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As you work to gather information about your research topic, a helpful tool to create/use is an annotated bibliography. An annotated bibliography can help your sort out the articles you collect by writing short summaries/evaluations on the articles. The main purpose of an annotated bibliography is to: summarize, assess, and reflect. It is also used to inform you of the relevance, accuracy, and quality of the sources. Your annotated bibliography can help you to write your literature review section of your research paper.

Assignment Requirements

Submit an annotated bibliography with at least 15 peer-review sources related to your research topic. 10 peer-review sources must be within 3 years old.

Annotated bibliography must include reference and an annotation where you have summarized, assess, and reflect on the reference.

Document must be in APA format

If you need help, look to this 

site: https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/general_writing/common_writing_assignments/annotated_bibliographies/index.html

Research Paper Topic

The research topic paper should present a general research topic about ERM, narrow the topic down to a specific topics (subtopics) and then frame/explore anissue related to the specific topic. You should present and develop an argument concerning the issue. 

Submit a 800 (minimum) word paper (about 3 pages) in which you provide a discussion on a ERM topic of your choice.

Assignment Requirements:

Submitted work is to be proofread carefully and should not exhibit mechanical errors, such as spelling mistakes. Grammar should be checked for accuracy prior to submission. Students should select a writing style that is appropriate for the genre: for academic genres, an appropriate scholarly style is required. Proper citations, professional vocabulary in the field of study, and application of the concepts presented in the course texts are expected in each assignment.

All assignments must be original work. Plagiarism or verbatim copying of sources without proper attribution (so-called “cut and paste”) will result in failing the assignment and potentially failing the course; it can also lead to disciplinary sanctions from the college.

All assignments are due per the schedule. 

Papers are to be written in Word, LibreOffice or Apple Pages using Times New Roman 12 pt. font with standard margins, double-spaced.  Citations and the Reference List do not count in the page or word limit as indicated for each assignment.