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This document outlines the steps to create a concept paper, including deciding on a project title, writing an introduction with the purpose, adding a description of the project, specifying any budget needs, expected benefits, and testing procedures. As an example, a concept paper is proposed on "Ensuring the Safety of School's Drinking Water". The group's introduction explains that the last water testing was 3 years ago and the water quality is now questionable, so the group aims to raise awareness and create an online petition to improve the drinking fountains.
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CONCEPT PAPER.pptx
- 1. MAKING A CONCEPT PAPER STEP BY STEP PROCEDURE
- 2. 1ST STEP: Decide what project/product you are going to propose to your panel.
- 3. Example: TITLE “Ensuring the Safety of School's Drinking Water”
- 4. 2ND STEP: THE FIRST PARAGRAPH WILL CONSIST OF THE INTRODUCTION AND THE PURPOSE.
- 5. introduction iT ICLUDES THE MISSION AND VISION AND A SHORT INTRODUCTION OF YOUR PROJECT.
- 6. objective/PURPOSE IT INCLUDES tHE REASON WHY THIS PROJECT IS WORTH IT FOR YOUR GROUP, YOUR TIME, EFFORT, AND MIND.
- 7. NOTE: TO MAKE A GOOD INTRODUCTORY SENTENCE ITS BETTER TO SIGHT FIRST THE BACKGROUND OF YOUR PROJECT.
- 8. “Ensuring the Safety of School's Drinking Water” For years, many students depend on school's ddrinking fountain. Aside from saving them money, the shool drinking fountains contains filters that make water safe to drink. But according to our research, the last time the water tested was about three years ago, and by using the drinking fountain around the school, it is highly questionable that the water is still safe for drinking. Our group was theorized that the natural wear-and-tear of the drinking water was led to unpleasant taste. Our Group, Webmasters, aims to create several online sources that will help promote the awareness of people involved about this problem and create an online petition with the goal of improving our drinking fountains here in school.
- 9. 4th step: DEscription iT ICLUDES all the necessary information about your project.
- 10. DEscription the description part involves the project/product that you are going to propose.
- 11. DEscription Name of Product Brief Description of the Product Product Features, or the Product Specifications
- 12. Product features
- 13. 5th step: support it includes all the budget needed for the project.
- 14. 6th step: EXPECTED BENEFITS it includes all the budget needed for the project.
- 15. 7th step: product testing procedure it includes all the budget needed for the project.
- 16. FORMAT Title- Centered BODY- Left Justified FONT- Century Gothic FONT SIZE - 12 PAPER SIZE- Long FOLDER COLOR- by Strand Color FOLDER SIZE - LONG