Here are some things to consider:Identify a topic in your specialization. (For IT students, Information Technology is not a topic, however, Millennial's perceptions of smart phone technology could be a topic. What is the cited problem? The problem you want to address has to come from the literature, and be cited, who are saying there are problems.What is the population you would like to address?What methodology are you planning on using? (If you are unsure, do you plan on a quantitative or qualitative study? You will determine your methodology in 839).Locate at least one article related to your topic. What was the research question in the study? Who were the participants in the study? What findings were reported?

Now that you have reviewed the guidelines for the final project and chosen a theme for your ePortfolio, it is time to start working on the elements that will show your best work. In this assignment, you will provide your initial plan for fulfilling the requirements of the ePortfolio and demonstrating your skills in three key categories within the field of computer science. Keep in mind that this assignment is an initial plan and should be seen as a way of starting a discussion with your instructor about your work and proposed enhancements.To complete this assignment, first be sure you have reviewed the Final Project Guidelines and Rubric document.For this assignment, you will explain how you will fulfill each of the three categories for the ePortfolio by refining or enhancing existing code. Your starting points may include projects your have worked on in previous courses.To complete this assignment, review the ePortfolio Selection and Software Design Document document.