ENG 328 Week 5 Assignment ( Final Project – Proposal ) <<< A Graded Tutorial >>>

Final Project – Proposal
The purpose of the Final Project is to provide an opportunity to integrate your understanding of how to use technical writing skills to write a proposal. The proposal should demonstrate your ability to apply course concepts to proposing an initiative or solution to a problem that you may experience in your current or future career. Please use the topic from your Week One proposal that was approved by your instructor. For reference, the following are possible topics for your Final Project:

• Environmental cleanup proposal.
• New energy resource proposal.
• Senior healthcare facility proposal.
• Telecommuting proposal.
• School nutrition/fitness proposal.
• Business market proposal.
• Educational grant proposal.
• Topic of your choice (Needs approval from instructor by Week Two).

Research the topic you chose and develop a final proposal. The proposal should be well-designed and comprehensive; moreover, it should show consideration of a specific audience. It should use effective headings and lists (if applicable). Incorporate the planning, design, and writing processes learned in this course, and be sure to cite all sources in APA format.    
Your final paper should be eight to 10 pages in length, exclusive of title page, references page, glossary, executive summary, and table of contents.   
The Final Project – Proposal must include:

• A Table of Contents that outlines the proposal’s scope and structure (refer to page 525 of the course text for additional guidance and examples).
• A one-page Executive Summary that provides readers with a narrative overview of proposal’s content (refer to pages 528 and 529 of the course text for guidance and examples).
• A revised introduction (Problem, Solution, Background, Data Sources, Scope and Limitation) and thesis statement based on instructor feedback provided on the Week Three assignment.
• Relevant images (minimum of three).
• Body Paragraphs(minimum of six to eight fully-developed paragraphs).
• Revised conclusion.
• Glossary that defines proposal’s specialized terminology (refer to page 530 of the course text for additional guidance and examples).
• References Page in APA format.

For information regarding APA style, visit the Ashford Writing Center.
Carefully review the Grading Rubric for the criteria that will be used to evaluate your assignment.