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Every project in LS100 follows the same arc — frame a question, learn the tools, collect data, analyze it, and communicate the result. This page maps the whole route; you’ll only ever focus on your next step.

The LS100 research learning path

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The milestone path

  1. Frame your study — Research Guide 00: turn an interest into a researchable question, then present it (Guide 01) and write it up (Guide 02).

  2. Build Python fluency — Module 00B, Notebooks 01–05.

  3. Choose your data modality — Video (01A) or Audio (01B), and run the processing pipeline. (This is the one fork in the path — both branches rejoin at analysis.)

  4. Analyze your outcomes — Module 02, using the statistics guide and the decision-tree poster to pick the right test.

  5. Communicate your findings — The Art of Communicating Science.