Technical invention/process with social impact

Individual Writing: Technical Report Choice 1 Note: This assignment is worth 40% of your final grade. Literature Review For this part of the assignment, please select at least five academic sources and provide a literature review. This section should contain an introduction that broadly explains the problem, solution, and social impact of your idea/invention. It should also contain a body section that tells a story about the research you have done. This should be organized in a way that shows how you relate the sources. You might group them into types, such as studies, reports, or journal articles. You might try to find a common theme or organizing principle, or you even might detail them chronologically. But, remember, each article needs to be analyzed for their main findings, their methodologies, and conclusions. Please end with a conclusion that explicitly states how this combined research justifies your project. Please use IEEE and inline citations and include your references. Use five academic sources Provide three sections: Introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion Organize the sources that shows how they relate to each other Each source should be detailed in its relation to your idea by focusing on the sources findings, methodology, and conclusions The conclusion needs to justify your project Provide a properly formatted bibliography. Reference the sources with inline citations. Write in clear and detailed English. Technical Description For this part of the assignment, please detail the technical aspects of your process or invention. It needs to address, in some way, both the scientific and the technological elements. These are the two main conceptual parts of the section. How you address them is up to you. For example, when addressing the scientific aspect, look through your sources and try to see how these studies dealt with any scientific problems or knowledge areas that need to increase. If your topic does not reference this, then maybe the science behind it is sound and your topic is actually just an engineering problem. If so, simply state this. For most of you, the technical description will be the most important part because you are suggesting we build some object, assemblage, or process. In this case, please explain, in as much detail as possible, the technical aspects of your proposed invention/process. Provide at least one image that represents this in some technical way. Requirements: Describe the science behind your invention/process. Describe the technology/engineering parts of your invention/process. Provide enough detail that you demonstrate proper understanding so that you appear knowledgeable. Provide at least one image that represents your invention/process. Write in clear, detailed, and grammatically correct English. Final Report For this final part of the assignment, please compile the previous two sections into a full report that demonstrates the importance of your project as if you were bidding for a major sum of money. Its focus should be on one of the major areas within the theme of this class: i.e., issues of poverty facing the developing world (The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation), issues with emerging technologies of the 21st century (The World Economic Forum), or issues of sustainability (World Future Energy Summit). The report should focus heavily on research, in particular, how the studies involved provide context for your project and how the science and technology informs your invention/process. Please use IEEE and inline citations. You will need to add an introduction, executive summary, and conclusion. This report needs to be formatted in a visual manner beyond desktop publishing, so you should have a consistent design template with some form of art direction. How sophisticated you want to make this is up to you, but it needs a cover page, plus the specific design elements listed below. Also, the writing needs to be in clear, concise, yet detailed language that demonstrates your command of the topic. Requirements A cover page A table of contents An executive summary A literature review A technical description A bibliography A conclusion One visual One diagram One chart