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** Try to make doi formatting consistent. Either all have URLs or all are <code>DOI:</code>. | ** Try to make doi formatting consistent. Either all have URLs or all are <code>DOI:</code>. | ||
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Explain the motivation or derivation of an equation before showing it. | Explain the motivation or derivation of an equation before showing it. | ||
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Always make a pass on [https://app.grammarly.com/ Grammerly]. | |||
Revision as of 15:31, 10 November 2020
Notes on writing papers. Mostly advice I've gotten from Ruofei and Dr. Varshney.
Tasks
Important tasks not to forget
- Check all the references
- Any symbols in title or accents in names
- Try to make doi formatting consistent. Either all have URLs or all are
DOI:. - Try to make sure citations are sorted in
\cite{..,..}.
Figures
You can make figures in Powerpoint. However, make sure you change the color scheme from the default so it isn't obvious it was made in Powerpoint and it does not look low-effort.
Video
You should make a 2-3 minute video explaining your project.
This can be done in Adobe Premiere.
Equations
Explain the motivation or derivation of an equation before showing it.
Grammer
Always make a pass on Grammerly.