How to write a scientific paper
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How to write a scientific paper
- 1. How to write a scientific paper texilaconference.org
- 2. Index: 1. Role of Papers 2. Analysis of audience 3. Analysis of kind of paper 4. Defining Goals 5. Structuring Papers 6. The Process 7. Style texilaconference.org
- 3. 1. Role of Papers texilaconference.org
- 4. 1. Role of Papers “I have got the idea but I cannot express it” This is nonsense texilaconference.org
- 5. 1. Role of Papers Role of parts of Papers: • support the process of expressing an idea • show your result • relate to existing scientific work • enable readers to learn / continue their work texilaconference.org
- 6. 2. Analysis of audience texilaconference.org
- 7. 2. Analysis of audience “First I’ll write the paper and then I’ll publish it” This is nonsense texilaconference.org
- 8. 2. Analysis of audience Depends on the audience: • Age • Scholarship • Background • Scientific Community texilaconference.org
- 9. 3. Analysis of kind of papers texilaconference.org
- 10. 3. Analysis of kind of papers 1. TechRep 2. Workshop Paper 3. Top Conference 4. Journal 5. Invited Talks texilaconference.org
- 11. 3. Analysis of kind of papers Kind of publications • archival publications • not archival publications • ISBN/ISSN publications texilaconference.org
- 12. 2. Analysis of kind of papers It’s the writer’s business to make the reader’s life as easy as possible texilaconference.org
- 13. 2. Analysis of kind of papers A Paper must be: • Self-Explanatory • Self-Contained texilaconference.org
- 14. 4. Defining Goals texilaconference.org
- 15. 4. Defining Goals The process from Analysis to Synthesis Until you have written a paper, the research is not finished texilaconference.org
- 16. 4. Defining Goals One paper one message Ask yourself: • What is your goal? (a new technique, a new experimentation) • What did you try to do? • What have you done? • How did you do this? • What is the core idea? texilaconference.org
- 17. 4. Defining Goals Message = Core Idea = Goal • A goal may be a sub-goal of another goal • A goal may be a prerequisite for another goal texilaconference.org
- 18. 5. Structuring Papers texilaconference.org
- 19. 5. Structuring Papers After defining your goal, you can start working on the structure of the paper 5.1 Coarse Grained 5.2 Fine Grained texilaconference.org
- 20. 5. Structuring Papers Do the Writing according to the following Sequence 1. Tentative Title A 2. Write your Main Idea D 3. Write Introduction C 4. Write Conclusions E 5. Finalize the Title A 6. Write the Abstract B texilaconference.org
- 21. A B C D E F 5. Structuring Papers 1. Title 2. Abstract 3. Introduction 4. Work out of main idea 5. Details of main idea 6. Conclusions 7. Appendixes texilaconference.org