Need Final Paper Done For Business Class
Final Paper Overview
For this course, you will submit a Final Paper on a management or leadership concept in Week 5. You will start working on your Final Paper during Week 1 and proceed through weekly steps to have the Final Paper ready in Week 5.
For the Final Paper, you must choose and research one leadership concept (see the list below). You will then write your own paper on the concept that you chose. You must use at least three acceptable references to support your arguments and conclusions and utilize the required format as outlined in the Final Paper Template. Your paper will explain as well as critique the subject that you have selected. More details regarding your Final Paper are provided below.
The explanation below provides you with options for subjects, all the requirements of the project, as well as definitions for what are and are not “appropriate” references.
List of Subjects for the Final Paper
For the Final Paper, please choose from among 10 leadership concepts listed below.
Motivation
Job Satisfaction
Work Personalities
Teamwork
Leadership
Leaders and Followers
Planning
Operations Management
The sequential and the concurrent product development processes
Quality Management
Business Ethics
Requirements in Content, Length, and Format
The focus of the Final Paper must be only one of the ten leadership concepts listed above.
The paper will consist of a minimum of three parts:
An introduction to concept
A detailed explanation of the leadership concept with at least one real or theoretical example of its application
A critique of the concept.
In your opinion, is the concept valid? Is it practical? Why? Specifically, give a reason for your opinion, and support in with facts, observations, or logic.
The paper must be no fewer than 1,000 words and no more than 1,500 words.
Use the Final Paper Template to organize and format your paper.
Final Paper Template (Word document)
Acceptable References
You must have at least three acceptable references for the information contained in your paper. The course text cannot count as one of the three references. Wikipedia is NOT an acceptable reference. Blogs and websites that simply present unsupported opinions are not acceptable references. If you have a question on what resources are acceptable or unacceptable references, ask your Instructor for guidance. Instructors will look favorably upon your paper if it has more than the required minimum of references.
Evaluation
In addition to the intellectual content, each paper will be evaluated for clarity of writing and adherence to APA standards. Also see the rubric, provided in the Course Information area.
Requirements Before Submitting Your Project in Week 5
Your Final Paper will conform to APA (American Psychological Association) style and format. Before submitting your paper in Week 5, you should:
Review the Final Paper Template. Use this template as a guide for your final paper.
***What the final draft should have****
This week, you will submit the final draft of your Final Paper. As you finalize each component of your project, make sure you review the checklist below to ensure your project is complete and ready to submit.
Submit by Day 7 your completed Final Paper. Before submitting your Final Paper, ensure that your project meets all of the following requirements:
The subject of your project is one of the 10 approved subjects.
The body of the paper has the three required parts:
An introduction to subject area and the topic
A detailed explanation with at least one real or theoretical example of its application.
A critique of the subject
The paper is no fewer than 1000 words and not more than 1500 words, not including references, cover page, or the abstract.
The paper follows APA (American Psychological Association) style and format:
Cover page
Abstract (not to exceed 50 words)
Headings
Footers
Page numbers
Font and size
Margins
References (at least three: the course text and Wikipedia are not acceptable)
Citations
In proper format
For all information presented
Submitted to Grammarly
Spelling, grammar, and punctuation is correct
Quotation marks where appropriate
Paper has flow