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Problem/Solution Paper

I gave you a suggested outline in class today, linked here. I also gave you instructions on inserting an image into your draft. Your final draft of the problem/solution paper is due tomorrow at the end of the day. Please email the attached file (lastname-problem) so I can add it to the database. This weekend, your priority is to complete your interview and to revise both papers.

Next week, you will report to me on your interview in the form of a letter. I will discuss the format and contents on Monday. You will also be required to turn in an annotated bibliography and an abstract/title page. In other words, work on writing the paper now, so that you can get these other assignment completed next week. All of this goes toward the same goal: turning in your 1500 word report Friday, September 12th.

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