Submit your approved proposal to the other committee members. You do not have an official committee until this form is properly filed. Fill this form out and get it approved by the chair of your committee by having him sign it. You must submit all three forms at the same time. You should discuss with each committee member what they expect in your thesis or project report, and the procedures to follow in seeking their approval.
Some faculty have particular ideas about the writing style.
Settle all such matters early. You must submit the final review draft of the thesis or project to all members of the committee by the end of the twelfth week of the semester in which you intend to graduate. This draft should have already been reviewed by your committee chair numerous times, but the final review by the committee chair should begin by the ninth week of classes. Special registration may be available for you in the following semester if your report is not approved by the deadline but only minor changes remain to be made. You should also examine the document entitled Guidelines for the Preparation of Theses, Graduate Projects, and Artistic Abstracts at your earliest convenience.