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[Title of your paper.  See APA Section 2.01 on how to title your paper]

[Your name]

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

UNSY 691 Graduate Capstone Paper

Submitted to the Worldwide Campus

in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements of the Degree of

Master of Science in Unmanned Systems

Month and Day, Year

 

 

 

Abstract

[According to the APA manual, the abstract is a “brief, comprehensive summary of the contents of the article”.  The abstract should include a discussion of the problem under investigation, the basic elements of the methodology, and a summary of the findings.  Abbreviations should be spelled out.  Citations should be avoided unless absolutely necessary.  The abstract should be approximately 150-250 words.  You are highly encouraged to read the APA Manual, Section 2.04, which covers effective abstract writing.  The abstract, and your entire paper, should be in Times New Roman 12 pt double-spaced, except for figures and tables, which should conform to APA guidelines found in Chapter 5.  Unlike the body of the paper, the abstract is not indented.  The abstract for the paper should be in the present or past tense.]

[Keywords: choose five or six words or terms that are relevant to your paper.]

 

[Title of your paper appears here]

[As per APA 2.05, the position of this section means that it is the introduction, so you do not use “Introduction” as a heading]

[The introductory section should include a discussion of why the problem under investigation is important, how it builds on research already done in this area, the research question or hypotheses, and what the implications of the study are, both practical and theoretical.  You are highly encouraged to read Section 2.05 of the APA Manual, which addresses how to write a good introduction.  You may copy material directly from your proposal as it is considered the same work product as the paper. Use sub-headings as appropriate to keep your readers oriented.]

[When figures are used, they should be referenced in the text and properly formatted, as shown in Figure 1.  They should appear as close to the text reference as possible.  Use figures only when they add to the project, and do not make the figure redundant by repeating all the information in the text.]

 

 

Figure 1.  Sample figure caption.  [Use quadruple spacing (three blank lines) before the figure and after the figure caption.]

 

 

 

Tables should be referenced in the text in the same way as figures.  Refer to the APA Manual Chapter 5 for information about figures and tables, their content, and their formatting.]

 

Table 1

Table Title [Use quadruple spacing (three blank lines) before the table heading and after the table note.]

 

	Valid	Missing		Mean		Median		Mode		SD		Min.		Max.
Airl Yrs	64	0	4.15		3		1a		3.50		0		13
TT	62	2	6,372.10		6,137		5,000		2,373.74		2,424		12,023
Attitude	64	0	3.31		3		3a		.77		2		5
Sfty Awr	64	0	3.11		3		3		.65		2		4

Note.  Adapted from “Title of Source,” by X. X. Author and Y. Y. Author, 20##, Journal of Xxxxxxxxxx, ##, p. #.  Copyright by Xxxxx xx Xxxxxxxx.  Airl Yrs = Airline Years, TT = Total Time, Sfty Awr = Safety Awareness, Profess = Profession, SA = Situational Awareness, ADM = Aeronautical Decision Making.  [This note is an example of the table attribution, placement, and format of a general note.]

^aMultiple modes exist.  The smallest value is shown.  [This note is an example of the contents, placement, and format of a specific note.]

*p < .05.  **p < .01.  ***p < .001.  [This note is an example of the contents, placement, and format of a probability note.  Use double daggers (^††) to denote one-tailed tests.]

 

 

 

 

Review of Relevant Literature

[The literature review should address what is already known about the subject, including the background necessary to understand your paper.  To some extent, the literature review can be a project in itself. It is an important showcase of your talents of understanding, interpretation, analysis, clarity of thought, synthesis, and development of argument. The process of conducting and reporting your literature review can help you clarify your own thoughts about your project.]

Summary

[The summary is an executive overview of your literature review, without references.  It captures the salient points of the section.]

Method

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[This section should be the same as the Method section of your proposal, with modifications as needed based on feedback from your instructor.]

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Results

[The results section explains the outcome of your research.  If you used hypothesis testing, report your results in accordance with Section 2.07 of the APA manual.  If you did not use hypothesis testing, you are still highly encouraged to use this section in the reporting of your results.]

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Conclusion

[In this section, you should interpret and explain your results, putting them in context and evaluating their larger meaning.  The conclusion should also include any issues relevant to interpretation of your results, including problems you may have had in data collection, or any weaknesses in your methodology.  Reference the APA Manual, Section 2.08 for an excellent explanation of this section.  Note that the APA Manual section is entitled “Discussion”, but for our purposes we call this the conclusion.]

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[These headings are illustrations of how APA leveled headings appear.]

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Recommendations

[This section should address future directions for research, as well as changes that should come about as a result of your work.  This is an important part of your paper, but be cautious in keeping your recommendations within the scope of what is supportable by the data you gathered or the studies you cited.  Recommendations should always be based in fact, not in your opinion (even your well-informed opinion) of what should be done.]

 

 

 

 

References

[Be vigilant with this section.  Rely heavily on the APA Manual or the Purdue OWL website to be sure you have formatted your references correctly.  If you use reference management software, double check the output and make corrections as necessary.]

 

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