Overview
Hi! I’m sharing the next phase of my project. Below this message, you’ll see all the assignments you’ve helped me with so far, and now I’m moving into the part where I need to build my the facts out along with our argument
My professor is extremely detail‑oriented, so I want to make sure nothing feels generic or vague. The language needs to stay organized, specific, and forward‑moving but still sound natural and a bit personal, not stiff or overly academic. Basically: clear, intelligent, and human. He also suggests a few visuals, clean graphs, and/or screenshots of key article points, and a more structured presentation of the argument.
Your mid-semester draft should include the following:
-Title page
-Table of contents
-Abstract
-10 pages (not including the title page or abstract). As the final draft will be a minimum of 20 pages, this will represent half of the completed project.
-Section subheadings in bold
-Separate bibliography of a minimum of 10 sources
Formatting:
-MLA or APA format
-Internal Citations
-12-point
-Times New Roman
-1-inch margin
-Double-spaced
-Number (NOTE I PROVIDED A SAMPLE OF THE FINAL HE GAVE THATS EXACLTY WHAT HES LOOKING FOR)