Overview
Please submit your detailed outline (2-3 pages + full-text PDF of each of the 10 articles in the references) here follow these instructions:
The outline must have all major sections of the paper and sub topics for each section.
Each statement needs to have a citation. You must include and cite at least 10 peer-reviewed articles, 7 of which must be primary literature. References must be properly formatted: how to format your references Recommended: use reference manager software to handle your citations. There are free services such as MendeleyLinks to an external site..
Please use this sample outline to help guide you on what your outline should look like.
Must include 10 full-text PDF of the cited peer-review articles.
Please find below all 10 articles. 7 primary and 3 secondary. (let me know if you think one of them is not correctly designated)
Secondary: Main and Better restoration policies..
Primary: The rest (it wont let me post the rest)
Sample below:
Steps in the Preparation of an Annotated Bibliograph
This outline is an overview of the paper that outlines the scope of the paper, describing the topics to be covered and the order. This outline will contain all the detail you need to write a complete paper. If you prepare your outline correctly, it should be almost as long as the actual paper (don’t freak out, that’s a good thing). Below is a general example of what your outline should look like, except that yours will be much longer. Make sure that your outline includes the following: Topic sentences for each section (marked by Roman numerals) Subtopics: • Major key points References for each point that you intend to cover. Outline Components I. Title Should inform the reader of what the paper is about. When constructing a title, choose informative over cute. II. Introduction: Topic sentence that states the basic idea/premise of your paper. For example, if you are examining the role of neuropeptides in parental behavior, your first sentence might introduce parental behavior and its significance in species survival (Reference- see format for in- text citations). a. Introduce your system
i.Define the system, its function, types present, etc. (Reference- see format for in-text citations)
ii. If you are comparing organisms, briefly introduce the organisms (Reference- see format for in-text citations)
b. What is the main thesis of your paper? c. What if your goal with this paper? d. Provide the scientific reasoning as to why your topic is interesting/relevant e. Be brief and concise
III. Section I. Topic sentence summarizing the main point of this section (Reference- see format for intext citations). For each section you should have about (3 to 4) three to four paragraphs. For this outline, you only need to include a bullet point for each future paragraph, each bullet point should be a sentence describing the main point that each paragraph will cover. f. Statement First paragraph providing background about this subtopic and main thesis for this subsection. g. Sentence providing support for one aspect of this subtopic. Must include at least one citation. h. Sentence providing support for another aspect of this subtopic. Must include at least one citation. i. Sentence providing support for another aspect of this subtopic (optional). Must include at least one citation. IV. Section II. Same structure as section I but for your next subtopic. V. Section III. Same structure as section I but for your final subtopic. VI. Conclusion j. Summary
k.Significance
VII. References (see reference instructions)