4TH QUARTER EAPP

• Summaries of projects or issues that reflect the interests, experiences and expertise of the writer or organization

  Concept paper
• the author's name, and School's name

  Title page
• provide the purpose of the research, introduce problems under investigation, addresses

  Statement of the problem
• Preliminary literature


  provides identification of major literature that supports and validates the topic
• Goal statement 


  provides a broad and abstract intention, including the research goals and objectives
• the focus will direct everything that will be done; therefore it is important that they are accurate and focused to the main research problem

  Research question
• how you conduct your research and analyzed data

  Methodology
• provides a range of time for completion of the project, highlighting key elements for each stage of the project

  tineline
• to the material cited in the literature review and elsewhere in the concept paper

  references
• project 


  is a piece of work with specific purpose. it needs a feasible, realistic and sound plan to make it successful
• is a company how to address and solve a certain problem

  project proposal
• activities such as organizing event and selling equipment

  purpose
• proposal can be classified solicited and unsolicited

  audience
• proposal can be classified according to use, they can either external or internal

  types
• in the book of technical communication today 2nd edition (2007), the author Richard johnson sheehan
• Introduction 


  this part includes the subject,purpose and main point of the proposal
• presents the current situation that the proposal addresses

  background
• qualifications 


  this section highlights the qualities, skills, and experience of the team or company that will run the project
• cost and benefits 


  this section gives the total cost of the project and gives a summary of the benefits that the readers can gain from the project
• this section gives a breakdown of the costs of the project. it lists the people and items and the funds needed for the project

  budget
• subject 


  the proposal must have a clear, definite subject. The information about the subject should be relevant to the readers
• purpose 


  should be clearly stated for the sake of the readers
• readers


  needs, values and attitudes of the readers, especially the ones who will give a green light to start the project, affect the way they understand a proposal
• one should consider the circumstances in which it is going to be read or used. For instance, a project proposal is traditionally printed on paper

  context
• position paperA TYPE OF ACADEMIC WRITING IN WHICH THE AUTHOR PRESENTS HIS OR HER POSITION
• purpose 


  persuade readers to take the position of the writer. It is important for the writer to address all sides of the issue.
• audience 


  it is very important consideration to take into account in writing a position paper
• introduction 


  contains the background of the topic and the issue to be discussed in this part the author usually states his or her position on the issue
• body


  focuses on a particular claim of the author and the supporting evidence.
• conclusion 


  restates the author's position on the issue and the claims
• BEGINS WITH A GENERAL STATEMENTS OR PREMISES BEFORE ARRIVING AT A SPECIFIC CONCLUSION

  Deductive reasoning
• content


  IS THE AUTHOR ABLE TO SUPPORT THE POSITION FULLY? SHOULD HE OR SHE PROVIDES MORE INFORMATION
• language 


  HAD THE AUTHOR USED A FORMAL LANGUAGE? IS THE LANGUAGE BIASED? DOES HE OR SHE USED THE RIGHT CHOICE OF WORDS?
• organization 


  DO THE IDEAS FLOW SMOOTHLY FROM ONE SENTENCE TO ANOTHER OR TO ONE PARAGRAPH TO ANOTHER? ARE THERE ANY TRANSITIONAL DEVICES USED IN ORDER TO MAKE SURE THAT THE PARAGRAPHS ARE COHERENT AND COHESIVE?
• mechanics


  ARE THERE ANY GRAMMAR OR SPELLING ERRORS? ARE THERE ANY WORDS TO BE CAPITALIZED?
• research 


  IS THE SYSTEMATIC INVESTIGATION AND STUDY OF MATERIALS AND SOURCES IN ORDER ESTABLISH FACTS AND REACH NEW CONCLUSIONS
• IT IS A DOCUMENT THAT PRESENTS A COMPLETE PIECE OF RESEARCH IN A FOCUSED AND COHERENT MANNER.

  research report
• PRESENTS THE TITLE OF THE RESEARCH, AUTHOR'S NAME AND THE SCHOOL'S NAME

  title page
• BRIEF AND COMPREHENSIVE SUMMARY OF THE CONTENTS OF THE REPORT

  abstract
• FIRST SECTION OF THE BODY OF THE REPORT. IT IS WHERE THE PROBLEM STATED; THE BACKGROUND OR REVIEW OF LITERATURE IS GIVEN; AND THE HYPOTHESIS IS STATED

  introduction