Proposal – Informal discussion of potential research projects:
at least one substantive paragraph on each of three distinct topics, typed and double-spaced.
DUE FEBRUARY 22
Abstract – Formal description of research topic:
at least three hundred (300) words detailing the focus, methodology, and significance of your project, accompanied by a working bibliography of relevant sources you have accessed, typed and double-spaced with an original and fitting title.
DUE MARCH 8
Bibliography – Penultimate list of research sources:
at least ten (10) relevant books, articles, and websites you have studied, cited in an appropriate bibliographic style, typed and double-spaced with an original and fitting title.
DUE MARCH 22
Outline – Tentative organization of research paper:
at least one (1) page specifying main points and subpoints, typed and double-spaced with an original and fitting title.
DUE APRIL 5
Presentation – Oral synopsis of research project:
eight to ten (8-10) minutes of extemporaneous comments summarizing your findings, supported by a one-page handout bearing your name and project title.
DUE APRIL 21/28
Paper – Written results of research project:
at least three thousand (3,000) words of polished prose [at least five thousand (5,000) words of polished prose if enrolled for four hours credit], with citations and bibliography in an appropriate style, typed and double-spaced with an original and fitting title.
DUE MAY 5
