Find Top Trends in Your Profession (industry is Cybersecurity)

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Trends in My Industry

John Brown

UMUC

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Trends in My Industry

In this first introductory paragraph, introduce your industry and identify the top three

trends research has produced. In addition, introduce the reader to the issue that you will

cover in more depth, which could be one of the trends or another interesting issue in the

industry.

Top Trends in the Industry

In this section, introduce the three top trends and explain them briefly explaining

how they are new to the industry and what that portends for the industry.

Trend 1

For each trend section, you will describe the emerging trend. Provide enough detail for

your reader to understand the importance of the trend and how it changes the landscape of

the industry. Be sure to provide proper “in text” citations from the resources you found on

this trend.

Trend 2 (Use above guidance.)

Trend 3 (Use above guidance.)

An Important Emerging Issue

In this section, provide the results of your deeper research into one issue or trend. Again,

please provide “in text” citations in APA format.

Conclusions

Based on the above findings, this section will provide conclusions about the trends and

issue in context to the industry. It is appropriate to discuss areas of uncertainty that require

further research. Do not introduce anything new here but make focused conclusions based

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on your synthesis of the ideas from your resources and your own thoughts.

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References

(These are examples of APA reference citations. Please refer to UMUC APA examples or other

guidance that you find helpful from OWL or your copy of the APA Style Guide.)

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Booth, R. C. (1998). List of appropriate school-based accommodations and interventions.

Highland Park, Ill.: National Attention Deficit Disorder Association. Retrieved from

http://www.add.org/content/school/list.htm

General information about Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder fact sheet number 19

(FS19). (1999, August). The Academy for Educational Development and the Office of

Special Education Programs. Retrieved from http://www.adult-

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http://www.adult-add.org/study/student/study_student_college.htm

Robertson, A. S. (2000). ADD/ADHD: What does it mean for parents and families when their

child is diagnosed with this condition? Retrieved from http://www.adult-

add.org/medical/research/research_family.htm