TEAM F: Parking Meters at Carnegie Mellon University

Kaylee Makel, 
Nancy Geronian, 
Victor Wilczynski,
Jeff Lee, 
Jung Moon Jang

GENERAL COMMENTS:

* looks like things are going reasonably well for your project

* We talked about how to figure out how many times you would need
  to do the census but that did not make it into the slides.  In the
  paper, please show the calculation for this, and then discuss how
  you decided how many times you could actually do the census, even if
  it was less times that the calculation suggests.

* Nice set of variables to collect, nice codebook for makes of cars.

* Many "glitches/errors" (slides 11-12) are interesting in their own
  right, and it may be useful to tabulate them and talk/write about
  them separately

I'm not marking individual categories below, since I'm giving you all
100's on the presentations.



GRADING SCHEME FOR PRESENTATIONS

Introduction:                                         /10
   What’s it about?
   Research Question & Motivation
   Questionnaire, or at least a couple 
      sample questions from it

Body:                                                 /50
   Describe the work you have done so far
   How sample was selected... 
      Any advice for future 303 students?
   How survey was set up and respondents contacted
   Glitches?  How did you fix ‘em?
   What is the nonresponse or refusal rate so far? 
      How will you decrease it?
   What are the distinguishing features of 
      nonresponders/refusers? 
   Successes? Tell us.
 
Conclusion:                                            /10
   Future work – what’s left to do?
   When will you / did you cut off data collection?
   What post-processing and/or analyses will you 
      perform? (nonresponse, poststratification, 
      answering your research questions, etc.) 
   Anything else?

Individuals:                                           /30
   Know what you're talking about.
   Sound practiced, not rushed.
   At least 2 real slides per person

Each person will get a score which is the sum of the above (so, 70 pts
from group preparation of slides, 30 pts for individual presentation),
except that un-excused no-shows will get 0. 

Kaylee Makel, 
Nancy Geronian, 
Victor Wilczynski,
Jeff Lee, 
Jung Moon Jang