Course Paper Outline
Point: 100
Overview:
Before you start working on papers, you should develop a detailed outline. This outline will be like a roadmap for the paper. This outline should serve as a structured practice guide for writing papers, helping you to organize your thoughts, arguments, and overall paper flow. This pre-writing step is intended to facilitate the writing process and improve the quality of the final paper.
Instructions:
Create an outline for your course paper. Try to shape your outline similarly to the sample one provided in the ‘Readings and Resources’ part of this unit. This way, your final paper will be well-structured and easy to follow. Your outline should be as detailed as possible.
- Include an Introduction section, Body section, and Conclusion section.
- The Body section should be organized according to the themes you will discuss in your paper.
- Include at least (4) scholarly sources you will use in your course paper. The scholarly source citations must be in the sections where you plan to discuss their content.
Requirements:
- Submit a Word document.
- At least four scholarly sources.
Be sure to read the criteria below by which your work will be evaluated before you write and again after you write. Before you start working on papers, you should develop a detailed outline. This outline will be like a roadmap for the paper. Course Paper Outline. This outline should serve as a structured practice guide for writing papers, helping you to organize your thoughts, arguments, and overall paper flow. This pre-writing step is intended to facilitate the writing process and improve the quality of the final paper.
Course Paper Outline. Create an outline for your course paper. Try to shape your outline similarly to the sample one provided in the ‘Readings and Resources’ part of this unit. This way, your final paper will be well-structured and easy to follow. Your outline should be as detailed as possible. Use APA referencing style.