rubric points (45 percent of the final grade). This page is the traceability check: each criterion from the course’s deliverable pages, in data/requirements.csv, points at the activity ids in data/activities.csv that produce it. A criterion with no live activity would show as missing; today none is.

By deliverable

Deliverable Criteria Points Done In progress Not started On zero float
Proposal 8 55 0 7 1 8
Survey plan 4 35 0 0 4 3
Pilot survey 4 35 0 0 4 4
Pilot analysis 4 35 0 0 4 4
Final survey 4 35 0 0 4 0
Final analysis 4 40 0 0 4 4
Presentation 3 35 0 0 3 3

Every criterion

Proposal (55 points)

ID Criterion Points What it needs Activities Window Status
PR-1 Organization and formatting 5 Template structure, YAML with title and all five names, placeholder text deleted, renders clean P07, P08 Sep 19 to Sep 20 Not started
PR-2 Abstract 5 Product, the attributes that set it apart, the research questions P03, P06 Sep 12 to Sep 18 In progress (61%)
PR-3 Introduction 5 Product description and background with a picture or diagram, referenced in the text P03, P06 Sep 12 to Sep 18 In progress (61%)
PR-4 Market opportunity 10 Customer and how the survey reaches them; competitors and their attributes; annual market size with scope, references and growth P01, P06 Sep 9 to Sep 18 In progress (70%)
PR-5 Product attributes 10 Major attributes described with metrics and level ranges, labelled on the diagram, summarised in a table that also shows competitors’ features P02, P06 Sep 9 to Sep 18 In progress (70%)
PR-6 Research questions 10 Two to three design questions, rationale, tied to the attributes P02, P06 Sep 9 to Sep 18 In progress (70%)
PR-7 Other questions 5 At least three outstanding questions with how they will be answered P03, P06 Sep 12 to Sep 18 In progress (61%)
PR-8 Writing quality 5 Clear, concise, logically structured; spell-checked; figures referenced P06, P07 Sep 16 to Sep 19 In progress (8%)

Survey plan (35 points)

ID Criterion Points What it needs Activities Window Status
SP-1 Organization and formatting 5 YAML with title and names, template text deleted, survey_plan.qmd compiles to HTML SP05 Sep 29 to Sep 29 Not started
SP-2 Target population 10 Ideal pool, fallback, exact eligibility question text, distribution strategy (course default: Prolific U.S. general population), any subpopulation or alternative channel SP02 Sep 21 to Sep 24 Not started
SP-3 Attributes and levels 10 The choice question text respondents will read; a table of attributes, levels and units SP01, SP03 Sep 21 to Sep 26 Not started
SP-4 Survey content 10 Welcome text; consent with the 18-plus requirement and the understanding statement; plain-language attribute descriptions; critical respondent information; other questions; all as exact text SP04 Sep 27 to Sep 28 Not started

Pilot survey (35 points)

ID Criterion Points What it needs Activities Window Status
PS-1 Organization and formatting 5 Template files in 3-pilot-survey/: survey.qmd, code/1_make_choice_questions.R, data/choice_questions.csv, app.R, images/ PS02, PS03, PS07 Oct 4 to Oct 13 Not started
PS-2 Survey content 10 Welcome, screening, education, randomised conjoint block, demographics; skip logic correct PS03 Oct 4 to Oct 8 Not started
PS-3 Conjoint questions 10 Randomised choice questions render without error PS02, PS05 Oct 4 to Oct 12 Not started
PS-4 surveydown 10 Whole survey renders, is completable to the end, and stores responses (Supabase); deployed on shinyapps.io PS04, PS05 Oct 9 to Oct 12 Not started

Pilot analysis (35 points)

