Instructions: Please review the list of topics at the end of this document and select one of them for your course paper. There are a number of resources available which can give you tips on mechanics, grammar, and punctuation as well as APA style of formatting. One of the best such resource is Purdue OWL (https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/).
Your papers will be checked for plagiarism. Harvard College writing program (http://isites.harvard.edu/icb/icb.do?keyword=k70847&pageid=icb.page342057) is one of many such resources that can help you understand and avoid plagiarism.
General guidelines
Conduct scholarly research on that topic. You must research external resources (literature search, web, other publications etc.) to support your argument.
Your paper should not be a cut-and-paste operation. This is considered plagiarism. You should use your own words and language in writing.
It must show clearly your contribution to the organization, selection, and analysis of the materials.
Grading would be based on the development of logical argument as well as writing.
Term paper would be judged on quality, neatness, spelling, and content information.
Present the material in a readable and professional style. Avoid distracting font styles.
YOUR WORK WIILL BE GRADED BY TURNITIN PLAGIARISM SOFTWARE.
Formatting requirements
Each paper will be approximately 6 pages long, double spaced and 1 inch margin on all sides with title page (does not count as a page).
Title page should include title of your paper, your name, Student ID # and course name.
You should use Times New Roman 12 point font size, double spaced, fully justified
Use page numbering.
References should be listed using APA format at the end. You should use a minimum of 10 references. (do not count towards 6 page).
Course paper could be submitted as a Word or pdf document.
You should use following naming convention for this file-Last name_ First name_Course paper (For example I would name my file as Sharma_Rajesh_ Course paper) You can upload either a Microsoft Word or pdf file to the blackboard. Please refer to grading rubric before you start working on this paper.
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