This project is compiled from six smaller "low stakes" components

This project is compiled from six smaller "low stakes" components.

First, drawing upon previous projects, you will draft an introduction to produce a rationale for your literature review and proposal.

Second, once an introduction has been formulated, you will revise your literature review in order to: (a) further analyze whether your research provides adequate background on the research, and (b) show how your research problem fills a gap, and fits into ongoing conversations about the problem or issue.

Third, you will draw upon your already gathered research materials in order to propose a "mock" methodology for addressing your research problem. The proposal must be at least "semi-realistic," must include methodology appropriate to your DC, and must indicate how you would implement your methodology using discipline-specific methods.

Finally, you will develop a Discussion section where you discuss the limitations, assumptions, validations, and significance of your research proposal for your DC and the discipline at large.