10 points explanation of topic chosen
20 points analysis and description of article contents
10 points proper use of APA format for citations
40 points
Upload the analysis document to the Week 2 drop box by not later than the close of Week 2 on
Sunday.
Week 5 (Optional). You are strongly encouraged to create a rough draft of your course project
and submit it to your instructor by e-mail so that he or she can give you constructive feedback
as needed.
Milestone #3 (Week 6)
Literature Review (155 points). Your final product incorporates the work that you did in Weeks
1 and 2 into a larger document that builds on the earlier material.
Locate not less than six additional articles from the sources located in the Overview of the
Project above. You may also use the Goode textbook as one information resource. If you
choose to use Internet articles they cannot be from dictionary, encyclopedia or article search
websites like Find Article. Blogs, Wikipedia and the websites of other universities are strictly off
limit according to DeVry policy. Your literature review must thus contain at least nine credible
information resources. Remember to assess the credibility of any Internet resource used.
Note 1: As a general guideline it takes at least 1000 words to produce a satisfactory document
that is worthy of the 155 points available for this final part of the course project. You are free
to write more if you perceive that additional content is necessary to produce a document that
is satisfactory to you.
Note 2: Your document must be done in Microsoft Word, double-spaced and in 10 pt. font.
Note 3: CAUTION: The Literature Review is subject to being evaluated for originality. DeVry
instructors obtain an originality score from turnitin.com that is used as a measure of how much
of your document is your own original writing. Conversely it measures how much of your
content is lifted more-or-less directly from the intellectual property of another person, which
constitutes plagiarism. As you know plagiarism is a potentially serious academic offence so you
will want to familiarize yourself again with the Syllabus in Course Home where this is discussed.