How to Write a Project Report Without Data: Tips and Tricks

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When writing a project report without data due to computational errors, focus on discussing the methodology and the challenges faced during the project. Highlight any theoretical insights or expected outcomes based on existing literature. Consider including a detailed analysis of the errors encountered and potential solutions for future work. It's important to avoid fabricating data, as this undermines the integrity of the report. Ultimately, aim to provide a comprehensive overview of the project process despite the lack of results.
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Homework Statement



Hi,

I have to write a report on my comuptational project, but because of a few computational errors, I have not been able to get any data. So, I am wondering what I could write for my results and conclusion section.



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I have no idea what I could do. Any suggestions??
 
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1. flunk
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2. make up data that is similar but not same as other students'
 
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