| Definition of Problem Report The purpose of this report is to identify a problem at the organization of your choice. Consider a problem that can be looked at from different angles. For this report you are carefully defining a problem, but please note that you are not proposing a solution at this stage. Proposing a solution will be the final project in this course. Required Elements: • Memo Cover Page • Introduction with purpose statement • Use the following items as subheadings to organize the paper, and address each of them thoroughly: o Current State: Describe in detail the nature of the problem. Whose problem is it? What kind of problem is it? o Benefits of Change: Describe all the potential benefits of making a change. o Pitfalls of Change: Describe all the potential pitfalls of making change. o Pitfalls of Not Changing: Describe all the potential pitfalls of not making the change. o Potential Options: Without recommending any particular option, list a few different approaches to solving the problem • Conclusion that ends memorable reiterates main points • APA references page Research: A minimum of two credible sources are required (course texts do not count) Required Standards: • 3-4 pages (does not include memo or reference page) • Double spaced • Times New Roman; 12 pt. font • 1 inch margins • Page numbers • In-text citation and references page in APA format Use the Problem Report Report Rubric to guide your worl. |
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