In your final submission of your prospectus form during this course, demonstrate your understanding of alignment. As mentioned before, you are not expected to submit a completed prospectus, but you are expected to make a little progress from revision to revision.Â
 To prepare:
- Review feedback from your Instructor.
- Make revisions, as required.
To complete:
Submit the prospectus form completed with the components that you were able to complete. Do not submit wild guesses on methodology or research questions. It will just confuse you as you learn about the next components. You will have a second companion course to develop these parts of your prospectus. Â All that is required for this first companion course is a concise problem statement with three pieces of solid evidence. If you have discussed further components with your instructor or in the research office hours, you may add these.
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- Walden University Office of Research and Doctoral Services. (n.d.-c). EdD coordinators for specializationLinks to an external site.. Walden Academic Guides. https://academicguides.waldenu.edu/research-center/program-documents/edd
- Specialization Coordinators: You need to know which faculty is responsible for your specialization and also supervises your course instructors and later your chair and second member.
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- Walden University, LLC. (2023, November 27). Walden University student catalogLinks to an external site.. https://academics.waldenu.edu/catalog
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- Code of Conduct: To access this page, select the current Walden University Student Handbook from the dropdown menu near the top of the page. Then, click on Section 3. Student Expectations and Responsibilities, click on Student Conduct and Responsibilities, and click on Code of Conduct.
- Professional Conduct: To access this page, select the current Walden University Student Handbook from the dropdown menu near the top of the page. Then, click on Section 3. Student Expectations and Responsibilities, click on Student Conduct and Responsibilities, and click on Professional Conduct.
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