Purpose:We have a draft version of our white paper report, with five of the required seven sources.1. Now is the time to reflect on the material collected thus far, and write a progress report.The assigned reading provides the required structure for the report, including sections and sub-sections (think about the discussion on ‘headings’ in chapter 5), with explanations covering the information to be presented in those sections.2. We will also prepare a draft of your white paper report for a peer review.Compile the draft introduction, the discussion outline, and the draft recommendation section into a cohesive report. The draft outline should be extended by incorporating research from your sources. The sources you have compiled as information should be referenced in your discussion section. Refer to chapter 4 for guidance on writing the cohesive draft of your paper.Your draft report should be at least 700 words, with your final report to be between 850 and 1,200 words.We will peer review the reports the week after Spring Break.Note: If you do not submit a white paper report draft for the peer review, you cannot peer review other reports, and thus will not receive credit for the assignment.Reading assignment:Read The Elements of Technical Writing, pages 139-140 (in chapter 9).Review pages 153-154 on the memorandum.Discussion assignment:None.Resources:None.Peer/group assignment:None.Written assignment #1:Progress reportThe progress report is designed to provide an update on your progress for an organizational-related activity, such as work on a project team, or your status on work connected with a business proposal.In this situation, the progress report will be used to detail your status to me, Dr. Dallas, on the white paper report. You will write your progress report as a memorandum, so it may be helpful to review the format of a memorandum, on pages 153-154.The reading in chapter 9 (pages 139-140) gives the required structure (headings) for the progress report, including specific information about what should be included in the sections of the progress report.Tip #1: Make sure you use the proper ‘introduction’ section in your progress report. This is not the same as the introduction for your white paper report. The progress report discussion in the textbook gives you information on what to put in this section.Tip #2: The ‘example’ used in the progress report discussion refers to questionnaires. Instead, you will elaborate on the status of your white paper report, and the research efforts for locating the required seven resources.The progress report memorandum should use your dream job title as the subject, and be:directed to me, Dr. Dallasone- to two-pages longabout 200 to 300 wordssingle-spacedformatted using the required progress report section headings listed in the textbook.Submit your progress report assignment here.Written assignment #2:Draft of white paper reportThis will be the purpose of our white paper report:’That a certain solution is best for a particular problem.’This will be the structure of our white paper report:Cover pageIntroduction (150 to 200 words)Discussion (550 to 800 words)Recommendation/s (150 to 200 words)Sources (7 sources)1. On the cover page, list:Job titleCompanyYour nameDateWord count (for the introduction, discussion, and recommendations sections only)2. For the draft report, your report should be as complete as possible at this stage. Remember, it is a draft, and is not expected to be complete, but it should be coherent. Do not include ‘more goes here’ or similar comments. Use complete sentences and paragraphs. The draft should be single-spaced.Compile the draft introduction, the discussion outline, and the draft recommendation section into a cohesive report. The draft outline should be extended by incorporating research from your sources. The sources you have compiled as information should be referenced in your discussion section.Each of the required sections should be included, by using a section heading (bolding the text or making the font size larger is helpful for locating the sections). Do not use or ‘create’ other section headings.At this stage, it is not required to include your images, but you can do so.Provide at least the minimum words for these sections:Introduction (150 words)Discussion (550 words)Recommendation/s (150 words)3. List sources you have located thus far, skipping a line between each one. We will format them with a specific style type later.Save your draft and submit it here. We will conduct a peer review when we return from the break.NOTE: If you do not submit a draft report, you will not be able to conduct peer reviews, and thus lose the associated points.Due date:Friday, week 8, 5:00 p.m.