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Final Business Project, details are in the attached files below. It has to pass turnitin.com, I will tip for A’s. All I need is the paper at this point in time.
ENGL225
Tot. Pts.
Possible
Week 7: Final Formal Report
100 (15%)
Gradable Items
Pts.
Possible
Cover Page (letter format)
Summary, Background, Details, Action
Four paragraphs in MS Word
Business letter format.
3
Tot. Pts.
Earned
Pts.
Earned
Comments
Summary:
Identifies the purpose and most
important features of the report
States the main conclusions
Sometimes makes a
recommendation
5
Table of Contents (TOC):
TOC lists the correct section names
and page numbers. (If you have Word
2007, and you have properly applied
Word’s paragraph “Styles,” you can
have Word create a TOC
automatically. Go to the “References”
tab and select “Table of Contents” on
the left side of the screen.)
3
Introduction (includes the
following):
PurposeExplains why the project
was carried out and the report written.
This is the thesis.
ScopeDefines the parameters of
the report, describes the ground
covered by the report, and outlines the
methods of investigations. If needed,
discusses limiting factors.
BackgroundIncludes facts readers
must know if they are to fully
understand the discussion that follows.
10
Discussion (should include the
following):
Facts
Arguments
Details
Data
Results
Organization of
the evidence must be built in one of
three ways

  • Chronological Development
  • Subject Development
  • Concept Development
    15
    Conclusion and Recommendations
    (Note that a conclusion is required, but
    a recommendations section may or
    may not be part of the report,
    depending on whether the discussion
    and conclusions indicate more work
    needs to be done.)
    Conclusion:
    States the major conclusions that
    can be drawn from the discussion.
    Base them entirely on previously
    stated information.
    Does not introduce new material or
    evidence to support your argument.
    If you have more than one
    conclusion, state the main conclusion
    first and follow with the remaining
    conclusions. Put them in decreasing
    order of importance.
    Recommendations:
    Recommendation is written in strong,
    definite terms to convince readers that
    the course of action is valid. Use first
    person and active verbs.
    No new evidence or new ideas are
    introduced. Relies only on previously
    presented evidence in the discussion
    and conclusions.
    15
    Technical Illustration (At least one
    ORIGINAL):
    simple & uncluttered
    depicts one main point
    positioned close to narrative
    labeled with at figure or table number
    and title, caption, or comments located
    beneath referred to at least
    once in report
    15
    Appendix: Contains related data not
    necessary to an immediate
    understanding of the discussion.
    Placement is determined by which is
    mentioned first, second, third, etc.
    Each document is separate and is
    paginated separately.
    Appendices are paginated separately
    from the report with the first page
    labeled 1. (The first appendix is
    labeled Appendix A. The next set
    becomes Appendix B, and so on.)
    **Called out in the body of the report to
    alert reader it is present
    7
    In­Text Citations & Works Cited
    page: Works Cited page contains
    each source that is used in the in­text
    citations (parenthetical
    documentation); there are in­text
    citations for each piece of information
    in the report that is not common
    knowledge. Both the References page
    and the in­text citations must be
    correct in MLA (or APA upon approval)
    content & format.
    10
    Writing Style and Correctness of
    Expression: Report uses effective
    technical writing techniques, such as
    parallelism, unity, coherence, primarily
    active voice, etc. (The Six Cs); There
    are no grammar, punctuation, spelling,
    etc. errors
    10
    Format: Pages of the report are
    formatted and organized according to
    the posted criteria.
    7
    TOTAL POINTS
    100
    Possible Formal Report Topics for ENGL225 Final Project
    Course Project
    Beginning in Week 2, you will work through the weekly research stages and writing process
    towards the creation of a 6-10 page (double spacedintroduction to conclusion) Semi-Formal
    Business Report. Topic suggestions are provided; however, if there is a topic youd like to use
    that is not on the list, please contact your instructor for approval. Other final project criteria are
    as follows:
    The audience for this report is an industry decision-maker, such as your supervisor or
    CEO, or a public policymaker, such as a politician or bureaucrat, who could act upon
    your Recommendations.
    Your report must feature at least one technical illustration, such as a chart, graph, or
    image that you have created.
    Your research must consist of a variety of electronic (Web sites, databases, media) and
    traditional sources (books, journals, magazines). All sources must be cited in the report
    using The Modern Language Association (MLA) formatting. However, if you are familiar
    with the American Psychological Association (APA) documentation system, you may
    use it, but email me to discussion. APA is often used in the business setting, but MLA is
    what we use here at APUS/AMU and used in other university settings. The MLA or APA
    choice is for documentation of sources.
