Welcome to Week Thirteen of the course. This week you will continue work on your Recommendation Report. You will finish any work remaining on the body of your report and move on to the front and back matter.
The Sections of the Front Matter of the Recommendation Report Transcript of Front Matter Image
Flowchart showing the items in the report’s front matter:
Letter of Transmittal: Introduce the primary readers to the purpose and content.
Title Page: List the title, author, and date as well as the recipient.
Abstract: Provide a brief technical summary for readers familiar with the topic.
Table of Contents: List headings and sub-headings with page numbers or links.
Executive Summary: Summarize the background, findings, and implications for management.
The Sections of the Back Matter of the Recommendation Report Transcript of Back Matter Image
Flowchart showing the items in the report’s front matter:
References. List all of the sources for your report, using the style preferred by your field.
Appendixes. Provide any supplemental information that is too bulky to include in the body of the report.
Holidays & Events This Week
Easter, or Pascha, a Christian holiday, is Sunday, April 20.
Ridván Bahá’í marks Bahá’u’lláh’s declaration he is God’s prophet. The holiest period in the Bahá’í faith,it begins Sunday, April 20 and lasts through Thursday, May 1.
If you observe these holidays or events and need me to adjust your due dates, send me a message in Canvas.
Objectives for this Module
After completing this week’s activities, you address the following course objectives:
Identify and define a problem or subject related to your particular field (or another specific problem according to your assignment’s directions) and assemble and analyze research related to this problem. [CLO 1]
Analyze the context of this problem or subject and determine appropriate audiences for the unit’s deliverables. [CLO 2]
Practice workplace genres associated with a team-based research project: a research proposal, meeting minutes, a progress report, a recommendation report or an informational report for non-expert readers, a slide deck presentation of the report, and a video presentation. [CLO 3]
Practice team and collaborative work in all phases of project management. [CLO 4]
Design strategies for evaluating the overall effectiveness of the suggested approaches to the researched problem. [CLO 5]
Illustrate the ethical and human implications of the solutions proposed for solving the problem. [CLO 6]
Due Dates & Deadlines This Week
Event
Date
Work Effected
Checkpoint Deadline
By 11:59 PM on Monday, April 21
Progress Report and the related self-check
3-Day Grace Period
By 11:59 PM on Wednesday, April 23
Week 12 Try-Its and the Check-In Survey
Target Due Date for Weekly Activities
By 11:59 PM on Friday, April 25
Week 13 Try-Its and the Check-In Survey
Target Due Date for Major Projects
By 11:59 PM on Tuesday, April 29
Recommendation Report and the related self-check
3-Day Grace Period
By 11:59 PM on Wednesday, April 30
Week 13 Try-Its and the Check-In Survey
Checkpoint Deadline for Major Projects
By 11:59 PM on Wednesday, April 30
Recommendation Report and the related self-check
Final Grace Period
By 11:59 PM on Friday, May 2
All Major Projects and their related self-checks
One-Shot Submissions and Eligible Revisions