Data Cleanup Methods & Procedures for Special Populations in Community Colleges

In this report, the process of cleaning up data for special populations in community colleges is explored. The focus is on maintaining accurate records for various student groups, including MESA participants, to ensure efficient reporting and tracking. Specific procedures and dependencies are highlighted to streamline data management and enhance program effectiveness.

• Data Cleanup
• Special Populations
• Community Colleges
• Procedures
• MESA

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2. School Logo MESA Logo Title Student Names and School Name Problem Statement Testing Process Prototype Graphic Objective Visual Data 1 Prototype Details Visual Data 2 User Requireme nts Design Process Design Iteration Results Citations Conclusions

3. MESA Logo School Logo Student Names and School Name Title Prototype Details Problem Statement Design Iteration Prototype Graphic Objective Testing Process User Requireme nts Visual Data 1 Visual Data 2 Results Citations Conclusions Design Process