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ANALYTICAL RESEARCH PROJECT
Instructions
Introduction:
What is the purpose of the paper?
§ For the analytical—What are the research questions?
§ Audience (optional)—Is the audience familiar with topic, terms?
§ Research methods—How did you find your information?
§ Findings and conclusions.
§ Forecast organization of document.
Basic organization:
§ Section 1—Introduce and explain topic.
§ Section 2—Discuss history, background; set the context.
§ Section 3—Discuss research methods.
§ Section 4—Discuss research findings.
§ Section 5—Conclusions
§ Works Cited/Reference List
§ Appendix
Purdue University Writing Lab, Heavilon 226
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Where to go for Help:
1. Once you have your thesis,
2. Go ahead and do the new Outlining.
Outlining is a pivotal step in the writing process, and in our case, outlining is an important element of the project. The place to begin every outline is with the assignment.
3. Our project is to be 750-900 words, which is approximately 4-6 pages,
4. include a minimum of five sources,
A. At least 3 HCC SEARCH ENGINE SOURCES scholarly
(survey will act as one scholarly) (This part it’s done)
B. and 2 Popular Search Engine Source .
(This Part it’s done)
(we also have our primary data)
A and B needs a summary individually
5. Thesis,
6. Context,
7. Summary and
8. Analysis of 3 HCC Scholarly Search Engine Sources,
9. Summary of 2 Popular Search Engine Sources,
10. Summary of Primary Search Engine Source,
11. Synthesis of all Search Engine Sources, and
12. A Conclusion.
We have developed content that will work for many of those elements already and starting to merge what we have into an outline will let us know what we need.
If we break down our assignment and think through the requirements in relation to paragraphs the project, the assignment details provide a structure that can serve as the basis for our outline:
· Paragraph 1 Intro
· Paragraphs 2-3 Library Sources
· Paragraphs 4-5 Popular Sources
· Paragraphs 6-7 Survey and Data
· Paragraphs 8 Conclusion
The project mainly consists of doing Summary on every part I have attached.
a. Needs a New Title
b. The HCC Search Engine Source,
c. The Search Engine Sources Summary.
d. Needs a new Thesis,
e. Needs a Context,
f. Summary and analysis of all the documents I have attached,
g. Needs a Summary of each search engine (HCC and Popular),
h. Needs Synthesis and last but not least,
i. Needs a Conclusion.
Add to the Essay, all the parts I have sent with this document to attached documents,
The essay consists of at least 750 words without counting the attached documents that has to be added to the essay part.
Since you are creating the project please and I beg you please put together all the parts to make sense at the end. This is the reason why I’m sending every single document.
The Analytical Research Project WILL NEED:
§ Choose a topic that fulfills the assignment requirements and that will enhance the interests of readers.
§ Identify the audience: Gatekeepers, instructor, faculty, etc.
• Faculty: Gatekeepers, instructor, faculty, etc.
• Secondary Audience: Peers, colleagues, coworkers, etc
• Shadow Audience: Others who may read the paper: blog readers, readers of online magazines, etc.
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§ Clearly defined topic.
§ Research question rather than thesis.
§ Goal: Explore and evaluate topic.
§ Example: Given Martha Schwartz’s influence on contemporary American landscape architecture, what are her major design inspirations and precedents?
§ Must conduct thorough research and explore various sources to try to answer question.
Other sources:
Secondary sources:
Professional publications
Credible Websites
Other sources:
Primary sources:
§ Interviews
§ Observations
§ Experiments
Use the Purdue OWL to help you conduct primary research:
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/559/1/
