Unformatted text preview: is in the literature that pertains to this problem either directly or saliently) • Proposal Statement (brief, general statement as to what you will do – what, in general – must clearly state project requirements and constraints) • Description of Work Product (what, specifically – expansion of proposal statement – must clearly state project deliverables) • Benefits/Feasibility (why? Is effort + cost worth it?) • Method or Approach (how?) • Schedule/Timelines (when and who?) • Costs (how much? who is paying?) • Conclusion/discussion (SELL!!!!) • Questions...
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- Spring '11
- Gonzales
- History, Bullet, clear central idea, Proposal Presentation Template
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