3-4 pages in length Separate your information into sections with their own headings clearly distinguishing one set of paragraphs from the next Each paragraph must be 4-10 sentences. Keep your sentences closer to 20-25 words in length.

• 3-4 pages in length
• Separate your information into sections with their own headings clearly distinguishing one set of paragraphs from the next
• Each paragraph must be 4-10 sentences.
• Keep your sentences closer to 20-25 words in length.
• Proofread and edit your writing for structural, grammatical, spelling or syntax errors. (How well you edit your document is a big component in how you are presenting yourself through your writing. A poorly edited writing with errors reflects poorly on you, and a well-edited writing with just a few to no errors reflects really well on you.)
• Label your parts with the appropriate headings for what those parts of your writing contains: Introduction, Methods, Expected Results, etc.
• Design the document in such a way that it makes it easy for your readers to distinguish all the pieces of information. Use colors, spacing, labels, etc to design a document that makes it easy for your readers to find the information they need.

 

 

For your proposal, you want to convince me that your topic is worth doing research on. You must have the following:

 

• An introduction paragraph
• A couple of “methods” paragraphs
• A couple of “expected results” paragraphs
• A conclusion paragraph

 

In the introduction paragraph

• You must tell readers what your argument will be.
• You must also explain that the proposal will go into the methods you will use to prove or validate your argument.
• Also, briefly mention the results you are expecting from conducting your research on the topic/argument you have chosen.
• DO NOT reveal too much ,as your introduction is just introducing what you will be covering in your proposal without going in depth.

 

 

 

In the methods paragraph(s)

 

• You must tell your readers what methods you will be using to conduct your research to prove your argument to be the strongest argument or to validate it.
• Tell readers whether you will be using the library databases, and if so, why would you use the library databases. Make sure you clearly connect what you say to your specific argument. Note how specifically connected the material below is connected to my specific argument.

 

For example: I will be using the library databases because of the reputable scholarly articles they have on the benefits of using green diesel in aerospace.  The information that they contain supporting the environmental elements that have made companies like Boeing slowly make the switch from jet fuel to green diesel on their newer commercial airplanes make the library database a great place to conduct valuable research on my subject.

 

• Remember that you are convincing your readers that your research is worth doing, and it all starts with the methods you choose to use to conduct your research and prove what you arguing.
• Some methods you can use to conduct your research are field research, library research, conducting interviews, look at case studies, etc.

 

In the expected results paragraph(s)

 

            In this/these paragraph(s), you will be telling readers what you expect your results will be. You will answer the question: What are you trying to prove through your research?

 

Conclusion

 

Summarizes

Synthesizes

Restates your argument in a conclusive way

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