Though they must reflect the objectivity of a report, most feasibility studies also try to convince readers whether to adopt or reject the one idea discussed or to adopt one of the several alternatives presented in the study (see examples on pages 344-363 of the textbook). Your report must follow the format on these pages, although your feasibility report will be shorter than the one in the textbook.
2. Your topic should be one that you can get information in the library, through interviews, questionnaires, or your own observations.
3. You must have two (2) solutions to the problem you are discussing.
4. You must use technical writing formats consisting of headings, good sentences, short paragraphs, lists, graphics, etc.
5. The length is 7-10 pages.
6. You must use between 3-5 secondary sources.
7. You must also use at least one graphic visual aid in the document.
8. There must be an MLA Works Cited page at the end of the document.
9. Your study must include in-text citations, showing within the report, what information came from our sources.
10. The document must feature correct grammar, sentence structure, and mechanics.
