Assignment Instructions: 1. Submit your completed Draft Thesis or Creative Proje

Assignment Instructions: 1. Submit your completed Draft Thesis or Creative Project 2. Please use the guidance in the Capstone Manual under Resources in the classroom for this assignment. 3. The coordination process requires consistent communication with you to ensure adequate feedback on draft paper on project. 4. You are encouraged to ask other faculty, professionals and leaders in your field of study to read and provide feedback on draft sections of your thesis or creative project where these faculty members and professionals may have special expertise. For example, the student’s graduate research methods instructor may be asked for feedback on the research paper’s research design. Submission Instructions: Please note: Papers will be automatically added to and checked against the standard Turn-It-In repositories. Originality reports will be returned to the faculty and student in roughly 15 minutes of the submission. Multiple submissions are allowed. If your Turn-It-In Index is greater than 25%, you will lose significant points (up to receiving a zero). Rubric for Graduate Level 600+ for weekly Literature Review/Final Paper • Focus/Thesis — 10% • Content/Subject Knowledge — 20% • Critical Thinking Skills — 20% • Organization of Ideas/Format — 20% • Writing Conventions (Grammar & Mechanics) — 20% • Use of Computer Technology/Applications — 10% Rubric for Grading Assignments Points Points Earned Comments Focus/Thesis 10 10 Content/Subject Knowledge 20 20 Critical Thinking Skills • Hypothesis accepted/rejected in quantitative analysis • Interpretation of research in respect to questions/hypothesis • Implications/findings • Suggestions for future research 20 20 Need to clearly address questions/hypotheses in relationship to study. Organization of Ideas/Format: Overall format of assignment needs to include an appropriate introduction (or abstract), well- developed paragraphs, and conclusion. Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Page Acknowledgments Page Abstract of the Thesis Table of Content List of Tables List of Figures Introduction Literature review Methodology Results Discussion Summary Recommendations List of References Permission to Quote or Reproduce Copyrighted Material Letter 20 20 “APA style has a specific format for tables. Tables should appear at the end of your paper, after the reference list and before any appendixes. Every table needs a unique title after its label. The title should be brief but clearly explain what is in the table.” See Purdue OWL or APA Manual Writing Conventions (Grammar & Mechanics) 20 20 Use of Computer Technology/Applications -Overall: A 50 page creative project or thesis paper is due at the end of Week 16. The literature review focuses on how the creative project experience fits into the discipline. It provides the current state of accumulated knowledge as it relates to the project. 10 10 Total 100 100