1) Choose a topic and Write a Question:
When choosing a topic start with something that is very broad and has several different branches that you can go down. Do preliminary research, narrow it down by what seems interesting to you, for instance FDA, can turn into Medication in the FDA. Write a bland question about what you are interested in.
When writing a thesis address the question, for instance if the question is: Is the FDA's approval process inefficient for obtaining or retaining medicines that could benefit our society? An acceptable thesis would be ''The FDA's approval process is inefficient for maintaining and retaining medications that could benefit our society." It is a restatement of the question in a manor of augmentation.2) Write a thesis:
3) Research:
Using databases, articles and primary resources a good place to find these are on the library website
4) Organize your information:
The best way to organize your information and site your sources is to use easybib, on easybib under the notes tab you can take the source and annotate it, and put clump it based on what paragraph you want it in your paper and turn it into a outline for your paper all using easy bib. This outline you can easily print and it can tell you how to write your whole paper.
To the right is the clumping and to the left is the outline
To the right is the clumping and to the left is the outline 5) Write your paper
6) Make your Work cited page:
Using easybib print your work cited page.
