Research Paper Requirements
The general guidelines for the paper are as follows:
Select a topic that interests you based on your location, activities, or lifestyle – and write a research paper indicating the impact of climate change on your particular subject of interest.
APA format 7th edition (See the example posted and other APA resources in the LibGuide for this course.)
Abstract not required
The document should be double-spaced with 1" margins all around
The first page is the title page
page number should be in the right-hand corner of every page including the title page
Use the same 12-point black font throughout your document
Your list of references is on a separate page within your document. You must also have in-text citations that match the references.
The body of your paper should be a minimum of five pages of text not including the title page and reference pages.
Use the LibGuide for this course to locate and use scholarly sources. You may use journal articles from the library’s databases and books. You may use reference sources such as Access Science. Do not use AI or ChapGPT for research as it may give you the wrong information and does not provide correct citations to cite your sources correctly. Carefully evaluate internet sources. The LibGuide for your course may help provide guidance, but if you aren’t sure if you should trust a certain webpage or website, contact your course professor or librarian.
Some articles and books will present overwhelming evidence of the human contribution to Global Warming. In contrast, others will present a contrary view: either it doesn't exist, or it is a natural cycle that isn't affected by the anthropogenic contributions of greenhouse gases. You must cite your sources and provide evidence to support your position on the topic.
This assignment folder in D2L is attached to turnitin.com. It should return a percent non-originality for your paper. The percentage must be below 25% in order for your paper to be accepted.
If you need help with research or citing your sources, contact the library via the Resources tab in your course.
If you need writing help, use Tutor.com via the Resources tab in your course.