Assignment:
Purpose: To develop research and problem-solving skills within a professional context; to learn how to write an extended argument.
Situation: Each Group (minimum 4; maximum 5) will choose a town in Southern California-everyone must have a different city and choices will be first come first served. You may choose from towns in the following counties:
• Los Angeles
• Orange
• Riverside
• San Bernardino
• San Diego
Examine the census data for the town you have chosen to identify the following:
• Median age
• Income
• Racial make up
• Social demographics (families, married versus single, etc.)
• + any other interesting or useful information available
You may wish to make a trip to the community as well, just to see what the lifestyle is like or interview some residents for anecdotal information.
Task: In a correctly formatted memo report addressed to Dr. Peter Nezafati,describe your selected town in detail, focusing on demographics. Identify a particular type of business that would appeal to the majority demographic you have identified through your research. Avoid suggesting things like franchises. Think about unusual businesses or services that would particularly appeal to the local residents.
Use any sources that seem appropriate, but make sure you go beyond the surface. Learn what you can about the town's history. What direction are they going in? Is there a social or political climate that you should account for? What do residents want in their community?
-After all, there's no point in recommending a skate park for a community populated by retirees. Keep track of your sources: cite them in the text and list them in your References. Incorrect attribution causes a substantial reduction in your report grade.
Format:
Use the format suggested on the "Purdue OWL Memo Report Guide" located under Course Documents on our Portal site. Additional requirements:
• The text of the report should be single-spaced, font 11 or 12, 1 inch margins, 3 to 5 pages long; no folders.
• Use correct memo format addressed to me: Dr. Peter Nezafati.
• Use titles for each section (and don't be afraid to be creative).
• Include a References page with at least five citations in standard APA style (you can use surveys and interviews as well if you like). They must be as current as possible. The references page does not count as text of the report.
Attachment:- Purdue OWL Memo.rar