Section outline

  • Outline

    1. Scientific writing and plagiarism

    2. Validity of research 

    Indicative structure of a scientific report:

    See examples of SMS/SLR above for the structure and organisation. Do not hesitate to reproduce!
    Abstract
    1. Introduction 
    - motivation / problem setting
    - outline of your contribution
    - presentation of the remainder of the document
    2. Background / Related works
    - background: explains the main terms 
    - related works:  demonstrate the problem relevance and justify the need for new research
    - positioning: explains how your work is different from related works
    3. Research methodology  
    - presentation/justification of choice of methodology
    - definition of a research protocol
    - definition of RQ
    4. Solution/results/ analysis (following a protocol from 3.)
    - Data collection
    - Data analysis
    - Answering each RQ from 3
    5. Validation/discussion of results 
    - threats of validity / mitigation strategies
    ----- E.g.: applicability, generalisability, relevance, reproducibility etc.
    7. Conclusion/future work 
    - openings for the future research
    Bibliography
    Appendices
    Lecture notes/supporting materials
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