Question

In this discussion thread you will share a summary of your proposal project with your classmates. Based on what you read on page 171, “What Readers Expect from a Summary,” write a summary of your proposal project. Include brief background information about your topic, what you have learned from your review of literature, what research methods you used, your findings, and your conclusion (or what you assume the results will show).

Proposal project is police brutality

Answer 1

A summary is a short, but descriptive, and crispy description of the entire project or the work done. A summary is sort of a short description of whatever one has done in their project.

Let's take an example of a scientific project in which the person doing the experiment is taking the nitrogen content of the leaves by using a machine and then giving the calculations about the required amount of fertilizer and the type of fertilizer required.

In the second example, the person doing the experiment is collecting the survey information from the local residential area about the water supply and studies the data for further experimental work.

In the first the summary will be a small introduction to the project, what is the objective of doing the project, the requisites, then there will be sufficient description on the data collection method along with the data analysis techniques used.

The thing which is most highlighted in the summary is the objective of the project and the conclusions which we are drawing from it.