Problem report on High student to teacher ratio
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Write a proposal offering a solution to the problem below. Be as creative as you want, but remember that your proposal should offer a rationale for your solution. Follow the style and format of technical proposals that we have reviewed thus far. I don't expect these proposals to be as thorough or researched as the ones you'll turn in for your major assignment; however, I do expect you to make a legitimate effort to practice writing a quality proposal. Do not submit only a cover letter to the proposal. Follow the organizational steps for proposal writing as outlined in the Introduction section of the module. Use a visual in this assignment if your proposal would be strengthened by the use of a visual. A list of places to help you find visuals is available on the Additional Resources link on the main navigation bar.
Introduction
1. Does it state the purpose clearly?
2. Does it provide sufficient background information?
3. Does it foreshadow the rest of the proposal to help guide the reader?
Problem
1. Does it explain the proposed action’s need or goal?
2. Does it persuade the reader that the problem is important to them?
Objectives
1. Do your objectives relate directly to the problem?
2. Can you present them without going into the solution?
Solution
1. Is it understandable when it is being described?
2. Is it persuasive in saying that it will achieve the objectives?
3. Does it effectively show that it is the most desirable way to achieve the objectives?
4. Does it offer protection to you and your team members/employer by only promising things that you can deliver?
Method
1. Are the steps in the method described clearly?
2. Is it persuasive enough for your readers to be convinced that it will work?
Resources
1. Can you persuade the readers that you have them or can attain them?
2. Can you clearly identify all of the resources you can supply, protecting you and your employer?
Schedule
1. Does it say when the project will be completed?
2. Has your work been reasonably scheduled?
3. Does the schedule clearly state what you must do to meet your deadlines, protecting you and your employer?
4. Have you included a schedule chart (if it makes your proposal more persuasive?)
Qualifications
1. Can you persuade your readers that you can complete the project successfully?
Management
1. Can you persuade your readers that your team is organized effectively?
2. Have you included an organizational chart that illustrates the hierarchy of your team members and their responsibilities?
Costs
1. Have you presented all of them?
2. Are they reasonable?
3. Are all of your costs included, protecting you and your employer?
4. Do you have a budget table?
Conclusion
1. Are all of your key points summarized?
2. Have you ended on a positive note
Introduction
1. Does it state the purpose clearly?
2. Does it provide sufficient background information?
3. Does it foreshadow the rest of the proposal to help guide the reader?
Problem
1. Does it explain the proposed action’s need or goal?
2. Does it persuade the reader that the problem is important to them?
Objectives
1. Do your objectives relate directly to the problem?
2. Can you present them without going into the solution?
Solution
1. Is it understandable when it is being described?
2. Is it persuasive in saying that it will achieve the objectives?
3. Does it effectively show that it is the most desirable way to achieve the objectives?
4. Does it offer protection to you and your team members/employer by only promising things that you can deliver?
Method
1. Are the steps in the method described clearly?
2. Is it persuasive enough for your readers to be convinced that it will work?
Resources
1. Can you persuade the readers that you have them or can attain them?
2. Can you clearly identify all of the resources you can supply, protecting you and your employer?
Schedule
1. Does it say when the project will be completed?
2. Has your work been reasonably scheduled?
3. Does the schedule clearly state what you must do to meet your deadlines, protecting you and your employer?
4. Have you included a schedule chart (if it makes your proposal more persuasive?)
Qualifications
1. Can you persuade your readers that you can complete the project successfully?
Management
1. Can you persuade your readers that your team is organized effectively?
2. Have you included an organizational chart that illustrates the hierarchy of your team members and their responsibilities?
Costs
1. Have you presented all of them?
2. Are they reasonable?
3. Are all of your costs included, protecting you and your employer?
4. Do you have a budget table?
Conclusion
1. Are all of your key points summarized?
2. Have you ended on a positive note