ENGL 216 (ENGL216)

ormal Report/Proposal Outline Template Your name: Christopher Stratton Jr. Directions: Refer to your textbook (Chapter 2, page 48 and Chapter 10, page 311) and the Week 4 Lecture to complete this outline. Write in complete sentences, not single words or short phrases. Be as detailed as possible, adding in-text citations for all references noted on your References page from Week 3, which should also be included here. The more information you place in this final outline, the less work you wi...

Your name: Ed Provenzano Introduction: This section sets the stage and purpose of the report. See page 320 in the text for help in completing this section. (Minimum of one sentence per point) Purpose: This document presents information on the importance of utilizing a website in the daily operation of a business. This introduction provides details and statistics regarding the advantages of using a website. Description/Background: There are several advantages to having a business website. R...

This week, you will create an outline of your formal report. You must use the Outline Template located in Doc Sharing for this assignment. Your outline should include the following. Information for all sections of the report: Be sure to fill in every section of the outline template with the required information. In-text citations: In-text citation for all sources listed on your References page must be included within the outline indicating how you used each of the sources listed on the Reference...

This week, you will create an annotated References page, including six sources for your report. Include a minimum of three traditional sources (books, newspapers, magazines, journals, and databases, s uch as EBSCOhost). Electronic sources (credible websites, etc.) are acceptable for the remainder. Your Annotated References list should include the following. Correct APA format: All six references must … listed in correct APA format. Make sure to view the APA Guide for Citing Sources tutorial lo...

This week, you will choose a technological or business topic that you would like to investigate for your Course Project. It could be … to your current job, future career, or your Senior Project. How ever, the topic must be one that fits the parameters of a recommendation report or proposal and addresses a business audience, such as a company executive or decision maker. Make sure to select a topic that will interest you throughout the course. Topic suggestions are … in Doc Sharing. If there ...

ENGL 216 Week 1 Course Project: Final Formal Report Begins in Week 2

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Final Report: Your final report is due this week. The final report must follow the formatting elements described above and include the following components. Cover or title page Transmittal letter Table of contents List of illustrations Executive summary Introduction Discussion sections Conclusions and recommendations References page Appendix (optional) Technical Briefing (narrated PowerPoint): Create a 5–7-minute multimedia technical briefing based on the highlights of your formal report. You ...

Executive summary: In Week 6, you will create an executive summary that accurately describes the entire report in a condensed one-page version. See pages 318–320 for a discussion and sample reports for examples. Cover letter: You will also create your cover letter (or transmittal letter) and add it to your formal report. Information for this part of the project is on pages 314–316 of your text. Peer review: You should submit the first draft of your report to the Peer Review Discussion Forum ...