Very little money is spent in this world without a proposal of some sort first laying out a project and then justifying why it is worth the cost.
This assignment will assess the following competency: 1. Explore key
topics in technical writing. Directions: Very little money is spent in
this world without a proposal of some sort first laying out a project
and then justifying why it is worth the cost. Whether you are obtaining
funding for your work, suggesting changes where you work, selling a
project, or bidding for a project, you will need a proposal. Proposals
attempt to persuade the audience to take direct action. They are an
important part of planning, research, and sales. Proposals take great
care to write. You need to know your audience and be informed about the
subject matter to write a successful proposal. Furthermore, many
proposals have an oral presentation component as well, what might well
be called “The Pitch.” The recipient of the proposal would be given a
formal, paper copy, but then an individual or a team would give a
presentation in hopes of winning approval. For your final paper in this
course, you will be writing a formal proposal paper that will be solving
a problem, improving a situation, or satisfying a need related to your
field of study. Research is an important component to this paper, so be
sure to select a topic that is researchable (mostly through primary
sources). You may need to spend some time researching your field of
study to gain an understanding of areas in which further research could
be done. Please review the technical communications rubric for specific
grading requirements. You should also review Chapter 23 in your
textbook. In addition to a formal cover letter that describes your
proposal project, the proposal must include the following components in
APA-style format: • Transmittal letter (cover letter that describes your
proposal project) • Title page • Table of Contents • Informative
abstract • Body of your paper (including the introduction, statement of
purpose, current problem, proposed plan, literature review, research
methods, results/findings, and conclusion/recommendations) • Primary
research (discussed in your methods and results/findings) • Graphic
images to clarify data (tables, graphs, charts, illustrations, etc.) •
Headings • Reference page • Research includes at least 5 sources - with
at least 2 being peer-reviewed or scholarly sources and the rest from
different credible, peer-reviewed, or scholarly sources. • Appendix
(this is where to include your survey or interview questions) • Paper
(body) must be 2500+ words, double-spaced (APA-style format), which is
about 10-12 pages in length
GET A PROFESSIONAL WRITER TO WORK ON THIS PAPER AND OTHER SIMILAR PAPERS
GET A NON PLAGIARIZED PAPER FROM OUR EXPERTS……
Comments
Post a Comment