please have all topic completed with each title

• Research Proposal

Using the checklist provided on pages 47 and 48 of the text, please prepare and post a document explaining your proposed research project. Answer questions 1-4 on the checklist, and explain your choices.

In addition, you may want to review the following documents:

• Conceptualizing the Paper

• Grantham University Soft Skills Rubric

• Requirements for the Final Course Paper

• Article Evaluation Checklist and Mind-Mapping

Complete the Evaluation of a Research Article Checklist (pp. 65-66 of the text) and then draw a mind map (p. 61 of the text).

Prepare a summary narrative of what you discovered and include both worksheets (mind map and article checklist) with it.

Submit these as a single document to the assignment drop box.

• Outline and Annotated Bibliography

Using your project proposal as a guide, develop an outline for your course paper and attach an annotated bibliography of a minimum of six (6) peer-reviewed resources. When you have completed your work, submit it to the drop box as a single document. Please refer to the following guidelines to help you shape your work:

Outline

Your outline should include the following:

• A brief introduction identifying your topic area, a working thesis statement, and a clearly defined statement on the position you are taking in this project

• A brief outline of each subpoint you will make to support your thesis statement (each subpoint you make will eventually become a body paragraph or two in your paper—you should plan to make several subpoints throughout your paper)

• A brief statement referring to how you might conclude your paper

You should expect to alter and define your position as you craft your paper, but you should use your outline to help you stay on track throughout the research and writing process.

Annotated Bibliography

Your annotated bibliography should include a full, APA-style citation followed by a brief annotation of at least six (6) peer-reviewed resources.

Each of your annotations should do the following:

• Identify the name of the source and the author(s)

• Summarize the main point(s) the author(s) makes and any relevant supporting subpoints

• Include a statement referring to the quality of the source (is it effective?) and how you might use it in your research project to support your position.