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<h1 align=center>Final Proposal Cover Letter Guidelines</h1> | <h1 align=center>Final Proposal Cover Letter Guidelines</h1> | ||
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problem described in the RFP for your project. Make sure you demonstrate your understanding<br> | problem described in the RFP for your project. Make sure you demonstrate your understanding<br> | ||
of the problem. Then, briefly state – using persuasive language – your solution to the problem.<br> | of the problem. Then, briefly state – using persuasive language – your solution to the problem.<br> | ||
Explain why your | Explain why your design solution is the best choice.</b></p> | ||
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<p><b>Build on that last sentence and provide a detailed description of your project. You will<br> | <p><b>Build on that last sentence and provide a detailed description of your project. You will<br> | ||
need to include both mechanism (e.g. the robot itself) and process (e.g., how the robot works)<br> | need to include both mechanism (e.g. the robot itself) and process (e.g., how the robot works)<br> | ||
descriptions.</b></p> | descriptions. Remember when you describe the feature of your robot to talk about their<br> | ||
corresponding benefits.</b></p> | |||
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<p><b><u>Fourth Paragraph</u></b></p> | <p><b><u>Fourth Paragraph</u></b></p> | ||
<p><b>Explain why your company is the best choice for the job. Don't do this by saying that you<br> | <p><b>Explain why your company is the best choice for the job. Don't do this by saying that you<br> | ||
are the best. Come up with ways to demonstrate your qualifications. Argue persuasively that | are the best. Come up with ways to demonstrate your qualifications. Argue persuasively that you<br> | ||
understand the request and are best suited to fulfill it.</b></p> | |||
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<p><b><u>Concluding Paragraph</u></b></p> | <p><b><u>Concluding Paragraph</u></b></p> | ||
<p><b>In two or three sentences, mention again the proposal name, concisely focus on the<br> | <p><b>In two or three sentences, mention again the proposal name, concisely focus on the<br> | ||
problem, your proposed | problem, your proposed solution, and what your firm will bring to the project. Make sure you<br> | ||
express a strong interest in working on this job. Provide contact information.</b></p> | express a strong interest in working on this job. Provide contact information.</b></p> | ||
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<p><b>Normally, the proposal and the project team's resumes would be attached to this<br> | <p><b>Normally, the proposal and the project team's resumes would be attached to this<br> | ||
letter. You will not be preparing a full proposal. Please follow the guidelines for preparing<br> | letter. You will not be preparing a full proposal. Please follow the guidelines for preparing<br> | ||
your | your resume and attach one for each member of the team to this letter. Your TA will rpovide<br> | ||
instructions for submitting other supporting documentation (e.g., drawings, programs, cost | instructions for submitting other supporting documentation (e.g., drawings, programs, cost estimates).</b></p> | ||
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<p>[[Instructions for Preparing your Final Proposal Cover Letter | Continue to previous topic: Instructions for Preparing your Final Proposal Cover Letter]]</p> | <p>[[Instructions for Preparing your Final Proposal Cover Letter | Continue to previous topic: Instructions for Preparing your Final Proposal Cover Letter]]</p> | ||
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Final Proposal Cover Letter Guidelines
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