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Research PaperKP Ludwig John

How to Write a

Research Paper


Research Paper

Take a look at the material you have compiled Organize your thoughts

Reference: https://www.enago.com/academy/tips-effectively-structure-research-paper/

Step 1

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Ask yourself • What you are trying to communicate to the reader? • What is the most important message from your research? • How will your results affect others? • Is more research necessary?

Start with a general outline


Outline

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEQlqWAPD9A

Research Paper

Editage Insides


Approach and

Style


•write honest •do not try to impress •do not make other researchers look bad

Approach and Style

Write to

enrich the world!

Goal

contribute to the growing

understanding of the world!

•communicate your ideas and discoveries


•write clearly •other researchers should be able to repeat your work • or use it as a basis for their own studies

Describe your

original ideas and research

StyleApproach and Style

Let them understand about your findings


Elements and

Structure


IMRa

IMRaD Structure

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Zud3lIXxdM

Research Paper

Dr. Satu Manninen D


Structure

• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References

Reference: Hanna Dölling, DiNa 10/2014, S. 41 (DIZ Ingolstadt)

Adapted and in Detail

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Structure

• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References

Research Paper of about 3000 words ≃ 7 Pages (Text)

Example

Content and volume of the Elements in Detail


Adapted and in Detail


Elements in detail

What was your central question generally? What were your main findings? Who should be interested and why?

Abstract• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References


ca. 100 words (English)


Elements in detail

Source: IMS.UX 2019; Team „Foreign and Confused“

AbstractExampleWhat was your central question generally?

What were your main findings? Who should be interested and why?

table of contents is not an abstract!

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Elements in detail

Source: IMS.UX 2019; Team „Too much information“

AbstractExampleWhat was your central question generally?

What were your main findings? Who should be interested and why?


What was your central question in detail?

What were main mile stones, you needed to achieve (to answer these questions)?

Which original ideas and activities did you use to achieve the milestones?

Which related ideas already exist(in literature)?

How is your idea different? ca. 500 words

Introduction• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References

Elements in detail



• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References

Elements in detail

Source: IMS.UX 2019; Team „Criss Cross“

IntroductionExample


• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References

Elements in detail


Methods


What equipment did you use? What models did you build? What were the detailed activitiesyou performed? Were the activities appropriate for your research goal?

ca. 500 words

• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References

Elements in detail

Source: IMS.UX 2018Team „We Scan“ + Team „Group Title“ + Team „UXperts“

Methods



• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References

Elements in detail


What were the results and discoveriesof your work?What was the behavior of your equipment and models?

ca. 500 - 1000 words

Results


ResultsResearch Paper

ISource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Zud3lIXxdM

Dr. Satu Manninen MRaD


What were the results and discoveriesof your work?What was the behavior of your equipment and models?

ca. 500 - 1000 words

Results• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References

Elements in detail

Source: IMS.UX 2018Team „We Scan“ + Team „Long“ + Team „UXperts“


• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References

Elements in detail


Interpretation of numbers and measurements.How reliable are your results? (possible resources of errors?) Which findings are particularly important? What Implications follow from your work?

ca. 800 words

Analysis and Evaluation


• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References

Elements in detail

Interpretation of numbers and measurements.How reliable are your results? (possible resources of errors?) Which findings are particularly important? What Implications follow from your work?

Source: IMS.UX 2018 Team „UXperts“IMS.UX 2019 Team „Criss Cross“

Analysis and Evaluation

ca. 800 words


Which aspects of your work need still improving? What further work would you suggest?

ca. 200 words

Future Work• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References

Elements in detail



List of books, papers and internet linksfrom which you’ve obtained information

References• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References

Elements in detail



• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References

All together about 3000 words ≃ 7 Pages (Text)

Elements in detail

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500

500

1000

500

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200

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• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References

Final Presentation in this course

Take this Structure as referenceto produce your final presentation.

18 minutes talk with slides!

Follow this guideline strictly!But … instead of 7 Pages Text:


Final Presentation in this courseExampleIMS.UX 2019

Source: IMS.UX 2019; Team „The Criss Cross“


•Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References

Final Presentation in this course Example

Source: IMS.UX 2019; Team „The Criss Cross“


• Abstract

•Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References

Final Presentation in this course ExampleDescription of situation and task

Source: IMS.UX 2019Team „The Six“Team „Too much information“


• Abstract

• Introduction

•Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References


Source: IMS.UX 2019Team „Criss Cross“


• Abstract

• Introduction

•Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References


Source: IMS.UX 2019Team „Too much information“Team „Criss Cross“


• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

•Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References


Source: IMS.UX 2019Team „The Six“


• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

•Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References


Source: IMS.UX 2019Team „The Six“


• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

•Evaluation

• Future work

• References


Source: IMS.UX 2019Team „Criss Cross“Team „The Six“


• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

•Future work

•References


IMS.UX 2017, Team Drombs

Example


• Abstract

• Introduction

• Methods

• Results

• Analysis

• Evaluation

• Future work

• References


18 minutes talk with slides!

hs-augsburg.de/homes/john

Follow this guideline strictly!

Next appointments and script:

• Concentrate on essential aspects • Summarize your procedures • Communicate your findings

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