How Emerging Technologies Have Disrupted Traditional Business Models and Created Entrepreneurial Opportunities

entrepreneurship can be the career and just add whatever you want to that or change it . up to you
Total Word Count: 1250-1500 words
Research papers, or term papers, often focus on generic topics like "legalizing drugs" or "abortion," but in this paper, you are going to formulate your own research question on a topic related to your (future) career.
You will not simply research the career, but find a question or problem related to your prospective career that requires research to answer. For instance, if you are thinking about going into journalism, you might look at how online advertising has reshaped the industry, or how local news will survive in the media marketplace. If you are thinking of going into medicine, you might look into the effects of tele-health on patient care etc.
Every career has its own set of questions or problems, and this research project will allow you to enter the discussion around these questions. I would encourage you to do some 'pre-searching' on your career of choice before selecting your research question.
How to Do This Project
SECTION 1: INTRODUCE THE TOPIC
In this first section, you will introduce the topic, provide context, and outline the approach you used to research the topic. Some of the questions you should address in section 1:
Explain your topic or area of focus. What context do we need to understand the issue?
What did you know about your topic before you began the research?
What did you what to find out? (your research questions)
How did you conduct your research? (your research strategy).
What did you expect to find? (your hypothesis).
SECTION 2: RESEARCH
The second section is where you will present your research findings and summarize relevant parts of your sources. This section should be organized in paragraphs centered around key ideas from your research. Make sure that you don't simply regurgitate your sources; your job here is to synthesize (combine and compare) the information to reach a considered conclusion.
Paraphrase or quote material from your research. You must show where you found your ideas!
Cite the sources using parenthetical documentation according to MLA 8th ed. guidelines.
Explain how that information contributes to your understanding of the topic.
SECTION 3: WRAP IT UP
The third section is your opportunity to wrap it all up. Synthesize all the information you learned in this research and explain your conclusion.
Now that you have all the facts, what do they mean? How do they tie back into your original question?
How accurate was your original hypothesis?
Now that you are finished with the investigation, has it changed your initial perception of your future career? Do you still have questions that are unanswered?
WORKS CITED
Please make sure you gather your sources for the Works Cited page as you investigate. Each source must be correctly cited in MLA style WITHOUT annotations or numbers.
Rubric
You will be graded with the following Rubric.
EXCELLENT
GOOD
AVERAGE
NEEDS IMPROVEMENT
FAILURE
ORGANIZATION It was easy to follow this essay from the beginning to the end. It was well organized, and the organizational structure was clear. There were a couple of places the reader was lost or confused, but it was easy to figure out what was happening. Try going over the essay and making sure there are transitions between paragraphs. The reader was confused in several places. You need to improve the organization of this essay. Try a specific organizational strategy to revise this essay. The organization was difficult to follow. Please meet with your instructor to revise this essay. There was little or no organizational strategy. Please meet with your instructor to revise this essay.
GRAMMAR
Grammar, spelling, and punctuation were excellent. You may have made some small errors, but the errors were minimal. There were a few places where the grammar, spelling, and/or punctuation needed work, but it was pretty good. Errors in grammar, spelling, and punctuation were distracting. You need to more carefully proofread your work, use a spelling and grammar checker, and have peers look over your work Grammar & spelling made it difficult to understand what you were trying to communicate. Please be more vigilant, use a spelling and grammar checker, and have peers or tutoring look over your work. Grammar & spelling made it impossible to understand what you were trying to communicate. Please use a tutoring service to assist you in writing this essay.
FORMATTING
The paper was correctly formatted according to MLA. The paper was double-spaced, there were no extra spaces between paragraphs, the first line of each was indented, and the font was correct. The paper was mostly formatted correctly. At least one of the following was not correct: double spacing with no extra spaces between paragraphs, indented first line of each paragraph, font. The paper was adequately formatted. At least two of the following were not correct: double spacing with no extra spaces between paragraphs, indented first line of each paragraph, font. The paper was inadequately formatted. At least three of the following were not correct: double spacing with no extra spaces between paragraphs, indented first line of each paragraph, font. No Formatting conventions were followed. Please rewrite and resubmit this assignment.
RHETORICAL SITUATION
This paper followed the assignment. The writer understood the needs of the audience, and the paper was of adequate length. Revisions were significant with considerable change between the first and final drafts This paper mostly followed the assignment. The writer usually understood the needs of the audience, and the paper was of adequate length. Revisions were significant, with noticeable change between the first and final draft. This paper minimally followed the assignment. The writer may not have recognized the needs of the audience, and/or the paper wasn't of adequate length. Revisions were minor with small content changes between the first and final draft. This paper did not adequately respond to the assignment. The writer did not recognize the audience, and/or the paper wasn't of adequate length. Revisions were minor with only copy-editing changes between the first and final draft. The paper did not, in any way, respond to the assignment, or it was far below the needed length. Please rewrite and resubmit this assignment. No revision between first and final draft.
DEVELOPMENT
Writing contains abundant details and vivid language that piques audience interest. Writing provides relevant, specific and insightful evidence in support of sound logic. Writing contains numerous details and some vivid language that piques audience interest Writing provides relevant and specific evidence in support of sound logic. Writing contains details and some language that piques audience interest Writing provides relevant evidence in support of sound logic. Writing contains few details and simplistic language. Writing contains non-specific evidence in limited support of logic. Writing contains no details and inappropriate language. Writing does not provide evidence in support of logic.
CITATIONS & WORKS CITED
Research was well documented with parenthetical citations. Each fact, quote, or paraphrase was written in a "quote sandwich." The Works Cited was on a separate page, and followed all formatting conventions. Research was mostly well documented with parenthetical citations. Most facts, quotes, or paraphrases were written in a "quote sandwich." The Works Cited was on a separate page, and followed most formatting conventions. Some of the research was documented with parenthetical citations; some facts, quotes, or paraphrases were written in a "quote sandwich;" the Works Cited may be on a separate page; and/or the Works Cited followed only some formatting conventions. Little of the research was documented with parenthetical citations; few facts, quotes, or paraphrases were written in a "quote sandwich;" the Works Cited wasn't on a separate page; and/or the Works Cited followed few formatting conventions. This paper did not include any parenthetical citations, quote sandwiches, or Works Cited.