A rough draft (or first draft) is an initial, incomplete piece of writing that is the first attempt at getting all your ideas on paper. It acts as the framework for the final version.This should be an expansion on your outline. It does not have to be the final version and can be shorter than your final draft. I have attached the outline below.
Additional instructions can be found at the OWL Purdue Online Writing Lab website..
Content of the paper and presentation
Write about your current topic in molecular details. You must be specific down to the molecular details while describing your topic. You will lose points if you are only touching the general description of your topic.
Some suggestions to include in your paper are:
Introduction of your topic.
What is the cause of your topic? What biochemical processes are involved in the cause.
What research has been done? What research is currently being pursued?
What is/are known and what is/are unclear about your topic?
What is the current treatment? What biochemical processes are involved in the treatment?
Your opinion – What do you think about your topic? Are there enough research being carried out? Is the government supporting the current research? Is the treatment plan working? What can be improved in this area?