Maths EPQ help :)

[Fluffyduck18]

Hi guys, I'm in year 12 and I want to do an EPQ on maths. For those of you who don't know, an EPQ (extended project qualification) is a 5000 word dissertation. However, it can't be descriptive, you have to analyse sources and give both sides of an argument etc...
I am thinking of doing my EPQ on fractal geometry, but I'm not sure what direction I could go in? I'm not sure what type of question would be appropriate for the EPQ.
Any help on title ideas would be appreciated . I've been given advice that the best titles start with: "To what extent..." or "How effective...".
Other topics I am interested in are chaos theory and game theory. However, I am the most interested in fractals.
Any help whatsoever is appreciated I always find it hard to come up with initial ideas and starting points
Thank you!

 

[lev888]

Hi guys, I'm in year 12 and I want to do an EPQ on maths. For those of you who don't know, an EPQ (extended project qualification) is a 5000 word dissertation. However, it can't be descriptive, you have to analyse sources and give both sides of an argument etc...
I am thinking of doing my EPQ on fractal geometry, but I'm not sure what direction I could go in? I'm not sure what type of question would be appropriate for the EPQ.
Any help on title ideas would be appreciated . I've been given advice that the best titles start with: "To what extent..." or "How effective...".
Other topics I am interested in are chaos theory and game theory. However, I am the most interested in fractals.
Any help whatsoever is appreciated I always find it hard to come up with initial ideas and starting points
Thank you!

600 EPQ Ideas - The Ultimate List For an A* - Oxford Royale

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Scroll down for math examples. There is even one for fractals. If you are into coding, how about "The feasibility of rendering the mandelbrot set on a home computer"?