ENGL 206 Week 4 Assignment Help

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Week 4 Assignment

Week 4: Course Project: Defining a Problem

Students are encouraged to work in teams, groups, or with partners to exchange ideas and information geared to helping everyone to achieve the highest outcomes. But all work ultimately submitted for grade will be the individual student's own best work.

The first stage of the project is to select a topic, begin preliminary research, define the rhetorical situation (subject, purpose, readers, and context of use), and describe the problem. This is a pre-writing assignment designed to help you start researching, gathering, and analyzing information.

After reviewing the possible topic scenarios, select a topic to research, watch the tutorials on APA Style and Using the Library's Databases in this week's lecture, and use the DeVry Library’s databases to find at least two potential sources that will give you some background on the issue described in the topic scenario. Please also review Chapter 8: Proposals in your textbook for guidance on completing the questions. Read the topic scenarios (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. and then open the Week 4 Defining a Problem template (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. and answer the questions. Base your answers on the information provided in the topic scenario and on what you learned from your preliminary research. Include in-text citations to show when information is coming from a source. Use the following file-naming convention: YourLastName_Week4_define.docx and submit your assignment.

Before submitting your assignment, please also review the Week 4 Defining a Problem Grading Rubric (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. so that you understand what is required.

Problem definition is the first phase of the project. Here's the schedule for the other project assignments.

• Week 5: Describing a Solution
• Week 6: Proposal Draft
• Week 7: Proposal Final
• Week 8: Presentation