What is the “Raw Material” what general processes do we put the raw material through, and what is the final product?

Henceforth you’re working towards bringing all the pieces of this assignment together. Below is an
outline/skeleton for
Does process have an introduction with a thesis, a summary; the process beginning, middle and end; and a
proper conclusion?
Introduction
-Thesis including “SO WHAT FACTOR”?
-Background information?
-What is the “OBJECT LESSON”?
-What is the object in the “OBJECT LESSON”? (If this is a how to about baking a cake, what is
specific cake being baked?)
Summary
-The summary should give us a general idea of what is happening over the course of the whole
process.
Process
-The process beginning
-What is the “Raw Material” what general processes do we put the raw material through, and what
is the final product?
-Are there processes summarized that come before the beginning?
-The middle
-Are there special terms and are those terms being brought down to the level of the “neophyte.”
-Are events, manipulations, complex ideas rendered with language that engages the powers of
“Sympathetic illustration, narrative, and metaphor”? (Sennett, 184)
-What language indicates transitions? What language indicates causality?
-Is the language descriptive? What Kinds of images come up?
-Do we understand how the process is a narrative? How it operates as a chronicle of change?
-Are transitions clear? Do we know where we are in regards to the beginning and the end?
-Is there analysis? What can go wrong? Are there other ways of achieving the same goals, end
points, products?
-Do we ever get an idea of how the process itself is connected to the “SO WHAT FACTOR”?-What point(s) of view are employed here?
-What steps can be summarized? What steps can be expanded?
-The End
-What is the final product?
-How might have things gone differently?
-Is the summary retraced, do we have a sense of where we’ve been?
Conclusion
-Have we returned to the “SO WHAT FACTOR”?
-What is the “OBJECT LESSON”? and does it make sense?
Research
-Is there support from outside resources? Are those sources properly cited, quoted, and attributed
according to MLA standards?
-Are the sources valid?
-Are they common knowledge or do they add to the piece?
-Are the sources frivolous, or do they help the reader understand?
-Are they properly cited with in-line citation