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Capstone Project © R. Craig Collins, 2005

Sample Term Paper

General Lab Directions
Note: There is not enough time in lecture to cover all the material; read your book BEFORE you begin the lab

Purpose: Capstone: To allow the student to evaluate the operating systems covered in class. 

Due the last class period before finals.

Requirements: 


Content points
Intro 3
Overview 5
DOS Weakness: BOLD Label 3
DOS Weakness Content 5
DOS Strength: BOLD Label 3
DOS Strength Content 5
Windows Weakness: BOLD Label 3
Windows Weakness Content 5
Windows Strength: BOLD Label 3
Windows Strength Content 5
Linux Weakness: BOLD Label 3
Linux Weakness Content 5
Linux Strength: BOLD Label 3
Linux Strength Content 5
Recap 5
Conclusion 10
Delivery points
Coversheet 3
1000+ words 20
Double spaced 3
1" Margins 3
   
Total 100

Format Requirements

The following is a sample to use as a format for your research paper. Please follow these guidelines carefully. Failure to do so will result in a lower total score. See also Tips on writing a term paper


Title Page



Jane Doe (student's Name)

R. Craig Collins (Instructor's Name)

ITSC 1305 (Course)

[Due Date]

OS Comparison (title)



[Body of report...Double-spaced,12 pt font, 1" margins, at least 1000 words (about three (3) full pages)]

Intro and overview xxxxxxx
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In this paper, I will discuss topic 1, topic 2, and topic 3. xx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Strengths of DOS xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Weaknesses of DOS xxxxxxxx
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Jane Doe p. 2

Strengths of Windows xxxx
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Weaknesses of Windows x
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Strengths of Linux xxxxxx
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Jane Doe p.3

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Weaknesses of Linux xxx
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Recap and conclusion xxxxxxxx
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xxxx discussed topic1, topic 2, ... and topic 6. Based on
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xxx conclude that xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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