OCEN 100 Skyline City College Marine Ecosystem and Global Warming Research

Hello, very important paper. I pay very well.

This project is for my OCEN 100 FINAL RESEARCH PAPER.

I don’t think it should be too difficult if you have great writing skills!

The paper will be on our ECOSYSTEM + GLOBAL WARMING. Focus is on the marine aspect!

Our Ecosystem + Global warming goes hand to hand, write an interesting and informative paper focusing on the marine aspect please!

Thank you very much, please let me know if you have any other question.

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Syllabus
Final Research Paper
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We have talked about the final research paper for a few weeks now and the deadline is finally approaching! The
research paper is due on on the last day of class. The research paper will be based on the approved Oceanography topic
of your choosing (approved by me).
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Below are a few requirements:
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5 paragraphs as described in Step IV of the guide
a reference page that lists your references
A paragraph consists of 3-8 sentences.
At least 3 different types of references (book, documentary, online article, magazine, radio clip, etc.)
Topic has to be approved by me
Research Paper will be graded on: topic chosen, following your research paper outline, using at least 3 different
references and how you tie in your topic to oceanography. A detailed rubric is provided.
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Below is a guide (Six Simple Steps For Writing A Research Paper) to writing a research paper.
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Six Simple Steps for Writing a Research Paper
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Sometimes the most difficult part of writing a research paper is just getting it started. Contained in this document, you
will find a list of six steps that will aid you in the research paper writing process. You may develop your own steps or
procedures as you progress in your writing career; these steps are just to help you begin.
Step 1: Understand the Assignment and Set a Schedule
One of the biggest problems students have when beginning a research paper is that they don’t understand the
assignment. Some specific details you should know are:
• How long the paper has to be (pages, number of words)
• The type of citation preferred by the professor
• Number and types of sources that are allowed (websites, books, articles)
• Whether specific aspects of the paper have different due dates or is it due in full on a specific date.
Other formatting details (footnotes, subtitles, heading, double-spacing)
• Set a schedule according to the due dates and how long it will take you to complete each task.
(Day-by-day, week-by-week)
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Step 2: Finding a Topic and Question
Once you have figured out what the assignment is about, it is time to choose a specific topic or question to research.
Some things to consider when choosing a topic:
• Is this topic appropriate? – You may want to have the professor approve it.
• Narrow the focus of your paper. (try to make it as specific as possible)
• Choose a topic that not only interests you, but will also be interesting to the reader.
• You may want to choose a question that your paper will answer. That way, when you are
researching, you are looking for something specific.
• The answer that you find to this question may ultimately become your thesis statement.
Example: Topic – Pay equality in the workforce.
Question-Do women still get paid less than men do for completing
the same amount of work?
Thesis – Women get paid less than men in certain jobs.
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Step 3: Begin Research
After you have decided the direction you want to take for the paper, it will now be time to begin researching the
topic. Some things to keep in mind when researching:
• Make sure you use a wide variety of sources (Internet, books, journals, video, interviews, etc.)
• Allow yourself enough time to research. This will be the most intensive part of the paper, allow at
least two hours per researching session.
• Keep records and copies of all of the information you obtain. Get all of the bibliographical
information while you are researching so you do not have to go back. Make sure you also make
note of where you found the information in case you have to retrieve it later.
o Such information includes:
§ Title of the article or book
§ Date it was published or copy written
§ Author(s) and publishing company
§ Pages used
• Try to put information into your own words. It is helpful to paraphrase the information in your
own words while you are taking notes to avoid plagiarism later. If you do take quotes directly
from the source, make sure you make a note of that.
• You should also be making notes about specific conclusions that you are drawing from the
material.
• Look specifically for details that support your thesis or question. Sometimes background
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• Look specifically for details that support your thesis or question. Sometimes background
information is also necessary.
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Step 4: Construct an Outline
Once you have collected all of the research, it may be helpful to organize your thoughts with an outline. To construct an
outline, you must group your notes together and match information that fits together. An outline should be formatted in
this manner:
1. Introduction (Thesis Statement)
II. Main heading/idea of paragraph #1
a. Supporting detail 1
b. Supporting detail 2
c. Supporting detail 3
III. Main heading/idea of paragraph #2
a. Supporting detail 1
b. Supporting detail 2
c. Supporting detail 3
IV. Main heading/idea of paragraph #3
a. Supporting detail 1
b. Supporting detail 2
c. Supporting detail 3
V. Conclusion
Try to ensure that each paragraph contains approximately the same amount of information. Depending upon how
organized your outline is, you should be able to write your paper directly from the information in your outline.
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Step 5: Write a Draft
Now that you have organized your research material, the next step will be writing the first draft. Keep in mind that you
will write multiple drafts, so do not put excessive pressure on the first one. Some things to keep in mind when writing a
draft:
• Try to write with your own voice. Don’t just spit out researched information. Add your own
conclusions and thoughts.
• Remember to cite your sources when you use them, even in a draft.
• Try to keep your information as organized as possible. That will help the reader understand what
you are trying to say.
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Step 5: Write a Draft
Now that you have organized your research material, the next step will be writing the first draft. Keep in mind that you
will write multiple drafts, so do not put excessive pressure on the first one. Some things to keep in mind when writing a
draft:
Try to write with your own voice. Don’t just spit out researched information. Add your own
conclusions and thoughts.
Remember to cite your sources when you use them, even in a draft.
• Try to keep your information as organized as possible. That will help the reader understand what
you are trying to say.
• Once you have written a draft, proofread it! Have a peer respond to it or bring it to the Writing
Center to have a tutor help you with it.
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Step 6: Write a Final Draft
After you have revised your initial drafts, you should compose a final draft. This draft should have very few errors, have
a clear organization, and be formatted correctly. Before you hand in your paper, you should make sure you have the
following elements:
1) A cover page stating the course information, the title of your paper, and your name.
2) The final, revised, copy of your paper with any formatting necessary (Footnotes, page
numbers, citations, etc.).
3) A works cited page listing the bibliographical information for each of your sources.
*This information is just to help you begin your research paper. It will not answer all of your questions and it does not
give specific tails about writing a
search paper.
Final Research Paper
Criteria
Ratings
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Topic Chosen
Relevance of this topic to Oceanography
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Coherence
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2) The final, revised, copy of your paper with any formatting necessary (Footnotes, page
numbers, citations, etc.).
3) A works cited page listing the bibliographical information for each of your sources.
*This information is just to help you begin your research paper. It will not answer all of your questions and it does not
give specific details about writing a research paper.
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Final Research Paper
Criteria
Ratings
Pts
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Topic Chosen
Relevance of this topic to Oceanography
25 pts
Full
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No
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Coherence
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25 pts
Full
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No
Introduction paragraph, three body paragraphs and conclusion paragraphs
25 pts
Marks
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References
three different types of references (e.g. book, documentary, article from a journal, radio clip, etc.)
25 pts
Full
Marks
No
Marks
25 pts
How you tie your content to Oceanography
Does your research paper read coherently? Is it on topic or does it stray away from the main idea? Is the
main idea focused on Oceanography?
25 pts
Full
Marks
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No
25 pts
Marks
Total Points: 100
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