Hi I need a report done the info is attached to file. Here is some extra info also. you will need to closely follow the Final Report’s instructions AND utilize the handouts located beneath those instr

Hi I need a report done the info is attached to file. Here is some extra info also. you will need to closely follow the Final Report’s instructions AND utilize the handouts located beneath those instr
Final Report Instructions Your F inal Report will be a business proposal and must contain at l east one reference from Galileo (the link to Galileo can be found in the Module 7 folder above the directions for this assignment ). The final page will be your Works Cited page, and the citation must be set up in MLA format. Also, with in your report, you must have an in -text citation to your source beside any information — sentence, phrase, date, statistic, etc. — that you have found in the source. The report s hould be set up in MLA format : Times New Roman font , 12 point font size, double spaced, indented paragraphs, proper header in the upper left -hand corner of the first page (student’s name, instructor’s name, course name, and date), and page numbering (student’s last name and page number) set up in th e upper right -hand corner of each page . The report should be divided into three sections : 1) Introductory paragraph — this i s where you “set up ” your dream business goal; you should state t he type of business you’re proposing , your company’s name, and why you would like to own this type of business. You may mention as well that you see a need in your community for your business . 2) Body paragraph — this is where you provide specific information about the business (t his section can include more than one paragraph, if necessary ). Consider the following: • Projected location of the business and the potential building to buy or build. • Projected clientele base. • Certain costs that may be involved, such as rent, supplies, personnel. • Specifi c information about personnel. How many? The t ype of personality that you seek? The n umber of hours employees will work? • Hours that your business will be open. • Financial source for starting your business — feel free to fictionalize this information, such as the fact that you have inherited X amount of dollars (t he sky’s the limit in this dream! ). • Your business’s mission statement. • Services that will be provided and possible products that will be offered or sold. 3) Concluding paragraph –In this section, summarize your business dreams and the ways that you hope that your business will have a po sitive impact on your com munity and your own life. Addi tional Assignment Information —You will need to use the MLA 8 th Edition Style guide and the ML A Research PowerPoint handout (both of which can be found under the Summary Assignment Directions in this folder) for creating your in -text citation and your Wor k Cited page . Also, all information should be written in complete sentences using proper grammar and punctuation . Finally, you CANNOT copy a report from the Internet, or SafeAssign will catch the plagiarism, and you may not use a template.
Hi I need a report done the info is attached to file. Here is some extra info also. you will need to closely follow the Final Report’s instructions AND utilize the handouts located beneath those instr
According to MLA formatting guidelines, all citations on a Works Cited page must be in “hanging indent,” which means that the second line (and any other lines after that) of a citation must be indented a certain number of spaces. This handout explains the steps one should take to properly format a citation in hanging indent. 1. Open Microsoft Word. 2. You’ll be using the Microsoft ruler for this, so if the ruler is not automatically showing beneath your toolbar at the top of the page, click on the “View” tab and choose “Ruler” in the toolbar. 3. Place your cursor at the beginning of the second line of your citation; then on the ruler, grab the bottom half the “hourglass,” which will be lined up on your left margin, and pull the bottom half of the hourgl ass over to the right approximately four “ticks” (i.e. halfway between the left margin and the “1” on the ruler). This will pull the second line (and all other lines in the citation after that) over to the right the correct number of spaces, thereby leavi ng only the first line of the citation on its original left margin. 4. Your citation is now in hanging indent.
Hi I need a report done the info is attached to file. Here is some extra info also. you will need to closely follow the Final Report’s instructions AND utilize the handouts located beneath those instr
Good 1 Johnny B. Good S. Johnston English 1010 30 April 2 022 Pets’ Paradise I would like to open a boarding house for do gs and cats in the Macon area by fall of 2019 . The name of my business would be Pets’ Paradise, and I would invite as many animals to be my “guests” as possible. Because there are so many animals roaming around the city unattended, especially during the summer vacation months, I want to offer these ne glected pets shelter and special care. Many people may say that this type of business is unrealistic, but I know that there are many pet owners in Middle Georgia who love their “babies.” First, I would make sure that my business would be in a high -traffi c location that can be easily found; therefor e, I plan to rent the vacant Chili ’s restaurant location at 2235 Northside Drive in Macon, Georgia . Monthly rent for this facility is approximately $1,850 per month, and renovations to the facility for pet hous ing, outside runs, a common play area, grooming area, and office space are estimated at $15,000 ; start -up money for this project will be coming from an inheritance from my grandmother. I plan to hire three full -time and five part -time employees to help me take care of animals seven days a week. These employees must meet rigid background checks and express unremitting respect for animals. We would offer the following services: two meals a day, a thorough bath, grooming services, teeth checks, and benefici al exercise in the common play area. However, after read ing an article that focuses on computer upgrades in an Atlanta dog grooming salon, I now realize that Good 2 I need to invest in up -to-date s oftware to maintain records for all animals who visit my shop and free Wi -Fi for their visiting owners (Talbert 68). Finally, the fees that I gain from each animal’s owner will help pay the rent for the building. I hope particularly to accommodate owners who are working -class and need care for their animals. Therefore, they can purc hase a package for $60 of all services as well as a two -night stay in the kennel. Working -class pet owners in Macon, therefore , can rest assured that their pet will be loved and pampered at Pets’ Paradise . Our mission statement wi ll be, “We pamper pets with patience and persistence.” Macon , Georgia, can rest assured that Pets’ Paradise will make life easier for many animals in the area. Not only will the owners and pets be happy with our services, but my employees and I will also fulfill the life -long dream of doing something we love every day. Good 3 Work Cited Talbert, Marcia Wade. “Out of the Dog House.” Black Enterprise , vol. 42, no. 8, M ar. 2012, pp. 68 -72. EBSCOhost, proxygsumac2.galileo.usg.edu/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=t rue&db=f th&AN=72450893&site=eds -live&scope=site.
