Description
This is a research paper on Chlamydia.
Before you submit your paper USE THE FOLLOWING CHECKLIST TO DETERMIENE IF YOU HAVE COMPLETED ALL THE NECESSRY ITEMS.
HAVE I COMPLETED ALL AREAS LISTED BELOW accurately?
In writing a research paper, take careful note of its parts. The research paper has essential parts although, of course, there may be additional parts depending on the discretion of your instructor. The basic principle to consider in writing a research paper is that you should first consider and familiarize yourself with the “works” of others and then try to compare them with your ideas.
2. Introduction
Introduce to your reader the “problem” by providing a brief background of your research. Include the basic reasons how and why you came-up with the problem, and the probable solutions that you can offer. In general, the introduction summarizes the purpose of the research paper.
DOES YOUR PAPER EXPLAIN, THE HOW, AND WHY OF THE SUBJECT? (-10)
HOW IS THE DISEASE OR ILLNESS TRANSMITTED? (-2)
WHAT REGIONS OF THE WORLD IS IT MOST PREVELANT? (-2)
WHAT ARE THE STATSTICS REGRADING TRANSMISSION? (-5)
HOW RESISTANT IS THE ORGANISM? (-5)
WHAT TREATMENTS ARE AVAILABLE? (-2)
PROVIDE A GRAPH OF INFECTIONS IN THE LAST 10 YEARS (-2)
3. Literature Review
This section is where you will be providing all the relevant readings from previous works. Provide brief summaries or descriptions of the works of other authors. Make sure that your research materials are from credible sources such as academic books and peer-reviewed journals. Also, make sure that your reading materials are directly relevant to the topic of your research paper. The literature review typically includes the names of the authors, the titles of their works and the year of the publication of these works.
LIST ALL WEBSITES YOU USED FOR YOUR PAPER (OR BOOKS) (-25)
4. Methodology
This section is where you will be providing the methods that you will be using in your research. Typical methodologies include laboratory experiments, statistical or mathematical calculations/computations, and comparison of existing literature.
How did scientist discover and treat? Was it successful? -10
Spelling of words, provide meaning of words that are unusual. -20
5. Data Analysis
This section is where you will be analyzing the data that you have obtained from the methodological operation that you have chosen. Depending on the type of your research paper, data analysis instruments and operations may vary. Common data analysis
Provide charts or graphs to show origin and numbers of out breaks -10
6. Results
This section is where you will be presenting the actual results of the analysis that you have made based on your chosen methodology.
7. Discussion
This is where you will be discussing more of the results of your research, its implications on other fields as well as the possible improvements that can be made in order to further develop the concerns of your research.
What are the latest advancements, is the disease on the decline. What is being done to eliminate the disease.
8. Conclusion
Provide the conclusion to your research paper. While it is important to restate your general thesis in this section, it is also important to include a brief restatement of the other parts of the research paper such as the methodology, data analysis and results.
9. Reference Page
This section is where you list down all the academic materials you have used as sources of information in your research paper. Typical reference formats/styles include but are not limited to APA 5th, Harvard, MLA and Chicago/Turabian.
EACH REFERENCE MUST BE PRESENTED IN THE CORRECT FORMAT
A GRADE OF ZERO FOR CUT AND PASTE OF WRITTEN DOCUMENTS
A GRADE OF ZERO FOR UNDOCUMENTED REFERENCES
A GRADE OF ZERO FOR PLAGARISM
