Notes on Final Papers - Revision history

Simson: /* For students */

2020-03-07T15:20:05Z

For students

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	* Prior work		* Prior work
	* What you did		* What you did
	* Results and Evaluation		* Results and Evaluation. (Be sure to explain how you evaluated what you did, and why this evaluation is valid.)
	* Summary		* Summary

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	* [https://scholar.google.com/ Google Scholar]		* [https://scholar.google.com/ Google Scholar]

			===On references===
	===On ~~writing final papers~~===		* References should appear in the text of what you write as footnotes or end-notes.
	* References should appear in the text of what you write as footnotes or end-notes. ~~Do not just~~ include a list of "sources" at the end of your paper.		* There is no need to include a list of "sources" at the end of your paper; your bibliography is the list of references
	* References should be in ACM or IEEE style. Be sure to include author(s), title, publication venue, and date. Do not include just a URL.		* References should be in ACM or IEEE style. Be sure to include author(s), title, publication venue, and date. Do not include just a URL.
	* ~~Discussion~~ how you found your references~~. Was this~~ a systematic review?		* If you are writing a literature review, you should discuss how you found your references, including your search terms and the venues that you searched, so that you can claim that you have performed a systematic literature review.
	* Reference every source that you use, no matter how trivial.		* Reference every source that you use, no matter how trivial.
	* ~~Include~~ page ~~numbers~~		* If your reference is more than 20 pages, include the page number of where the specific item was found.
	* How did you evaluate what you did?


	==For Faculty==		==For Faculty==
	* Don't write what the papers do wrong, write how they could be improved.		* Don't write what the papers do wrong, write how they could be improved.

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Sections you should have

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	* Summary		* Summary

			===Formatting===
			* Include headers on pages 2-Last with Name, the date, and course
			* Include footer on every page with page number
			* Sections should be numbered

	===On finding references===		===On finding references===

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For Faculty=

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	==For Faculty===		==For Faculty==
	* Don't write what the papers do wrong, write how they could be improved.		* Don't write what the papers do wrong, write how they could be improved.

Simson at 15:13, 7 March 2020

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	Sections you should have:		===Sections you should have===
	* Background		* Background
	* Prior work		* Prior work
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	* Summary		* Summary

	~~Notes on~~ finding references:		===On finding references===
			Instead of typing search terms into Google, try:
			* [https://dl.acm.org ACM Digital Library]
			* [https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/Xplore/home.jsp IEEE Xplore]
			* [https://scholar.google.com/ Google Scholar]

	~~Notes on writing final papers:~~

			===On writing final papers===
			* References should appear in the text of what you write as footnotes or end-notes. Do not just include a list of "sources" at the end of your paper.
	* References should be in ACM or IEEE style. Be sure to include author(s), title, publication venue, and date. Do not include just a URL.		* References should be in ACM or IEEE style. Be sure to include author(s), title, publication venue, and date. Do not include just a URL.
	* Discussion how you found your references. Was this a systematic review?		* Discussion how you found your references. Was this a systematic review?
	* Reference every source that you use, no matter how trivial.		* Reference every source that you use, no matter how trivial.
	* Include page numbers		* Include page numbers

	* How did you evaluate what you did?		* How did you evaluate what you did?


	~~Notes on grading final papers:~~		==For Faculty===

	* Don't write what the papers do wrong, write how they could be improved.		* Don't write what the papers do wrong, write how they could be improved.

Simson at 12:04, 8 May 2018

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			Sections you should have:
			* Background
			* Prior work
			* What you did
			* Results and Evaluation
			* Summary

			Notes on finding references:

	Notes on writing final papers:		Notes on writing final papers:

	* References should be in ACM or IEEE style. Be sure to include author(s), title, publication venue, and date. Do not include just a URL.		* References should be in ACM or IEEE style. Be sure to include author(s), title, publication venue, and date. Do not include just a URL.
			* Discussion how you found your references. Was this a systematic review?
	* Reference every source that you use, no matter how trivial.		* Reference every source that you use, no matter how trivial.
	* Include page numbers		* Include page numbers

			* How did you evaluate what you did?

Simson at 09:49, 8 May 2018

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	* Reference every source that you use, no matter how trivial.		* Reference every source that you use, no matter how trivial.
	* Include page numbers		* Include page numbers


			Notes on grading final papers:

			* Don't write what the papers do wrong, write how they could be improved.

Simson at 09:27, 8 May 2018

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	Notes on writing final papers:		Notes on writing final papers:

	* References should be in ACM or IEEE style. Be sure to include author(s), title, publication venue, and date. Do not include just a URL.		* References should be in ACM or IEEE style. Be sure to include author(s), title, publication venue, and date. Do not include just a URL.
	* Reference every source that you use, no matter how trivial.		* Reference every source that you use, no matter how trivial.
			* Include page numbers

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Notes on writing final papers:

* References should be in ACM or IEEE style. Be sure to include author(s), title, publication venue, and date. Do not include just a URL.
* Reference every source that you use, no matter how trivial.