Effective Strategies for Improving Academic Writing Skills

Academic Writing
Rahim Dehkharghani, PhD
University of Bonab
2016, April
Academic Writing
11.09.2024
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Outline
What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing
Parts of an academic paper
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
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Outline
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What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing
Parts of an academic paper
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
Academic Writing
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What makes good writing?
Good writing communicates an idea clearly
and effectively
Good writing is elegant and stylish (
Revision
)
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What makes good writer?
 
 
Inborn Talent?
Years of English and humanities classes?
An artistic nature?
Divine inspiration?
 
If no, then what?
 
 
 
 
 
 
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What makes good writer?
 
Having something to say.
L
ogical thinking.
A few simple, learnable rules of style
(you’ll learn in this workshop).
 
Take-home message: Good writing can be
learned!
 
 
 
 
 
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What makes good writer?
 
 
Read, pay attention, and imitate.
Talk about your research before trying to write about it.
Write to engage your readers—try not to bore them!
Stop waiting for “inspiration.”
Accept that writing is hard for everyone.
Revise. Nobody gets it perfect on the first try.
Learn how to cut ruthlessly. Never become too attached
to your words.
Find a good editor!
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Outline
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What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing
Parts of an academic paper
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
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What not to do
 
These findings imply that the rates of ascorbate radical 
production
and its 
recycling
 via dehydroascorbate reductatse to replenish the
ascorbate pool are equivalent at the lower irradiance, but not
equivalent at higher irradiance with the rate of ascorbate radical
production
 exceeding its 
recycling
 back to ascorbate.”
    =>
“These findings imply that, at low irradiation, ascorbate radicals are
produced
 and 
recycled
 at the same rate, but at high irradiation, they
are 
produced
 faster than they can be 
recycled
 back to ascorbate.”
 
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So what?
 
Complex ideas don’t require complex language.
Scientific writing should be easy and even
enjoyable to read!
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Cut the clutter
 
This paper provides a review of the basic tenets of cancer
biology study design, using as examples studies that illustrate
the methodologic challenges or that demonstrate successful
solutions to the difficulties inherent in biological research.
 
  
=>
 
This paper reviews cancer biology study design, using
examples that illustrate specific challenges and solutions.
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Cut the clutter
Long words and phrases that could be short…
Wordy version
  
 Crisp version
A majority of
  
most
A number of 
  
many
Are of the same opinion
 
agree
Less frequently occurring 
 
rare
All three of the 
  
the three
Give rise to
   
cause
Due to the fact that 
 
because
Have an effect on
  
affect
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Don’t turn verbs into nouns
Provide a review of 
-> review
Offer confirmation of 
-> confirm
Make a decision 
-> decide
Shows a peak 
-> peaks
Provide a description of 
-> describe
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Don’t bury the main verb
One 
study
 of 930 adults with multiple sclerosis (MS)
receiving care in one of two managed care settings or
in a fee-for-service setting 
found
 that only two-thirds
of those needing to contact a neurologist for an MS-
related problem in the prior 6 months had done so
(Vickrey et al 1999).
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14
Cut the clutter, 
More techniques
 
Omit the negation
She was not often right
.
=> She was usually wrong
Eliminate superfluous uses of “there are/there is”
There was a long line of bacteria on the plate.
=>Bacteria lined the plate
O
mit needless prepositions
They agreed that it was true.
=>They agreed it was true
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Outline
11.09.2024
What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing
Parts of an academic paper
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
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A few tips for writing
 
Use the active voice
My first visit to Boston will always be remembered by me
I will always remember my first visit to Boston
Is it OK to use ”We” or “I”? 
Yes it is!
Use verbs instead of nouns
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A few tips for writing: Punctuation
 
Increasing power to separate:
Comma
 ,
Colon
 :
Dash
 – (less formal)
Parentheses
 () (less formal)
Semicolon
 ;
Period
 .
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Examples for punctuation
 
This approach works better than previous ones; it has
lower time complexity.
This approach includes three steps: Tokenization,
Normalization, and Stemming.
Iran has many small universities–e.g., university of
Bonab-and some large universities–e.g., university of
Tehran.
The number of students at university of Bonab is more
than 4000 (about 4100).
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A few tips for writing: Parallelism
 
Unparallel
:
Locusts 
denuded
 fields in Utah, rural Iowa 
was washed
away by torrents, and in Arizona the cotton 
was shriveled
by the placing heat.
 
