Research proposal is a brief (up to two pages) overview of your research paper, giving the reader sufficient information

about the work youve done, about the way you did it and the value of this work. As any other research work, research proposal has its own format. Its peculiarities are as follows: a language simple enough for a non-specialist to understand the major points of the paper absence of references, unusual terms, scientific jargon a proposed researched question should be determined by one field of science proposed researched question should be as specific as possible research proposal should contain the following parts:

Title a brief precise phrase rendering the main problem of your research proposal (up to 80 characters spaces
including)

Abstract a clear summary of the work you have done, throwing light on purposes, theoretical background of the
question under consideration and experimental approach (up to 10 typed lines)

Historical Background a section where you describe your predecessors deeds in the field you are studying now.
Note that all information taken from different sources is to be referenced

Objective an explanation of your papers value, naming concrete purposes to achieve Technical Approach a description of the actual work you are planning to accomplish and concrete ways of doing it
(theoretical and research basis)

Bibliography a reference list where you name all sources you have referred to or cited. Note that the items should
go in an alphabetical order.

Simple business plan outline Executive Summary: Write this last. Its just a page or two of highlights. Company Description: Legal establishment, history, start-up plans, etc. Product or Service: Describe what youre selling. Focus on customer benefits. Market Analysis: You need to know your market, customer needs, where they are, how to reach them, etc. Strategy and Implementation: Be specific. Include management responsibilities with dates and budgets. Make sure you can track results. 6. Web Plan Summary: For e-commerce, include discussion of website, development costs, operations, sales and marketing strategies. Management Team: Describe the organization and the key management team members. Financial Analysis: Make sure to include at the very least your projected Profit and Loss and Cash Flow tables. Build your plan, then organize it. I dont recommend developing the plan in the same order you present it as a finished document. For example, although the Executive Summary obviously comes as the first section of a business plan, I recommend writing it after everything else is done. It will appear first, but you write it last. Standard tables and charts. There are also some business tables and charts that are normally expected in a standard business plan.Cash flow is the single most important numerical analysis in a plan, and should never be missing. Most plans will also have Sales Forecast and Profit and Loss statements. I believe they should also have separate Personnel listings, projected Balance Sheet, projected Business Ratios, and Market Analysis tables. I also believe that every plan should include bar charts and pie charts to illustrate the numbers. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.