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Format for GSCM Research Project[1]<\/span><\/b><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

The following is a guideline to be used when
\nwriting your GSCM Research Project.  <\/span>Remember
\nthat as you develop the project you should be building upon what was already
\ndone and making the connections between sections clear to the reader.  <\/span>It is expected that proper citation form will
\nbe used throughout the project when referencing the research of other authors.<\/p>\n

Title Page: 
\n<\/span><\/b>The title page should include the title of the project along with
\nthe name of the organization that was interviewed.  <\/span>Also included on the title page should be the
\nname of the author of the research project along with all pertinent information.<\/p>\n

Executive Summary:  <\/span><\/b>The executive summary should be a one to
\ntwo page overview of the information contained in the research project.  <\/span>It should give the reader an easy reference,
\nin very brief form, to the important information contained in the project and
\nexplained in more detail in the body of the project.  <\/span>People attending a presentation of research
\nor reading the project will use this section as a reference during
\npresentations and as a synopsis of the research done.<\/p>\n

Introduction:<\/b>  <\/span>The introduction should contain a brief
\noverview of the problem being addressed and the background information needed
\nfor the reader to understand the work being done and the reasoning behind it.  <\/span>Your
\nresearch questions also need to be clearly stated in this section.  <\/span><\/b>After reading the introduction, the
\nreader should know exactly what the project is about, why the research was
\nconducted, and how this research adds to the knowledge that the reader may have
\nabout the topic.<\/p>\n

Literature Review (Academic Research):  <\/span><\/b>This section will contain all of the
\ninformation that was collected through the review of existing information.  <\/span>Peer reviewed journals are the preferred (and
\nexpected) sources of information while peer reviewed \u201ctrade journals\u201d are
\nconsidered to be adequate sources of information.  <\/span>Books are also considered to be adequate
\nsources of information.  <\/span>The importance
\nof the literature review as it pertains to each of the research questions must
\nbe made clear to the reader.  <\/span>Conclusions
\nshould be drawn in a logical fashion and insight into how these conclusions
\nwill be used throughout the rest of the research agenda should be provided.<\/p>\n

Qualitative Research (Empirical
\nResearch):  <\/span><\/b>This section should
\ncontain all information regarding any interviews that were conducted as part of
\nthe research project.  <\/span>This section
\nshould begin with an explanation of why this research is needed or beneficial.  <\/span>Other information provided should include:<\/p>\n