It needs to be 1000 words single spaced. I have attached a sample of a document of another topic that this document layout needs to follow and look like. DetailsAudience and PurposeSelect an audience that would be interested in learning about the process or product you explain. For example, you could assume an audience of students reading about your topic in a textbook. You could write a marketing document to persuade people to buy a product. Or, you could write a description that would be part of a proposal being sent to a potential client. In the assignment you should assume that the description is crucial to the work of your audience.Gathering InformationTake time to learn about the product or process you select. This might require you to read background information or otherwise inform yourself about the topic.Required ContentIn either case, remember to choose contents based on the interests, experiences, and knowledge of your audience.For product descriptions, start with a sentence definition of the product and its various parts. This could become an extended definition if you think your audience needs more introductory information. Next, describe each part of the product in more detail, including its dimensions, materials, function, and relation to other parts. Conclude with a description of one complete operating cycle for the product.For process descriptions, start with a definition of the process and the different steps it involves. Again, this could become an extended definition if you think your audience needs more introductory information. Next, describe each step in more detail. Conclude with a summary of one complete cycle in the process.FormatInclude design features to help the reader locate information and understand the product or process better: diagrams, headers, bulleted lists, and other technical communication conventions you’ve learned about. The final paper should be at least 1000 words and should be single-spaced.VisualsYou have two options here. First, you can develop your own visuals, by creating graphics and/or taking your own photos. Second, you can use a “reference visual,” which is a copy of a published image. If you use a published image, be sure to cite the source and discuss any modification that image needs to fit your context. (For example, if you’re describing how a snowblower engine works, you might use an image from the manufacturer’s website rather than drawing your own. If you cannot find the exact image you need, you could use a similar image and discuss how your ideal image might be different.)Evaluation CriteriaYour project will be evaluated based on the following criteria:Content. The document is complete (it has all the necessary information to describe the product or process, including a sentence or extended definition).Format and Organization. The introduction effectively sets up the description. The document uses an organizational pattern appropriate to the product or process (functional, spatial, or chronological). The conclusion includes appropriate information.Style. The document uses the present tense unless it covers a topic from the historical past. The document effectively uses technical communication conventions.Audience adaptation. The document uses visuals when necessary to help the designated audience understand how the product or process works.Mechanics. Spelling, grammar, and punctuation are correct.