Parallel
:
Locusts 
denuded
 fields in Utah, torrents 
washed
 away
rural Iowa, and blazing heat 
shriveled
 Arizona’s cotton.
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Overview: Principles of effective writing
 
 
1. Cut unnecessary words and phrases; learn to part
with your words!
2. Use the active voice (subject + verb + object)
3. Write with verbs: use strong verbs, avoid turning
verbs into nouns, and don’t bury the main verb!
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Steps in the writing process
 
1. 
Prewriting
 
(70%)
Collect, synthesize, and organize information
Brainstorm take-home messages
Work out ideas away from the computer
Develop a road map/outline
2. Writing the first draft 
(
1
0%)
Putting your facts and ideas together in organized prose
3. Revision
 
(
2
0%)
Read your work out loud
Get rid of clutter
Do a verb check
Get feedback from others
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Outline
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What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing
Parts of an academic paper: Abstract
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
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P
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t
s
 
o
f
 
a
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a
c
a
d
e
m
i
c
 
p
a
p
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r
 
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Abstract
Introduction
Related Work
Suggested approach
Results
Discussion and Comparison
Conclusion
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Abstract
 
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Overview of the main story
Gives highlights from each section of the paper
Limited length (100-300 words, typically)
Stands on its own
Used with title, for electronic search engines
Most often, the only part people read
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Outline
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What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing:
Parts of an academic paper: Introduction
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
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Introduction
 
Background, application:  known information
Knowledge gap: unknown information
Hypothesis, question: purpose statement
Approach: proposed solution
Usually 3 to 5 paragraphs
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Outline
11.09.2024
What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing
Parts of an academic paper: Related Work
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
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Related Work
 
Give an overview of outstanding previous work
Cite the original reference
Make a  relation among cited references
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Outline
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What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing
Parts of an academic paper : Suggested
Approach
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
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Suggested Approach
 
Give a clear overview of what was done
Give enough information to replicate the study (like a
recipe!)
 Be complete, but make life easy for your reader!
1. Break into smaller sections with subheadings
2. Cite a reference for commonly used methods
3. Display in a flow diagram or table where possible
 You may use jargon and the passive voice more
liberally in the methods section
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Outline
11.09.2024
What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing
Parts of an academic paper : Results
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
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Evaluation (Results)
 
 
Summarize what the data show
Point out simple relationships
Cite figures or tables that present supporting
data
Avoid simply repeating the numbers that are
already available in tables and figures.
 
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Outline
11.09.2024
What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing
Parts of an academic paper : Discussion
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
Academic Writing
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Discussion
 
Answer the question asked.
Support your conclusion (your data, others’ data)
Defend your conclusion (anticipate criticisms)
Give the “big-picture” take-home message
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Outline
11.09.2024
What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing
Parts of an academic paper : Conclusion
and future work
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
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Conclusion and future work
 
Summarize what has been done
Mention the advantages and disadvantages of the
work
Express the application of the work
Suggest future work for interested readers
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Outline
11.09.2024
What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing
Parts of an academic paper : Comparison
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
Academic Writing
38
Comparison
 
Compare your work with state-of-the-art works
Highlight advantages of your work compared to
previous works
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Outline
11.09.2024
What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing
Parts of an academic paper : Background
and preliminaries
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
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Background and preliminaries
 
