Friday, April 9, 2010
Advice
First I have learned a lot from this class and I have really enjoyed it a lot. Now I would tell someone that I knew was writing a scientific paper that the first and most important thing is to make sure that you have a really good strong topic that is clear and has a lot of up to date information about it. Second research thoroughly what you are writing about, and I learned in this class that not all research that you find is good research the more up to date the information is the better. Never start on your paper at the last minute the more you put into your paper the better it will be. Go through the proper steps for a research paper you should do some kind of brainstorming for your paper to see what you are exactly trying to discuss, you should draft a outline do a rough draft then finally the final paper, I also learned in this class that you should never turn in the rough draft has the final paper because no one is perfect and there is always room for improvement in the rough draft. Overall I believe that the more time and effort that you put into your paper the better it will be. I am believe that letting someone Prof read your paper and offer you constructive criticism it could not hurt but only help and enhance you paper.
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