Examine and select a homeland security topic in a specific geographical location in the United States and submit a scholarly paper on the chosen topic demonstrating understanding homeland security.

Examine and select a homeland security topic in a specific geographical location in the United States and submit a scholarly paper on the chosen topic demonstrating understanding homeland security.

Select a topic of interest in homeland security for your Capstone Project. Be sure to incorporate your thesis statement at the end of your first paragraph. The thesis statement must be logical and convincing and supported by quotations.

Select a specific geographic region; either: (1) a town, (2) a state, or (3) a body of water or coastline.

Select one of the following general areas in which to narrow your focus for your project:

-Intelligence and Homeland Security

-Crisis Management and Homeland Security

Risk Management

Leadership Challenges

Preparedness, Planning, and Development

-Technology and Homeland Security

WMD and CBRNE Detection Technologies

DHS and DOD Requirements and Coordination

Laws and Policies Governing Technologies

-Health and Homeland Security

Disease Mitigation

Disaster Aftermath

Bio-terrorism

Psychological Aspects

-Domestic Terrorism

Ideological, Economic, and Geographical Components

Targets of Opportunity (TOO)

Cyberterrorism

-Critical Infrastructures

Utilities

Transportation

Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

-Emergency Transportation Logistics

Helpful Checklist:

– Assignment: How have you responded to the assignment for this writing? Verify that your genre, subject, and purpose are appropriate for the assignment.

-Purpose: What is the purpose of your writing? Is it consistent throughout the paper?

– Audience and Voice: How does the writing address the intended audience? How clearly can readers hear your writer’s voice? What role will they see you as playing? What tone will they hear?

-Gene: How does your writing fit the conventions of the genre you’re using-features such as organization, evidence, and format?

– Thesis: What is the thesis of your writing? Where does it become clear? Does any part of the paper stray from the thesis? Does the paper fulfill the commitment of the thesis?

– Organization: What are the main points of the paper? How well does each support the thesis? How effective is their arrangement for the paper’s purpose?

– Development: How well do details, examples, and other evidence support each main point? Where, if at all, might readers find support skimpy or have trouble understanding the content?

– Unity: What does each sentence and paragraph contribute to the thesis? Where, if at all, do digressions occur? Should they be cut, or can they be rewritten to support the thesis?

– Coherence: How clearly and smoothly does the paper flow?

– Organization: What are the main points of the paper? How well does each support the thesis? How effective is their arrangement for the paper’s purpose?

– Development: How well do details, examples, and other evidence support each main point? Where, if at all, might readers find support skimpy or have trouble understanding the content?

-Unity: What does each sentence and paragraph contribute to the thesis? Where, if at all, do digressions occur? Should they be cut, or can they be rewritten to support the thesis?

– Title, Introduction, Conclusion: How accurately and interestingly does the title reflect the essay’s content? How well does the introduction engage and focus readers’ attention? How effective is the conclusion in providing a sense of completion?

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