Research & Summaries Question

The topic, research question, and hypothesis for your research paper can be anything pertaining to border and coastal security. Once you have decided on a topic, develop a research question and hypothesis to support it. There is no need to submit your question and hypothesis for “approval”. 

1 Title of Paper Student Name American Public University System HLSS311: Border and Coastal Security Instructor Name Using Dr or Professor Due Date Formatted as Month Day, Year 2 Introduction Subtopic Heading of Your Choosing Include the specific research question and hypothesis which are presented at the end of the section. Your information – you can have as many subtopics as you need under a topic as long as there are at least two. Literature Review Subtopic Heading of Your Choosing Critical analysis is the key here. This is NOT an annotated bibliography but an undergraduate Lit Review. Remember to group sources by themes and use level 2 headings. Methodology Subtopic Heading of Your Choosing This needs to more than a single sentence that states “I used qualitative methods”. Take the time to explore what type of qualitative method you used…. Content Analysis and Case Study are the two approaches that seem most likely for this course. Your information – you can have as many subtopics as you need under a topic as long as there are at least two. Analysis Subtopic Heading of Your Choosing What does your research tell you? What are your conclusions? Your information – you can have as many subtopics as you need under a topic as long as there are at least two. Conclusion Subtopic Heading of Your Choosing 3 Ensure you include what future research should cover that has not been explored. Your information – if you do not have at least two subtopics, then you do not include a subtopic heading. 4 References The reference page only lists the sources that you cited in your paper. The references must be in the correct APA Manual (7th Edition) formatting style. Alexander, D. (2012). Cyber threats in the 21st century. Security 49(9), 70-76. http://search.proquest.com/docview/1223497697/