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Assignment 1: Statement of Project
[Type your name here]
Saint Mary's University of Minnesota
Schools of Graduate & Professional Programs
ITM 688, Application Project
Rob Winnig, MS, Instructor
[Type date of submission here (e.g., October 12, 2009)]
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Assignment 1: Statement of Project
Statement of the Problem [or Issue]
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only to begin a new paragraph. All text is double-spaced, never more than double-spaced.
Divide major sections of the paper with Level 1 headings as shown above (centered, bold-faced,
major words capitalized).
Underlying Question [or Questions]
If a major section of your paper needs to be further subdivided, use Level 2 headings (left
margin, bold-faced, major words capitalized) as shown below. Remember that you must have at
least two headings at each level. If you do not need to subdivide this section, complete your text
and go to the next Level 1 headings.
First Level One Subdivision
The four Level 1 headings in this template were provided by your instructor. The other
headings in your paper, both numbers and types of headings, will vary according to your topic
and your treatment of the topic
Second Level One Subdivision
Headings help you and your readers understand the organization of your paper. For more
information on headings, see pp. 23-28 of Introduction to the APA.
Proposed Application
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Underlying Issues
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References [if required]
Each entry contains four elements: author, publication date, title, and publisher information—all
formatted in APA style. For examples see your APA manual or pp. 8-14 of Introduction
to the APA and the examples on this page. (Remember to remove hyperlinks from your
reference page).
Aswani, K., & Srinivas, S. (2010). Concept lattice reduction using fuzzy K-Means clustering.
Expert Systems with Applications, 37(3), 2696-2704. doi:10.1016/j.eswa.2009.09.026
Nieman, A. (2009). Cyberforensics: Bridging the law/technology divide. Journal of Information,
Law & Technology, (1). Retrieved from http://go.warwick.ac.uk/jilt/2009_1/nieman
O'Neill, M., & Robshaw, M. J. B. (2010). Low-cost digital signature architecture suitable for
radio frequency identification tags. Computer & Digital Techniques, 4(1), 14-26. doi:
10.1049/iet-cdt.2008.0165
Remember that for every source listed on your reference page, you must have at least one in-text
citation. For guidelines on citing in text, see your APA manual or pp. 16-18 of
Introduction to the APA. If you have questions about citing sources or developing a
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