    You will submit your written report in MS Word in Week 7. You must have at least four
    sources. (Rubric and more details below as well as in Week 7 lesson tab.)
    You will present a presentation of your report using PPT (MS PowerPoint) in Week 8
    (rubric and more details below and in Week 8 lesson tab).
    Directions: You many choose any of the topics below for your Final Project Report. If you
    have another topic in mind, you must first get instructor approval before using it. The goal here is
    for you to choose a topic that genuinely interests you. This topic can be related to your current
    job or community, or that of your career goals. It is realistic, even if the report scenario is
    simulate for the purposes of our course. The proposed list of topics is not exhaustive!
  1. It is important to understand what organizations are looking for in cover letters and
    resumes. It is also important to understand the differences between a hard-copy resume
    and a resume from the Internet. What strategies have proven most successful in getting
    the writer an interview? Research these questions and present your findings and
    conclusions.
  2. Todays employee turn-over rate is high for many organizations. Research has shown
    that the key to hiring qualified individuals is to first promote the company to current
    employees. By implementing strategies within the organization that promote respect and
    cooperation between co-workers and managers, awarding fair compensation, and
    providing various awards, organizations are better able to retain good employees.
    Research what other organizations are doing to hire and retain good employees in order
    to combat the high employee turnover rate. Use this research to make recommendations
    to the management of your organization.
  3. Your company needs to update its Code of Ethics. Because of the immense diversity in
    todays ever-changing workforce, you need to research other organizations codes of
    ethics. Decide what the new policy should and should not include. Based on your
    research and conclusions, offer recommendations to your management.
  4. You have been asked to review your employee handbook. During this review, you notice
    many discrepancies between what is stated in the handbook and what actually takes place
    in your organization. You are asked to research other organizations handbooks to
    determine any changes that need to be made. Based on your research and conclusions,
    offer recommendations to your management.
  5. Outsourcing has become common in the business world, particularly when an
    organization experiences large growth. Your organization is pondering whether or not it
    should establish an in-house advertising department or if it should outsource the
    advertising to another agency. Research what other organizations in similar
    circumstances have done to find the advantages and disadvantages of each. Based on
    your research and conclusions, offer recommendations to your management.
  6. Your organization needs to upgrade its computer equipment. A suggestion has been made
    that leasing this equipment could be more advantageous than purchasing the equipment.
    You have been asked by management to investigate these options. Research both
    purchasing and leasing computer equipment, noting the advantages and disadvantages of
    each. Based on your research and conclusions, offer recommendations to your
    management.
    General Timeline for project completion:
    Week 2 — Sort out your topicdecide which direction you will go on. Construct a working
    thesis statement: that is, the purpose and scope of your presentation.
    Week 3 — Research. Gather information that will support and prove your thesis. If you have to
    revise your thesis, that is fine
    Week 4 — Research continuedbegin outliningbegin to sort out the structure and organization
    of your report.
    Week 5-6 — Drafting and Revising
    Week 7 Written Report due
    Week 8 PPT Presentation based on the info if your port due.
    Format Guidelines:
    Required Components (All pages are double spaced except cover letter page):
    Cover page/Letter format* (in place of cover page in graphic below)
    (page break)
    Title page (pagination should start here)
    (page break)
    Summary (see rubric, one paragraph for each bullet)
    (page break)
    Table of Contents (one page)
    (page break)
    [Your 6-10 pages of content should begin here in the body of your report:]
    Introduction (see rubric for included componentsinclude thesis statement)
    *Discussion (The main body of your report) [Technical illustration component belongs IN the
    discussion section]
    Conclusions/Recommendation (See rubric for what this should include)
    *Technical Illustration (at least one, original, belongs within in the discussion area)
    [Page breaks within the body are not necessary, but headings/subheadings are helpful]
    (page break)
    [End of 6-10 page content calculation]
    Works Cited (separate page) [or reference list if using APA]
    (page break)
    Appendix (at least one item and be sure to refer to it in the body of your report.) Goes after
    Works Citedon a new page.
    View the grading rubric to see the particular elements in each component.
    ENGL225
    Tot. Pts.
    Possible
    Week 7: Final Formal Report
    100 (15%)
    Gradable Items
    Pts.
    Possible
    Cover Page (letter format)
    Summary, Background, Details, Action
    Four paragraphs in MS Word
    Business letter format.
    3
    Tot. Pts.
    Earned
    Pts.
    Earned
    Comments
    Summary:
    Identifies the purpose and most
    important features of the report
    States the main conclusions
    Sometimes makes a
    recommendation
    5
    Table of Contents (TOC):
    TOC lists the correct section names
    and page numbers. (If you have Word
    2007, and you have properly applied
    Word’s paragraph “Styles,” you can
    have Word create a TOC
    automatically. Go to the “References”
    tab and select “Table of Contents” on
    the left side of the screen.)
