Your Project Report should contain:

(1) Cover page with title, course, date, your name.
(2) A description of the project in terms that are 
    understandable to someone with an Astr 100 level
    of knowledge.
(3) The theory that links the measurements you make to
    the physical conditions of the object(s).
(4) The internet resources you used: 
    (a) The links to the HST data you have used.
    (b) Other links to software used, etc.
(5) The computational resources you used: the computer
    language used to read the fits files (Python, IDL,..),
    functions or procedures you may have written, listings
    of code (code listings as an appendix).
(6) Measurements you have made and physical conditions you
    derive from them. (Best to present results as tables)
(7) Discussion of uncertainties (error analysis) in the 
    measurements themselves.  Also any hidden assumptions in
    the link between the observations and the physical 
    conditions you infer.
(8) Conclusions. 

    You should turn this report in on December 9 (last class)
    and be prepared to give a short (~10 min) talk to the class
    showing what you have done (i.e., the contents of your report).