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Assignment Expectations

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Format

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Remember that all of your work should be prepared using appropriate format. This link from your course syllabus page will help reinforce formatting expectations: 
http://www.trident.edu/files/Well-Written-Paper.pdf

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Scholarly Content

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Your SLP and your case assignments are considered scholarly works. Your final work shoul

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d include a MINIMUM of 10 peer reviewed (scholarly) sources. This does not mean that you must place 10 peer reviewed sources in each module of your Case/SLP. I anticipate that the nature of the questions which must be answered in this project will result in the accumulation of more than 10 references, but 10 is the minimum number. This means by the end of module 5, I should be able to go back and count AT A MINIMUM a total of 10 scholarly-peer reviewed publications in all of your submitted papers. If you are uncertain what a peer reviewed (scholarly) source is, go to
http://www.csuchico.edu/lins/handouts/scholarly.pdf

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Please keep in mind that you should not use sources such as Answers.com or Wikipedia or Wikianswers . None of these are scholarly sources and they can be modified by any registered user which makes it unreliable. It could very well be that those who modify subjects in Wikipedia have a very good knowledge of the subject, however, since we have no way of knowing their credentials or intentions, we cannot guarantee that the source is reliable. It is a good place to start, but should not be used as factual in graduate writing. For graduate study, be sure to stick to peer reviewed journals and scientific sources.

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The following site will help: 
http://www.csuchico.edu/lins/handouts/scholarly.html

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Appropriate Headings and Paper Flow

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Remember that you are preparing a formal academic paper. Your paper should make use of appropriate headings and subheadings. You should not cut & paste the questions posed and answer them like a Question and Answer session. Your finished paper should read like an academic paper.