Add it if something is crucial to know before reading
the paper
For some concepts you can also refer the reader to
other works
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Outline
11.09.2024
What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing
Parts of an academic paper
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
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Evaluation factors of a Journal
SJR (
Scientific Journal R
anking
)
IPP (
Impact per Publication
)
SNIP (
Source Normalized Impact per Paper
)
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Citations of an author
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Outline
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What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing
Parts of an academic paper
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
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Has been very common in last decade
A simple code is written which creates a PDF
format of an article
Each journal/conference has a specific format
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Latex
Latex
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Outline
11.09.2024
What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing
Parts of an academic paper
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
Academic Writing
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Plagiarism
 
Passing off other people’s writing (or tables and
figures) as your own. Including:
Cutting and pasting sentences or even phrases from
another source
Slightly rewriting or re-arranging others’ words
“borrowing” material from sites like Wikipedia
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Outline
What is good writing
Parts of an academic paper
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
Paper review
How to submit a paper
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Interview
Outline
11.09.2024
What makes good writing
What not to do
A few tips for writing
Parts of an academic paper
Evaluation factors of a Journal
Latex
Plagiarism
Interview
How to submit a paper
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How to submit a paper?
 
Write a draft and revise it
Put it into the requested template
Submit it online
Notifications:
Full accept
Accept with minor revisions
Accept with major revisions (reject with
resubmission allowance)
reject
 
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Why papers get rejected?!
Too big claims without justification
Repeating other people’s work in a different way
Inability in expressing the accomplished work
(Bad writing!)
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Writing center at 
University of Bonab
 
Holding Workshops such as this one
Setting up English discussion sessions
Setting up English courses such as TOEFL, IELTS, GRE
Teaching students how to write an academic paper
Editing the papers of students (and maybe faculty
members)
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Curriculum Vitae
 
Introduce your scientific background
It is the first thing other people read to know you
No longer than 3 or 4 pages
More important things first
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Curriculum Vitae
 
Education
Publication
Research interest
Honors and awards
Language skills
Computer skills
Work experience
References
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Thanks for
Listening
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Resource: 
Online course of Dr Christian Saniani (Stanford
university)
Contact
 :
 
  rahim.dehkharghani@gmail.com
Webpage
: http://myweb.sabanciuniv.edu/rdehkharghani
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  1. Academic Writing Rahim Dehkharghani, PhD University of Bonab 2016, April 11.09.2024 Academic Writing 1

  2. Outline What makes good writing What not to do A few tips for writing Parts of an academic paper Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview How to submit a paper Academic Writing 2 11.09.2024

  3. Outline What makes good writing What not to do A few tips for writing Parts of an academic paper Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview How to submit a paper Academic Writing 3 11.09.2024

  4. What makes good writing? Good writing communicates an idea clearly and effectively Good writing is elegant and stylish (Revision) Academic Writing 4 11.09.2024

  5. What makes good writer? Inborn Talent? Years of English and humanities classes? An artistic nature? Divine inspiration? If no, then what? Academic Writing 5 11.09.2024

  6. What makes good writer? Having something to say. Logical thinking. A few simple, learnable rules of style (you ll learn in this workshop). Take-home message: Good writing can be learned! Academic Writing 6 11.09.2024

  7. What makes good writer? Read, pay attention, and imitate. Talk about your research before trying to write about it. Write to engage your readers try not to bore them! Stop waiting for inspiration. Accept that writing is hard for everyone. Revise. Nobody gets it perfect on the first try. Learn how to cut ruthlessly. Never become too attached to your words. Find a good editor! Academic Writing 7 11.09.2024

  8. Outline What makes good writing What not to do A few tips for writing Parts of an academic paper Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview How to submit a paper Academic Writing 8 11.09.2024

  9. What not to do These findings imply that the rates of ascorbate radical production and its recycling via dehydroascorbate reductatse to replenish the ascorbate pool are equivalent at the lower irradiance, but not equivalent at higher irradiance with the rate of ascorbate radical production exceeding its recycling back to ascorbate. => These findings imply that, at low irradiation, ascorbate radicals are produced and recycled at the same rate, but at high irradiation, they are produced faster than they can be recycled back to ascorbate. Academic Writing 9 11.09.2024

  10. So what? Complex ideas don t require complex language. Scientific writing should be easy and even enjoyable to read! Academic Writing 10 11.09.2024

