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ARP Checklist—ENGL 1302Because the ARP is a non-traditional research project, you need to be very careful to follow this checklist so you don’t miss something important

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ARP Checklist—ENGL 1302Because the ARP is a non-traditional research project, you need to be very careful to follow this checklist so you don’t miss something important. The evaluation criteria, the multiple requirements, and a reminder of the overall sense of what I’m looking for are included below. EVALUATIONYour project is graded on three things. Here they are:1. Overall use of artifacts—how the artifacts add to and introduce the overall argumenta. Is the reader engaged by the artifacts you use?b. Do you have two artifacts? Have you included images of both in your paper?c. Do your artifacts successfully introduce the historical context of the topic?2. Format—Organization and Coherencea. How easy is your project to read and understand?b. Do you follow MLA format?c. Is the first part of your paper historical (explaining the artifacts)?d. Is the second part of your paper argumentative (addressing a current issue)?3. Argumentative coherence—is an argument actually present?a. Is the issue or controversy of the project obvious when the second part begins?b. Is your argumentative thesis clear? Do reasonable people disagree (they should)?c. Do you MEET THE SOURCE REQUIREMENTS (see below)?d. Do your points and research ACTUALLY SUPPORT YOUR ARGUMENT?CHECKLISTMost importantly, do you meet the source requirements?___ 8 sources___ 4 academic (peer-reviewed, academic journal articles or books)___ 4 other reliable sources from library databases (newspapers, magazines, etc.)___ Do you cite your sources in MLA format throughout your project?___ Did you email your ARP Planning Doc as requested earlier in the term?___ Did you add your Works Cited to the end of your paper (in correct format)?Next, do you have two different artifacts that help create the context of your issue?___ 2 artifacts (included at beginning of your paper with correct MLA caption below)___ Do you add the artifacts to your Works Cited? (They do not count for the 8 sources)Have you created enough content to meet the word count minimum?___ 2,400 words (minimum and does NOT include Works Cited or headings)DUE DATE on Course Calendar in SyllabusREMINDERIt is important to start your paper with a historical (non-argumentative) discussion of your two artifacts. Your reader should be interested in your artifacts because you’re interested in them and you’ve described them in an interesting way. Next, is the second half of your paper academic and research-oriented? Is your researched argument pertinent and powerful? Do these two things well (artifacts and researched argument), and you’re set!

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Artifact 1 • My first artifact is an artificial intelligent ray connecting different various nodes facilitating information sharing Artifact 2 • My second artifact is a robot Debate • Artificial intelligence • Some people believe that machine are intelligence while others state that machine are not intelligent. Your Argument • Machine are not intelligent Argument Point 1 • Machine uses the commands that have been loaded to them and if any command is entered, they post an error. Argument Point 2 • AI is a representation of human brain in a machine hence if no human, contribution, machine would not operate. Argument Point 3 • More research indicates that more human ability will be represented in machine learning Refutation • Though some people have a strong believe that AI has taken world control, my argument still remain that machine are not intelligent. • Everything that machine does follow commands that were first generated by human being Concluding example • AI technology is highly developing and making machine learning more applicable in different sectors which include health, military and communication. Works Cited • Goolsbee, Austan. Public policy in an AI economy. No. w24653. National Bureau of Economic Research, 2018. • Zhang, Lu, et al. "From machine learning to deep learning: progress in machine intelligence for rational drug discovery." Drug discovery today 22.11 (2017): 1680-1685.