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Type of study or research design employed

Objective:  The Capstone paper should reflect the overall goals and objectives (stated in Field Learning Agreement or the Capstone Project Approval Form) and provide details of the project completed. This assignment integrates the knowledge, skills and abilities learned in the program through a capstone project. It is intended to strengthen and synthesize skills related to management, leadership, business law, ethics, epidemiology, financial management, marketing, health care policies, human resource management, information system management and research.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT: GUIDELINES (20%):
This section should detail what you did. The reader should be able to essentially replicate your project based on what is included in this section. You should include the following:
Type of study or research design employed (Recommended resource: http://libguides.usc.edu/content.php?pid=83009&sid=818072)
Parameters of your study      population (sample size, relevant participant information and      demographics, etc.)
Materials and methods (types of qualitative or quantitative data collected, data collection procedures / protocol, statistical or other methods used to analyze data/outcomes)
Analysis and results
Tables and figures – these must be referred to and described in the text.
DESCRIPTION   OF THE PROJECT INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: (80%)
Type of study or research design      employed (Recommended resource:      http://libguides.usc.edu/content.php?pid=83009&sid=818072)
Parameters of your study      population (sample size, relevant participant information and      demographics, etc.)
Materials and methods (types of      qualitative or quantitative data collected, data collection procedures /  protocol, statistical or other methods used to analyze data/outcomes)
Analysis and results.

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