I have a 350 word assignment on Osmosis

Instructions for Case Study – Osmosis is Serious Business

This is ONE case study that is composed of two parts.

In a 250-350 words summary/paragraph (both parts combined), communicate what you have learned about this case. Concentrate on the important parts, the concept. Do not assume that the reader knows anything about the case study.

Five points (5 pt.) will be subtracted for every 1-50 point(s) that you go over or under the allowed number of words.

Your case study will automatically be submitted to http://turnitin.com/ (a plagiarism prevention site). High percentages on the similarity report (10% and greater) might be considered plagiarism and can result in a grade of zero (0). For information on plagiarism and citation go to http://www.usg.edu/galileo/skills/unit08/credit08_03.phtml and http://plagiarism.org/

• Write in narrative/essay format. • Always define the concept discussed. • Do not use quotes. • Turn in one page; single-spaced (Microsoft Word file). • Use at least two additional references (three total – the handout is one) and list

them at the end of your summary. Use an acceptable format, e.g., MLA or APA style. The references are not part of the 250 – 350 words. Eight (8) points (see rubric) will be subtracted if you do not have references or use any of the sources listed below.

• Do not use your lab manual as a source; do not use sources such as Wikipedia, ask.com, online dictionaries, and encyclopedia. Do NOT use my PowerPoint slides.

• Do not include sources (references) within the body of your summary (no in-text citation).

• Do not use presentations (Prezi) from the internet (they are summaries of the handout). Do NOT use Course Hero as a source.

• Use a Spell Checker (Microsoft Word) and Grammarly to check for grammar, punctuation, etc. Points will be subtracted for Grammarly scores below 90. Failure to check your spelling and grammar can cause you 10 points.

• Submit a Microsoft Word file in iCollege; in the Dropbox in Unit 4, or click on Assessments on the navigation bar, next Assignments, then Case Study #1, by 11:59 pm on Monday, February 21, 2022.

Late submission will result in a grade of zero (0).