Project 1, Submission Guidelines

When you have completed your Project 1 report and revised it according to the feedback that you receive on your writing, you may send it to Professor Ellis before our next class meets. Follow these directions for submitting Project 1.

  1. Login to your Google Drive account
  2. Open your report and verify that it is exactly how you would like it to be for grading
  3. Click on File > Download As > Microsoft Word (.docx)
  4. If you are on a campus computer, you might need to save your work to a flash drive. If you are at home, it might be saved in your /Downloads folder.
  5. Open your school email
  6. Create a new, professional email to jellis at citytech.cuny.edu (change the “at”)
  7. Use this subject for your email: ENG2570, Project 1
  8. Write a brief, professional email to Professor Ellis along these lines: Dear Professor Ellis, Please find my Project 1 Workplace Report attached. Sincerely, Your name
  9. Attach your downloaded report in Microsoft Word (.docx) format to this email
  10. Look over the email again and verify it is addressed correctly and your report is attached
  11. Send your email to Professor Ellis
  12. I will reply to your email with a notification of receipt as soon as possible

7 thoughts on “Project 1, Submission Guidelines

  1. Maoya

    To: Kangyi Liu
    From: Kazi Maoya
    Date: 3/16/2017
    Subject: Peer-review

    Comments about peer-review

    Need more detail on introduction
    Grammar mistake
    Make result short
    Give some graph for better understand.

  2. Steven Rivera

    TO: Leonardo Calegare
    FROM: Steven Rivera
    DATE: 16 March 2017
    SUBJECT: Peer Review Feedback on Project One

    General:
    Spelling and grammar checker
    Your day in the life of a lawyer not reflected

    Abstract:
    daily basis; plus = seems wrong, double check grammar

    Introduction:
    First two sentences seem like filler. Redo or remove
    All of its steps necessary that begin = rephrase, check spelling

    Method:
    ā€œHow did the laywer get thereā€ – grammar?
    Library website = database maybe? Rephrase
    ā€œEven when i chooseā€ is wrong at the end of the second to last sentence

    Results:
    Any bachelorā€™s degree = any really true? Maybe rephrase to a bachelors in any field?
    Let me know that i need to enter law school. You casually dropped that. Some people really dont know
    It is true… = long run-on sentence
    ā€œLawyers master,ā€ = remove comma?
    You mention a plethora or areas. Maybe say lawyers can specialize in many areas, rephrase this sentence.

    Discussion:
    No quotes or citations in the Discussion section
    You dont really make a connection to ā€œpeopleā€™s livesā€ being changed
    Same for future, about seeing yourself in 10 years

  3. Steven Rivera

    TO: Daniel Lawrence
    FROM: Steven Rivera
    DATE: 16 March 2017
    SUBJECT: Peer Review Feedback on Project One

    General:
    Spelling and grammar checker needed
    Structure not in place
    Lots of opinions expressed throughout document: belongs in Discussion section
    How does DC Electronic load and aeronautics connect with an engineering path? How does all that connect to your paper titled: electrical engineering of 2009?

    Abstract:
    Feels like how the introduction/methods section supposed to be

    Method:
    Not fleshed out, no information

    Interview:
    Q & A approach not fitting for this.
    Questions presented are not of quality

    Bibliography:
    Information on sources not needed

  4. kangyiliu

    TO: Kazi Maoya
    FROM: Kangyi Liu
    DATE: 3/16/17
    SUBJECT: Project 1, peer review

    I am providing feedback on my super impressive title about a career by Kazi Maoya

    You have to insert the page number and your career at the top of each pages. For abstract, you did not include the question who is it for? For method, you want to write about what did you set out to learn. For result, using the information from your interview memo, library-sourced article memo, and Occupational Outlook Handbook memo, factually report what you learned about your selected career. Donā€™t just copy the informations, write about what you learn from this project. For the references, using the format for references you can search on purdue owl such as,Brown, M. (Jan. 2017). Google wifi: mesh networking made easy. PC World, 35(1), 59-66.

  5. kangyiliu

    TO: Adrian Valarezo
    FROM: Kangyi Liu
    DATE: 3/16/17
    SUBJECT: Project 1, peer review

    I am providing feedback on The Legal Profeession by Adrian Valarezo

    Top of each page should print clearly.
    Need the titles for each topics. Such as, Introduction, Method, Results …
    I think you missed one paragraph either introduction or Method, or you combine them together.
    You donā€™t have introduction paragraph for result that telling what it is about.
    For second citation, you need correct your apa format from purdue owl.

  6. Doneek Drumgo

    TO: Ronald C. Hinds
    FROM: Doneek Drumgo (doneek.drumgo@mail.citytech.cuny.edu)
    DATE: March 17, 2017
    SUBJECT: Peer Review

    The purpose of this memo is to provide feedback on ā€œEmbarking on a new career as a freelancerā€ document by Ronald C. Hinds

    Put the abstract on a separate page
    Include the targeted audience in your abstract
    Include the purpose of this report in your introduction
    Give details on information you researched from the Occupational Outlook Handbook as part of your results.
    This report is in the right direction. It just need more information as I pointed out.

  7. Doneek Drumgo

    TO: Daniel.O.L
    FROM: Doneek Drumgo (doneek.drumgo@mail.citytech.cuny.edu)
    DATE: March 16, 2017
    SUBJECT: Peer Review

    The purpose of this memo is to provide feedback on ā€œElectrical Engineering Of 2019ā€ by Daniel.O.L.

    For your introduction, include the targeted audience for this report
    For your discussion, include what you specifically need to do to prepare for your field
    Mention why you feel the career is right or wrong for you and the reasons behind your choice as part of your discussion
    Include the targeted audience in your abstract as well
    There is a typo in your introduction. Change the word beginning to begin

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