case study 1

Running head: SHORTENED TITLE

SHORTENED TITLE 2

Full Title of Case Study Paper

Student’s Name

University of the Cumberlands

Professor’s Name

Month day, year

Full Title of Your Chosen Case Study Goes Here

Begin with an introductory paragraph of your case study that you have chosen. The case study is listed below. Always indent the first sentence of your paragraph with a half-inch (5 spaces) indent. As your paper develops, you will want to incorporate your critical thinking.

Sometimes you will use direct quotes that “duplicate the original source word for word” (Jones & Brook, 2011, p. 3). Other times, you will put the ideas from your research into your own words, and that paraphrased material must also be cited in-text (Xiang, Cooper, Wilson & Liang, 2012). Even if your information came from a website without an author, you must cite that source (Corporation, 2012).

At the end of your paper, you will list all of your sources that you cited throughout your writing and add a references page. The References page begins on a new page and must be included in every research paper.

Select 1-Case Study below and write scholarly with citations/references included.

· Option 1: Research how simple it can be to develop tools to circumvent locks and latches at http://web.mit.edu/zacka/www/nlias.html to see samples of different lock-breaking tools.

· Option 2: Research how to get a combination lock open when the combination won’t work. Go to the “Safecracker at Large” blog at http://safecrackeratlarge.blogspot.com/2009/01/how-to-dial-safe-combination.html for helpful tips.

References

Examples – delete this and the references below once you get the hang of wiring references

Corporation. (2012). Company brochure: Available online. Retrieved August 27, 2012 from http://www.corporationxyz.brochure/pdf

Jones, A. B., & Brook, C. D. (2011). Sample print book title. Toronto, ON: Publisher.

Xiang, E., Cooper, F., Wilson, G. H., & Liang, I. (2012). Sample title: Of an invented journal article. Citations, 14(7), 34-41. doi: 10.1056/j.cit.2012.08.034