Part One: Introduction (10 points)
You must have a heading, a title, telling us what the project is you propose to do. Then describe the problem you plan to address.
· You need to discuss the nature of the problem, plan of action, procedures to be changed, and who might be affected. You should also discuss the potential benefits of your plan. State your feasibility question clearly.
Part Two: Procedures (10 points)
In this section you need to explain how you intend to complete the project you are proposing. This includes your data collection and analysis techniques.
· Describe the procedure you will use to collect and analyze your data.
· In the feasibility study you will also discuss the criteria you intend to use in judging the feasibility of your proposed plan of action.
Part Three: Qualifications, sources (5 points)
Explain why you are qualified to do the project. This may include professional or academic qualifications, research experience, interest. Explain what sources you will use as references for this project, and be specific.
Writing
Your proposal needs to be free of grammatical and spelling errors. Use clear, concise and accurate language. Mistakes will cost points.