Introduction
You have identified and developed your topic. You have also done a preliminary search for information on the topic, as well as found and evaluated reliable sources, which you used to develop your outline. Now it is time to write your final project.
Your final project must include:
A title that well represents the content of your paper.
Introduction (one or two well-developed paragraphs) that should:
grab the reader’s attention with an engaging opening statement (i.e., hook).
provide the audience with any necessary background information of the paper.
state the paper’s main idea, a,k,a. thesis statement.
Body Paragraphs (three to four well-developed paragraphs) that include:
a topic sentence for each body paragraph that addresses and directly supports one aspect of the thesis statement.
supporting sentences that support and/or explain the topic sentences.
minor details that provide specific examples, information, and explanation for each supporting detail. This includes all the findings from your THREE sources.
Conclusion (one paragraph) that:
summarizes the main points of the essay.
includes the last sentence that brings your paper to a sound end with a question, an inspiring quote, or a call to action.
Works Cited (final page of your paper)
Attention: The use of proper writing style is a must. Revision gives you the opportunity to step back and re-envision your paper. Therefore, do not forget to revise and edit your paper for spelling, grammatical construction, and sentence structure, which is expected in every academic engagement.
Requirements
Your final project must be completed and submitted through the assignment submission in D2L. ALL paper must be completed using Microsoft Word and submitted online in D2L!
Follow this Checklist and the Final Project Rubric to ensure that your response fulfills the assignment requirement.
This final project must be submitted by the due date as specified in your syllabus. The submission of this project is your sole responsibility. No assignment is accepted by email!
Use MLA format. Click here to learn how to use MLA paper formatting basics.
In this final research project, you must incorporate THREE sources from the library database, so you can include examples and evidence to support your argument. Click here to learn how to find reliable sources from BC Online Library.
You will need to include a Works Cited at the end of your research project. Click here to learn how to create a Works Cited using MLA format.
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