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Assignment
Submitted by Amit Kumar Gupta (RS123)
Q1. Differentiate between Conference, Workshop and
Symposium?
Q2. How you can interpret the paper during?
Q2. Differentiate between Transaction and Journal paper at
technological point of
view?
Q5. Justify will be white Paper can become the base paper in the
thesis?
Q4. What are the parameters on which reader will select the best
conference and
journal?
Q. Explain the organization style IMRAD in technical
writing.Ans: The IMRAD structure is frequently used formatting
structure for writing
scientific papers nowadays. IMRAD is a acronym for Introduction,
Method,
Results and Discussion.
At the time of writing any scientific papers these are four
pillars, which we used
most of the time.
(i)Introduction- why was the study undertaken? What was the
research question,
the tested hypothesis or the purpose of the research?
i.e. This part provides information of about the topic, problem
and challenge. It
gives a brief view of paper.
(ii)Methods - when, where, and how was the study done? What
materials wereused or who was included in the study groups
(patients, etc.)?
i.e. Method gives a way to solve the problem through the
algorithm or
mathematical model.
(iii)Results - what answer was found to the research question;
what did the study
find? Was the tested hypothesis true?
i.e. Result provides information about the approach to solve the
problem. Is the
approach valid and feasible to solve the existing problem?
(iv)Discussion - what might the answer mean and why does it
matter? How does it
fit in with what other researchers have found? What are the
perspectives for futureresearch?
i.e. It will give a report about the result, performance, future
scope of work.
Q. List the order of elements of a thesis
Ans.
Plan and scope Theoretical analysis and synthesis
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Basic assumptions and hypotheses Mathematical details
Experimental study Computer simulation study Comparison and
validation Concluding Chapters and Sections Concluding Remarks
Figures and Tables Mathematical Expressions and Equations
References Appendix numbering Reference numbering Rights and
permission: certificates and copyright Preface
Acknowledgment Dedication Acknowledgment Bibliography Paper
elements Introduction Motivation and requirements Organization
Basic elements
Thesis elements Order of thesis Identification of the author and
his writing Authors name and affiliation Identification of writing:
title, keywords, synopsis, preface, and
abstract
Tables of contents Lists of figures and tables List of symbols
Equation numbering
Introductory chapters and sections Statement of the problem
Q. Give an example of your own of constructing a number of
titles of a
paper/thesis in order of increasing features of the content of
the work.
Ans: Example of constructing a number of titles--
1.Game Theoretic framework for Selfish Users in
Communication
networks
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2) Game Theoretic framework for Non-Cooperative
Communication
Networks
3) Non-Collation games in Communication Networks
4) Conflict & strategic behavior in Communication
Networks
Q. How do you define fog index and what is its accepted range
for technical
communication?
Ans: Fog index provides a readability test. It is intended to
show
difficulty or easiness of a text for reading purpose.
To measure a representative piece of your text by fog index F
defined
as F = 0.4 (Wsentence + P100 words)
Wsentence = average number of words per sentence P100 words
=
average number of polysyllables per 100 words of text (A
polysyllable is a word
with three or more syllables)
The empirical factor 0.4 corresponds approximately to F
equalling thenumber of years of education a reader must have in
order to become
capable to read a document easily.
Acceptable range of Fog Index F: -- 10