Hi I need a report done the info is attached to file. Here is some extra info also. you will need to closely follow the Final Report’s instructions AND utilize the handouts located beneath those instr
The purpose of this presentation is, hopefully, to make the research process a much less intimidating journey. Why do we research?  Research information adds more dimension to our own ideas ; i t adds valuable statistics and facts to support our points .  Research also can recognize contrasting opinions and thereby allow us to defend our own opinions more powerfully .  Research also provides the reader more suggested material to read if he or she is interested in your topic. Why must we document our research? Who really cares?  Our ideas in our paper lose all credibility if we do not acknowledge the ideas of others .  If we do not document the sources where we obtained our research in the body of the paper and the Works Cited page , we are guilty of plagiarism ( taking someone else’s ideas and using them as our own ) . What should be documented?  An author’s or speaker’s exact words  A speaker’s paraphrased or summarized ideas  Any statistics, chart, date, graphic, etc .  A general idea that is widely known and appears in many sources. For example, you would not have to document the fact that the singer Michael Jackson died in June of 2009 because that fact is so generally known .  Likewise, you also would not have to document the fact that Edgar Allan Poe was considered a Gothic Writer since most literary scholars know this basic fact. What Does Not Need to be Documented? How Much of my Paper Should be Researched Material? For English 1010 assignments, a minimum of ONE source is required (going above the minimum is always welcomed!) . However , remember these two things :  1) It is important that the majority of your paper be your own ideas and perspectives (that is why you need to spend a lot of time “brainstorming ” about your topic) .  2) When in doubt, cite! If you question whether something should be cited when reading your document back to yourself, go ahead and cite it. It is much better to be safe than sorry and run the risk of plagiarism ! Where Do I Document my Sources? There are two places where you must document your sources:  In the body of your paper (called an “in -text citation”); how to write an in -text citation is discussed in the next slide.  In the Works Cited page at the end of your paper . For your citations in this English class, you should use the eighth edition of the MLA Citation Style G uide (located in the same folder as this presentation). How to Do an MLA In – Text C itation There are two ways to write an in -text citation; the method you choose is determined by the way you construct the sentence that has the quoted material:  Method 1 – If your cited sentence has a “tag” (the author’s last name) in it, you only need to put the page number in the in -text citation. Note the following example: Noting that an ape’s brain resembles those of our human ancestors, Lewin argued that in ape brains “the cognitive foundations on which human language could be built are already present” (244). Notice in the above example three things: (1) the closing quotation mark goes before the opening parenthesis, (2) there is not a “p.” before the page number, and (3) the period for the sentence goes after the closing parenthesis.  Method 2 – If the author ‘s last name w as not included in the cited sentence , then you need to include the last name in the in -text citation. Note the following example: Some scientists have theorized that an ape’s brain resembles those of our human ancestors because in ape brains “ the cognitive foundations on which human language could be built are already present” (Lewin 244 ). Instructor “Red Flags”  An instructor is suspicious right a way when a student has numbers and/or scientific facts but no in – text citation.  A n instructor becomes suspicious when a source is listed in the Works Cited page but is not mentioned in the body of the paper.  An instructor also becomes suspicious when a source is mentioned in the body of the paper but is not listed on the Works Cited page . How to Cite on the Works Cited Page Using the earlier example regarding apes’ brains, we had an in -text citation in Method 2 that looked like this: (Lewin 244 ).  O n your Works Cited page (which should be a separate page unto itself at the end of your document) , you r citation would look like the following: Lewin, R obert . Origins Reconsidered: In Search of What Makes Us Human .Doubleday Publishers ,1992 .  This kind of documentation allows the reader of your document to easily match the in -text citation with the complete citation on the Works Cited page.  N otice also in the above citation that (1) the author’s first and last names are inverted , (2) the second line ( and any other lines if you’ve got a long citation, like a web address, for example) will always be hanging indented seven spaces , and (3) the title of the publication is italicized.  If you use a web -based resource from Galileo (recommended), you will find a “Citation” button on that page, usually near the printer icon; make sure that you choose “MLA 8 th Edition” before cutting and pasting this citation on your Works Cited page, and also make sure that you format the citation to make it consistent with the rest of your document (Times New Roman, 12 point font, etc.). MLA Formatting Resources  Use the MLA 8 th Edition Style Guide found under the assignment directions in this folder.  You can also use the Purdue Owl MLA website at the link below : https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/ Should I use Google to Search for Sources?  Absolutely not !  You can come across unreliable sources through this type of search, and you will also find websites that often will not have the publication date, author’s name, title, website name , etc ., that you will need for you r in – text citation and Works Cited page .  Galileo (located on our library home page) is the place to go! It often has the citations provided for you (you may need to make some editorial changes, but the information and format will be correct ) . Final Thoughts  A research project should never be delayed until the last minute .  Instead, always allow yourself enough time to brainstorm and search Galileo using various search strategies.  I f you have any questions about formatting and documentation, ask your instructor for assistance; we’re here to help!