ID Criterion Points What it needs Activities Window Status
PA-1 Organization and formatting 5 4-pilot-analysis/ with report.qmd, clean-data.R, modeling.R, power-analysis.R, data/ PA02, PA03, PA04, PA07 Oct 25 to Nov 1 Not started
PA-2 Pilot analysis 10 sd_get_data() download, raw data saved, cleaned to long format, preliminary models, power analysis; code reproducible PA02, PA03, PA04 Oct 25 to Oct 29 Not started
PA-3 Report contents 15 Abstract; introduction; survey design (eligibility, respondent info, education, attributes and levels justified, alternatives and questions per respondent, the no-choice option, an example question screenshot); sample description; cleaning counts; modeling with the utility model in LaTeX, coefficient table with standard errors and plots; power analysis figure; changes for the final survey PA05, PA06 Oct 25 to Oct 31 Not started
PA-4 Appendix 5 Complete survey copy including one example conjoint question PA06 Oct 30 to Oct 31 Not started

Final survey (35 points)

ID Criterion Points What it needs Activities Window Status
FS-1 Organization and formatting 5 5-final-survey/ with the full template set FS03 Nov 12 to Nov 14 Not started
FS-2 Survey content 10 Compiles without error; every referenced file on the web; the pilot report’s changes applied FS01, FS02 Nov 2 to Nov 11 Not started
FS-3 Conjoint questions 10 Render without error on the live survey FS01, FS02 Nov 2 to Nov 11 Not started
FS-4 surveydown 10 No errors to completion; eligibility requirements written in survey.qmd for the professor’s pre-screen FS02, FS03 Nov 8 to Nov 14 Not started

Final analysis (40 points)

ID Criterion Points What it needs Activities Window Status
FA-1 Organization and formatting 5 6-final-analysis/ with report.qmd, clean_data.R, modeling.R, analysis.R; every figure, table and equation referenced FA05, FA06 Dec 4 to Dec 6 Not started
FA-2 Data analysis 15 Simple logit on all attributes; mixed logit with random parameters; a sub-group comparison; WTP per attribute with 95 percent CIs and plots; market simulation against competitors with CIs; sensitivity to price and attributes with a tornado plot; fully reproducible FA01, FA02, FA03, FA04, FA07 Nov 9 to Dec 3 Not started
FA-3 Report contents 15 Abstract; introduction with visuals; survey design with the changes from the pilot and an example question; data analysis (sample, cleaning, modeling with LaTeX and standard errors); results; recommendations and conclusions; limitations; attribution FA05 Dec 4 to Dec 5 Not started
FA-4 Appendix 5 Full survey copy and supplementary material FA05 Dec 4 to Dec 5 Not started

Presentation (35 points)

ID Criterion Points What it needs Activities Window Status
PT-1 Slide design 10 Class design guidelines, numbered slides, title slide with project title, names and date, not bullet-heavy PR01 Dec 4 to Dec 6 Not started
PT-2 Content 15 Product introduction; an example choice question slide; a sample statistics slide; the utility model; polished WTP, simulation and sensitivity charts; an attribute table for each simulation; recommendations grounded in the findings PR01 Dec 4 to Dec 6 Not started
PT-3 Communication 10 Ten minutes at most, every member presents at least one slide, live in class Dec 9 or a published video sent by Slack DM PR02, PR03, PR04 Dec 7 to Dec 9 Not started

Every deliverable

ID Criterion Points What it needs Activities Window Status
XX-1 Attribution section Each member’s contributions, or ‘All members contributed equally’; the professor grades non-contributors differently O03 Sep 9 to Dec 9 In progress (10%)
XX-2 Team size and repo access Teams of three to four; every member on the official repo S05 Sep 16 to Sep 18 Not started

Where the course pages and the plan differ

  • The proposal page does not cap the number of attributes (“the major product attributes you will include”); six is allowed, and it asks that the attribute table also show competitors’ features, which is why v2 names real products.
  • The survey plan page sets Prolific’s U.S. general population as the default distribution; the draft proposal names the GWU community and networks. Decision D07 on the project page; settled in SP02.
  • The pilot and final survey rubrics score deployment under “surveydown”: the survey must render, be completable to the end, and store responses. PS04 and PS05 (and FS02) carry that; an end-to-end test on a phone is part of both.
  • The final presentation page still shows last year’s date in its title-slide instruction; the class date this year is Wednesday Dec 9, and slides are due Tuesday Dec 8.

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