The advisor will also evaluate the finished work. The proposal is intended to serve as a guide and framework to which you can continually return as you refine your project. The proposal will also help your advisor understand the nature of your project and thus be able to provide solid advice. Ultimately, you should work with your advisor when developing your proposal. You both should agree on the project's scope and direction, the frequency of advising sessions, and a timetable for completion.
Every proposal is different.
The proposal should include a clear statement of the nature of your project. Ask yourself the following questions and provide clear and direct answers to them. In your proposal, you may want to provide a tentative outline of your project and a timetable for its completion. The purpose of drawing it up is to encourage you to think through the overall structure of your project and the relationship of its parts. Plan of research Your proposal may contain a paragraph or two about how you plan to proceed in your research.