CP ass 6 (Kim Woods) only

For your first-half draft, use the outline you created in Unit 5. Try to find a logical point to split up your outline into two sections. For example, you might include your introduction, human behavior, human expression, and ethics discussion in your first-half draft and then your recommendations, conclusion, and final thoughts for your second-half draft (the second-half draft is the Unit 7 Assignment). Split the outline so your first draft and second draft are not completely disjointed.

However you decide to split the draft, your first-half draft should be approximately 5 pages (not including title or reference pages). Include the references that you have so far so that your instructor can see that you have all the different kinds of references needed to address the elements in the Unit 9 Assignment directions.

In Unit 5, you developed an outline that included heading for each requirement in the final Unit 9 Assignment. You will now expand the ideas from the outline into fully developed paragraphs for the first half draft of the final paper. Each paragraph should have a main idea and supporting details, examples, or descriptions that elaborate on the thesis statement.

For your first-half draft, use the outline you created in Unit 5. Try to find a logical point to split up your outline into two sections — for example, you might include your introduction, human behavior, human expression, and ethics discussion in your first-half draft and then your recommendations, conclusion and final thoughts for your second-half draft (the second-half draft is the Unit 7 Assignment). Split the outline so your first draft and second draft are not completely disjointed. You may decide to split the draft in any way; however, your first-half draft should be approximately five pages. Include the references that you have so far so you know (and your instructor can see) that you have all the different kinds of references needed to address all the elements in the directions.

Final 9 assignment outline

Final Research Paper Overview (written in third person):

1. Introduction (1 page)

a. Brief background of topic

b. Why topic is important to analyze

c. Thesis

2. Analysis of Humanities (3 pages)

2. Human Behavior

2. Human Expression

2. Ethics

1. Critical Analysis of Situation & Recommendations (3 pages)

3. Relevance to contemporary issues/future concerns

3. Recommendations for future considerations and future areas of study

3. Evaluation of recommendations: rationale for recommendations to address the topic, and why they would be successful

1. Conclusion (end of research paper) (1 page)

4. Reiteration of thesis

4. Reiteration of why topic is important

1. Personal Reflection (separate section written in first person) (2 pages)

5. Lessons learned from completing this project

5. Critical analysis of process challenges: what would you do differently?

5. Critical analysis of process positives: what did you do well?

5. Application of critical analysis to professional/personal life

5. Final thoughts