Saint Leo University Incarceration versus Rehabilitation Annotated Outline
The annotated outline is the framework of your final project and will include most, if not all of your reference sources. This annotated outline will give your professor a chance to see how far along you are in your project, and allow him or her to provide you feedback on ways to improve. The more you put into the annotated outline, the more feedback your professor can offer back to you. The idea here is to make sure you are on the right track so that there won’t be any surprises for you at the end.
In Doc Sharing you will find a PDF document titled Annotated Outline Format and an MS Word document titled Table of Contents for the CRJ-560 Project. These two documents provide the framework for the final project and will help you understand what is required.
On both the Annotated Outline Format and on the Table of Contents for the CRJ-560 Project documents, you will notice that some of the text appears to be a subdued gray color. Those are the things that you will not be responsible for. They appear only so you can see how your paper fits into the greater research project that you would need to do if you completed a full doctoral dissertation.
As you can see from the text in black font, in this course you will be responsible only for the title page, the abstract, the table of contents, portions of Chapter 1 and 2, and a small portion of the Chapter 5 Discussion.
Click on the Research Project Rubrics link in the Start Here menu to view the scoring rubric for all three parts of this assignment.