[논문] Paper Writing Guidelines : 논문 작성법

Paper Writing Guidelines : 논문 작성법

Paper Writing Guidelines: a work in progress
Created by Tracy Hammond, Texas A&M University, hammond at cs dot tamu dot edu

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CONTENT:

Clarity

There should be no spelling mistakes

There should be no grammar mistakes

Writing should be clear and cogent

Writing should be as brief as possible, i.e., not rambling

Uses images when necessary to clarify ideas

Ideas

Ideas are original

Ideas are intersting

FORMAT:

Abstract

A one paragraph summary of your paper

One sentence motivation

One sentence what you did

One sentence results

Do not make this a story

People should be able to *only* read your abstract and know exactly what you did

Introduction/Motivation

Introduce the area

Describe the problem you are trying to solve

Why is this problem important

Provide any background information necessary to understand the problem

Any intelligent person should be able to understand, and be motivated by, your problem

Previous work

List at least 2-3 of the most related work in the field

Describe how your work differs from theirs (i.e. why their work does not solve the problem you are trying to solve)

Implementation/Methodology

What did you do?

How did you do it?

How can other people reproduce what you did?

Results

What was the outcome of you work?

What statistical test did you use to determine these results (i.e., a t-test)

Graphs and tables

Make sure there is some way to measure what you have done

Discussion

Analysis of the results

What worked

What didn뭪 work

Why do you think things worked

Why do you think things didn뭪 work

Future Work

If you had more time to work on this, what would you do next give the results of your paper? Why?

Conclusion

Summarize what you told them

What were the key findings

Similar to abstract, but you can assume people have read the paper

What did you want people to get out of the paper?

What should they walk away remembering?

Bibliography

References are properly cited