Each group will prepare a case write-up that should (in general) include the following sections: Introduction Main issues, what are you doing, why are you doing it, expected case results. Background Go into a little more detail on issues, you may bring in other sources here. Essentially, what is the context under examination and any other underlying issues. Methods Explain your methods (how is your team approaching the problem, what solution methods are you using) and any data used for analysis. Analysis and Results Explain your analysis (describe what you did and what your results are). Recommendations and Conclusions Discuss implications of your analysis and what you recommend as an action plan moving forward. Explain what you learned. *Include data tables and figures that you use or create. If you include tables and figures, make sure to number them and reference them in the text. Its not necessary to include tables of figures already given in the assigned case, you may still reference them with proper citation. ** In general, case reports will likely run 3-5 pages, some more, some less depending on the case. I would not expect any of the cases to be adequately evaluated and developed in under 3 single spaced pages.