    3
    Introduction (includes the
    following):
    PurposeExplains why the project
    was carried out and the report written.
    This is the thesis.
    ScopeDefines the parameters of
    the report, describes the ground
    covered by the report, and outlines the
    methods of investigations. If needed,
    discusses limiting factors.
    BackgroundIncludes facts readers
    must know if they are to fully
    understand the discussion that follows.
    10
    Discussion (should include the
    following):
    Facts
    Arguments
    Details
    Data
    Results
    Organization of
    the evidence must be built in one of
    three ways
  • Chronological Development
  • Subject Development
  • Concept Development
    15
    Conclusion and Recommendations
    (Note that a conclusion is required, but
    a recommendations section may or
    may not be part of the report,
    depending on whether the discussion
    and conclusions indicate more work
    needs to be done.)
    Conclusion:
    States the major conclusions that
    can be drawn from the discussion.
    Base them entirely on previously
    stated information.
    Does not introduce new material or
    evidence to support your argument.
    If you have more than one
    conclusion, state the main conclusion
    first and follow with the remaining
    conclusions. Put them in decreasing
    order of importance.
    Recommendations:
    Recommendation is written in strong,
    definite terms to convince readers that
    the course of action is valid. Use first
    person and active verbs.
    No new evidence or new ideas are
    introduced. Relies only on previously
    presented evidence in the discussion
    and conclusions.
    15
    Technical Illustration (At least one
    ORIGINAL):
    simple & uncluttered
    depicts one main point
    positioned close to narrative
    labeled with at figure or table number
    and title, caption, or comments located
    beneath referred to at least
    once in report
    15
    Appendix: Contains related data not
    necessary to an immediate
    understanding of the discussion.
    Placement is determined by which is
    mentioned first, second, third, etc.
    Each document is separate and is
    paginated separately.
    Appendices are paginated separately
    from the report with the first page
    labeled 1. (The first appendix is
    labeled Appendix A. The next set
    becomes Appendix B, and so on.)
    **Called out in the body of the report to
    alert reader it is present
    7
    In­Text Citations & Works Cited
    page: Works Cited page contains
    each source that is used in the in­text
    citations (parenthetical
    documentation); there are in­text
    citations for each piece of information
    in the report that is not common
    knowledge. Both the References page
    and the in­text citations must be
    correct in MLA (or APA upon approval)
    content & format.
    10
    Writing Style and Correctness of
    Expression: Report uses effective
    technical writing techniques, such as
    parallelism, unity, coherence, primarily
    active voice, etc. (The Six Cs); There
    are no grammar, punctuation, spelling,
    etc. errors
    10
    Format: Pages of the report are
    formatted and organized according to
    the posted criteria.
    7
    TOTAL POINTS
    100
    The Week 8 PowerPoint Grading criteria include
    Week 8 PPT PowerPoint Presentation Grading Rubric
    100 points/15% of grade
    Score/comments
    The slides support the main points
    /15
    enhances the writers written report
    /12
    contains parallelism in writing and
    formatting, /13
    uses an easy-to-read font, /13
    does not use slides full of sentences, /12
    uses visuals.
    /15
    The presentation reflects a correctness of
    expression/20
    Total out of 100 points 15% of total grade
    Scroll down to next page to see overall layout schematic:
    This graphic, from the book, Technically Write offers a good visual overview of the layout of
    your format report. Do put a page break between each item in the rubric. Replace the front
    cover with the Cover Letter. Have a page break between your conclusions/recommendations
    and Works Cited page as well.
    **The Cover Letter (SINGLE SPACE and use any MS Word or professional style business letter template that you
    can find) serves to explain to your readers why they are receiving the main document, such as a résumé or Formal
    Report, that you are sending them. It will be placed on top of your Course Project document to introduce it to your
    reader.
    For a Cover Letter to be effective, the following four distinct sections should be featured:
    Summary Section: Introduce yourself and your report using its Thesis Statement.
    Background: In this section, briefly explain why you decided to research and write the enclosed
    report. Explain the report’s relevance to your job, company, industry, city, country, or the world.
    Most importantly, explain why your reader should be interested in this report.
    Details: Here, re-state some of your report’s major findings, conclusions and recommendations.
    Action: In this section, invite your reader to first read your report and then take appropriate
    action, such as contacting you for a follow-up discussion or implementing your
    recommendations.
    You can have four small/short paragraphs in your cover letter to accomplish covering these
    items. It is possible to have three paragraphs, but simply be sure that your letter addresses these
    components.