I need to write a Project Proposal.

Topic: Project to build a online book rental, course book lease for students within a university at an affordable price.

• Make sure you use the right format. Remember, the memo format is for internal proposals; the business-letter format is for proposals written from one external organization to another. (Ill take either!)
• Write a good introduction.
• Make sure to identify exactly what you are proposing to do.
• Make sure that a reporta written documentis somehow involved in the project you are proposing to do. Remember we are trying to do two things: write a proposal and plan a feasibility report for the project you are proposing.
• Make sure the sections are in a logical, natural order. For example, don't hit the audience with schedules and costs before you've gotten them interested in the project.
• Break out the costs section into specifics; include hourly rates and other such details. Don't just hit them with a whopping big final cost like the sample report I included did.
• For projects, don't omit the section on costs and qualifications: there will be costs, just not direct ones. For example, how much time will you need, will there be printing, binding costs? Include your qualificationsimagine your proposal will go to somebody in the organization who doesn't know you.
• Be sure and address the proposal to the real or realistic audiencenot your instructor. (You can use your instructor's name as the CEO or supervisor of the organization you are sending the proposal to.)
• Watch out for generating technobabble. Yes, some of your proposal readers may know the technical side of your projectbut others may not. Challenge yourself to bring difficult technical concepts down to a level that non-specialists can understand.