  11. Cut the clutter This paper provides a review of the basic tenets of cancer biology study design, using as examples studies that illustrate the methodologic challenges or that demonstrate successful solutions to the difficulties inherent in biological research. => This paper reviews cancer biology study design, using examples that illustrate specific challenges and solutions. Academic Writing 11 11.09.2024

  12. Cut the clutter Long words and phrases that could be short Wordy version A majority of A number of Are of the same opinion Less frequently occurring rare All three of the Give rise to Due to the fact that Have an effect on Crisp version most many agree the three cause because affect Academic Writing 12 11.09.2024

  13. Dont turn verbs into nouns Provide a review of -> review Offer confirmation of -> confirm Make a decision -> decide Shows a peak -> peaks Provide a description of -> describe Academic Writing 13 11.09.2024

  14. Dont bury the main verb One study of 930 adults with multiple sclerosis (MS) receiving care in one of two managed care settings or in a fee-for-service setting found that only two-thirds of those needing to contact a neurologist for an MS- related problem in the prior 6 months had done so (Vickrey et al 1999). Academic Writing 14 11.09.2024

  15. Cut the clutter, More techniques Omit the negation She was not often right. => She was usually wrong Eliminate superfluous uses of there are/there is There was a long line of bacteria on the plate. =>Bacteria lined the plate Omit needless prepositions They agreed that it was true. =>They agreed it was true Academic Writing 15 11.09.2024

  16. Outline What makes good writing What not to do A few tips for writing Parts of an academic paper Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview How to submit a paper Academic Writing 16 11.09.2024

  17. A few tips for writing Use the active voice My first visit to Boston will always be remembered by me I will always remember my first visit to Boston Is it OK to use We or I ? Yes it is! Use verbs instead of nouns Academic Writing 17 11.09.2024

  18. A few tips for writing: Punctuation Increasing power to separate: Comma , Colon : Dash (less formal) Parentheses () (less formal) Semicolon ; Period . Academic Writing 18 11.09.2024

  19. Examples for punctuation This approach works better than previous ones; it has lower time complexity. This approach includes three steps: Tokenization, Normalization, and Stemming. Iran has many small universities e.g., university of Bonab-and some large universities e.g., university of Tehran. The number of students at university of Bonab is more than 4000 (about 4100). 11.09.2024 Academic Writing 19

  20. A few tips for writing: Parallelism Unparallel: Locusts denuded fields in Utah, rural Iowa was washed away by torrents, and in Arizona the cotton was shriveled by the placing heat. Parallel: Locusts denuded fields in Utah, torrents washed away rural Iowa, and blazing heat shriveled Arizona s cotton. Academic Writing 20 11.09.2024

  21. Overview: Principles of effective writing 1. Cut unnecessary words and phrases; learn to part with your words! 2. Use the active voice (subject + verb + object) 3. Write with verbs: use strong verbs, avoid turning verbs into nouns, and don t bury the main verb! 11.09.2024 Academic Writing 21

  22. Steps in the writing process 1. Prewriting (70%) Collect, synthesize, and organize information Brainstorm take-home messages Work out ideas away from the computer Develop a road map/outline 2. Writing the first draft (10%) Putting your facts and ideas together in organized prose 3. Revision (20%) Read your work out loud Get rid of clutter Do a verb check Get feedback from others Academic Writing 22 11.09.2024

  23. Outline What makes good writing What not to do A few tips for writing Parts of an academic paper: Abstract Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview How to submit a paper Academic Writing 23 11.09.2024

  24. Parts of an academic paper Abstract Introduction Related Work Suggested approach Results Discussion and Comparison Conclusion 11.09.2024 Academic Writing 24

  25. Abstract Overview of the main story Gives highlights from each section of the paper Limited length (100-300 words, typically) Stands on its own Used with title, for electronic search engines Most often, the only part people read 11.09.2024 Academic Writing 25

  26. Outline What makes good writing What not to do A few tips for writing: Parts of an academic paper: Introduction Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview How to submit a paper Academic Writing 26 11.09.2024

