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Order of Content:

Title Page: -Title -Name -Affiliation -Course number & name -Instructor name -Assignment due date

Body of the Document: - Title centered at the top of the page – Regular font, not bold. -  Introductory paragraph(s) – this does NOT have a heading. It should begin with the topic/problem statement and 2 or 3 more sentences                  about it. Then the introduction should close with a brief overview as to the organization of the literature review based on the headings. -  The first section after the introduction should have a level 1 heading (bold, centered, all important words begin with a capital)                       

Further subheadings should appear as follows:

Level 2 - Left-justified, bold, important words begin with a capital, text begins on next line indented 1/2”.  

Level 3 - Left-justified, boldface italic, Indented ½”, bold, only first word begins with a capital (exception for proper nouns), ends with a period, and the text begins on the same line.  Best to do this manually rather than use the style setting.

Level 4 - Indented ½”, bold, italicized, only first word begins with a capital (exception for proper nouns), ends with a period, and the text begins on the same line.  Best to do this manually rather than use the style setting.

Level 5 - Indented ½”, italicized, only first word begins with a capital (exception for proper nouns), ends with a period, and the text begins on the same line.  Best to do this manually rather than use the style setting.

The body should close with a summary of the entire document, reviewing the main points in each section with numerous citations.

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