Introduction to Scientific Writing
Useful links
- FileELEC Given-New principle 7.3.2017 FilePDF document
- FileGiven-new-patterns antenna FilePDF document
- FileELEC-Light-heavy-principle-14.3.2017 FilePDF document
- File14-strategies FilePDF document
- FileTop-heavy sentences 15.11.2016 KEY FilePDF document
At the Academic Writing in English website, you can find the main rules for using commas, semicolons, colons and hyphens. The examples are mainly from the fields of science and technology.
Lecture notes
- FileWhat is the CaRS Model? FilePowerpoint 2007 slideshow
- FileCaRS Analysis of Introduction A FilePowerpoint 2007 slideshow
- FileCaRS Analysis of Introduction B FilePowerpoint 2007 slideshow
- FileCaRS Analysis of Introduction C FilePowerpoint 2007 slideshow
- FileAppendix 1 - Tense Shift FilePDF document
- FileAppendix 2 - Reporting previous work FilePDF document
- FileAppendix 5 - Topic sentences (Move 1-3) FilePDF document
- FileFormal connectors FilePDF document
- FilePeer review form FilePDF document