Term
Research Paper
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• Approximately 10 pages
(double-spaced, 1" margins).
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Will have a title page, table
of contents, and references. (These three pages are not
included in the 10 pages).
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Goes beyond what is in the textbook ( do
not use the textbook) and what was covered in class, and some research
has been done. Credit is given for all outside sources used.
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If discussing laws and
legal systems, use Canadian laws and examples if available.
Otherwise clearly state the country. Don't assume what you read will always
apply in Canada.
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References are used to add breadth & depth to paper.
Authoritative & scholarly
references are to be used for the most part, although some use of
commercial websites
and news stories can enhance the paper. Do not use Wikipedia - and Do Not Use the Text Book
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Be sure to give credit to any sources you use in your paper.
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DO NOT READ YOUR PAPER TO US
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DO NOT READ PPT SLIDES TO US (if you use ppt)
All
group members must participate in the presentation..
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Make your presentation is interesting and appropriate for
your audience. Avoid repeating
what we covered in class. You are expected to go beyond the textbook and
what was
covered in class.
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Presentation should flow smoothly; with information
presented in a logical, interesting
sequence which the audience can follow.
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All presentations should
be integrated (not an unrelated series of individual
presentations).
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Presenters will demonstrate full knowledge of their topic by
answering all class
questions and thoroughly explain all points.
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No spelling or grammar errors in any written material
presented, e.g. PowerPoint
presentations.
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The group project is
weighted at 14%of the final grade in the course - presentation 14%
and paper 13%.
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All group members will share the same grade unless free rider
problem arises.
