FIN 605 UMT Week 3 Montgomery County Public Private Partnership Outline Objective: This week’s assignment has you finalize and share the outline for the fi

FIN 605 UMT Week 3 Montgomery County Public Private Partnership Outline Objective: This week’s assignment has you finalize and share the outline for the final project essay.

Week 3 contains the following assignment:

· Week 3: Prepare and Show Your Outline!

You will also need the following materials to prepare for this assignment: · Advice on prewriting and formulating a thesis statement: https://t.ly/pJJjk and https://t.ly/r555v · Advice on outlining and organizing: https://t.ly/KJD8P and https://t.ly/E99j1 · Advice on integrating sources: https://t.ly/bmmzE You should use the outline template located at this link. Further, if you would like to see an example outline, please click this link.

The exercise aims to help you prepare for the final project, due by the end of week 6.

WEEK 3: PREPARE AND SHOW YOUR OUTLINE!

It is time to finalize and share the outline for your final project essay.

Step 1. Write a short introduction explaining your topic and what the controversy is regarding your topic. What are the different points of view that make it argumentative? Memo (or jot down) the different perspectives surrounding the topic and the problem you wish to address.

Step 2. Develop a working thesis. It is time to choose a side and support it! Develop a working thesis stating the position you wish to defend.

Step 3. Discover supporting points and choose your Top 5 Points. Your Top 5 Points should connect to the working thesis and be able to develop a discussion supporting the thesis.

Step 4. For each of the Top 5 Points, develop several supporting details. These details may include counterarguments that naturally related to each point; rather than making the counterargument a major point.

Step 5. Now for each supporting detail, think about where you will need to bring in source materials to illustrate, create credibility, support your argument, and provide the details you need! Plan what you will use where and begin thinking about any additional research remains.

Step 6. After all the points have been developed and filled in, write a short conclusion explaining the significance of the argument you are making.

Step 7. Integrate all the information and materials from the previous steps into an outline. You should use the outline template located at this link. Further, if you would like to see an example outline, please click this link.