S. Keshav (2007), "How to Read a Paper"
S. Keshav (2007), "How to Read a Paper", ACM SIGCOMM Computer Communication Review 37(3):83-84 (2 pages, 15 min); then three FermLit papers with P11 and IMRaD noted (60 min)
In: LABLOOP-W15 Notebook
WEEK 14 · WRITE PAPER 1
Writers have a saying: you do not write a book, you write a page a day and one day it is a book. This week you write three sections in three build blocks, and the order matters. Monday: Introduction and Related work, the "why should anyone care, and what exists already". Wednesday: Methods, the recipe precise enough that another cook produces the same dish. Friday: Results and Limitations, the plates on the table an…
THE NEXT BLOCK
S. Keshav (2007), "How to Read a Paper", ACM SIGCOMM Computer Communication Review 37(3):83-84 (2 pages, 15 min); then three FermLit papers with P11 and IMRaD noted (60 min)
In: LABLOOP-W15 Notebook
By Sunday you should be able to say: “My Methods section lets a stranger rebuild FermLit, and I can explain why I corrected for multiple testing.”
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