Seminar paper

Outline and Reference List

Your outline will help you organize your paper to provide continuity and identify information areas that need to be explored. It should also enable you to be confident that your topic can be successfully researched, analyzed, and written to address research questions. Here is an example of the outline format you must use for the following sections:

I. Introduction

a. …

i. …

1. if needed

2. if needed

ii. …

1. if needed

2. if needed

b. …

i. …

1. if needed

2. if needed

ii. …

1. if needed

2. if needed

II. Literature Review (subheadings similar to above)

III. Analysis (subheadings similar to above)

IV. Conclusions and Recommendations (subheadings similar to above)

You must have a minimum of 20 scholarly references from peer-reviewed journals, trade journals, books, or textbooks. Choosing your references will minimally entail searching, finding, and analyzing the papers that seem to support your research questions. Many of these references must be used in your final submission. However, you can slightly change this list if you discover new references or realize some papers don’t contribute to supporting your research questions.

Submission Instructions:

· A single document must be submitted in Microsoft Word via Blackboard.