Literature Review and Summary and Outline. This is due in 12 hours. I am looking for a long term tutor for this class.

Literature Review & Summary As soon as your project has been approved, you should start your research and literature search in regard to your subject and should use this information in describing the issue and also in formulating a plan or solution. Guidelines for sources used:

• There should be a minimum of ten sources referenced in your final paper, including a minimum of five peer-reviewed studies or journal articles.
• These sources can include textbooks used during your time in the program and other reliable and credible references that can be validated and verified. These should be valid, credible, academic-quality sources.
• Do not cite or use Wikipedia, online magazine articles that are unsupported, or opinion pieces.
• Seek to ensure that your literature is from primary sources. For example, if you are citing a source cited within a textbook or journal article, you should look for the original or primary source and cite this.

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Once you’ve conducted your literature review and obtained an adequate number of sources needed to describe the issue, present information on valid solutions, and discuss other issues pertinent to your topic, provide a summary of your sources using the template provided in the Literature Review and Summaries assignment in the Assignments tool.

The template and an example (please note that that example does not contain an adequate number of resources) can be found in the Course Content & Resources tool.

After you’ve completed you Literature Review and Summary, your sources will likely change as you continue to work on your paper. This is okay! You may add some and delete some that you end up finding irrelevant to your final paper. Again, that is fine.

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Outline

An outline of the paper will be due early in the semester, as stated in the course schedule. The outline should be 1 – 2 pages and should include the following primary sections, with more detailed subsections included as well:

I. Introduction – general background of the issue
II. Description of the Problem or Issue to be Addressed

III. Research and Literature Review (a summation of the literature that you’ve identified that is pertinent to your project)

IV. Identification and Discussion of Solution(s) to Address the Issue V. Proposed Implementation Plan
VI. Conclusion

The outline should be composed in outline format as shown above. It is not a “rough draft” of a paper; it is a skeletal structure and, as such, is a guide to what information and data you need in order to complete your project and write your paper. An example can be found in the Course Content & Resources tool.