  27. Introduction Background, application: known information Knowledge gap: unknown information Hypothesis, question: purpose statement Approach: proposed solution Usually 3 to 5 paragraphs 11.09.2024 Academic Writing 27

  28. Outline What makes good writing What not to do A few tips for writing Parts of an academic paper: Related Work Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview How to submit a paper Academic Writing 28 11.09.2024

  29. Related Work Give an overview of outstanding previous work Cite the original reference Make a relation among cited references Academic Writing 29 11.09.2024

  30. Outline What makes good writing What not to do A few tips for writing Parts of an academic paper : Suggested Approach Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview How to submit a paper Academic Writing 30 11.09.2024

  31. Suggested Approach Give a clear overview of what was done Give enough information to replicate the study (like a recipe!) Be complete, but make life easy for your reader! 1. Break into smaller sections with subheadings 2. Cite a reference for commonly used methods 3. Display in a flow diagram or table where possible You may use jargon and the passive voice more liberally in the methods section Academic Writing 31 11.09.2024

  32. Outline What makes good writing What not to do A few tips for writing Parts of an academic paper : Results Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview How to submit a paper Academic Writing 32 11.09.2024

  33. Evaluation (Results) Summarize what the data show Point out simple relationships Cite figures or tables that present supporting data Avoid simply repeating the numbers that are already available in tables and figures. Academic Writing 33 11.09.2024

  34. Outline What makes good writing What not to do A few tips for writing Parts of an academic paper : Discussion Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview How to submit a paper Academic Writing 34 11.09.2024

  35. Discussion Answer the question asked. Support your conclusion (your data, others data) Defend your conclusion (anticipate criticisms) Give the big-picture take-home message Academic Writing 35 11.09.2024

  36. Outline What makes good writing What not to do A few tips for writing Parts of an academic paper : Conclusion and future work Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview How to submit a paper Academic Writing 36 11.09.2024

  37. Conclusion and future work Summarize what has been done Mention the advantages and disadvantages of the work Express the application of the work Suggest future work for interested readers Academic Writing 37 11.09.2024

  38. Outline What makes good writing What not to do A few tips for writing Parts of an academic paper : Comparison Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview How to submit a paper Academic Writing 38 11.09.2024

  39. Comparison Compare your work with state-of-the-art works Highlight advantages of your work compared to previous works Academic Writing 39 11.09.2024

  40. Outline What makes good writing What not to do A few tips for writing Parts of an academic paper : Background and preliminaries Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview How to submit a paper Academic Writing 40 11.09.2024

  41. Background and preliminaries Add it if something is crucial to know before reading the paper For some concepts you can also refer the reader to other works Academic Writing 41 11.09.2024

  42. Outline What makes good writing What not to do A few tips for writing Parts of an academic paper Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview How to submit a paper Academic Writing 42 11.09.2024

  43. Evaluation factors of a Journal SJR (Scientific Journal Ranking) IPP (Impact per Publication) SNIP (Source Normalized Impact per Paper) Academic Writing 43 11.09.2024

  44. Citations of an author Academic Writing 44 11.09.2024

  45. Outline What makes good writing What not to do A few tips for writing Parts of an academic paper Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview How to submit a paper Academic Writing 45 11.09.2024

  46. Latex Has been very common in last decade A simple code is written which creates a PDF format of an article Each journal/conference has a specific format Academic Writing 46 11.09.2024

  47. Latex 11.09.2024 Academic Writing 47

  48. Outline What makes good writing What not to do A few tips for writing Parts of an academic paper Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview How to submit a paper Academic Writing 48 11.09.2024

  49. Plagiarism Passing off other people s writing (or tables and figures) as your own. Including: Cutting and pasting sentences or even phrases from another source Slightly rewriting or re-arranging others words borrowing material from sites like Wikipedia Academic Writing 49 11.09.2024

  50. Outline What is good writing Parts of an academic paper Evaluation factors of a Journal Latex Plagiarism Interview Paper review How to submit a paper Academic Writing 50 11.09.2024

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