HW3: Introduction
Writing
- Compose the Introduction section of your research paper in your team's Overleaf project.
- Aim for 50 - 100 lines.
- Upload a PDF of your draft, including the Introduction section, to Canvas.
Contribution
Provide a breakdown of each team member's contribution to this writing on Canvas as follows:
- Use the Text Entry feature on Canvas to submit your response.
- List all team members who contributed to the writing.
- Next to each team member's name, indicate their contribution as a percentage of the total effort.
- Ensure that the percentages for all team members sum up to 100%.
Rubric
- Broad Impacts (1.5 points)
- Articulate the significance and relevance of your research topic.
- Explain why your study matters in a broader context.
- Intellectual Merit (1.5 points)
- Outline the key challenges or complexities of your research problem.
- Highlight any gaps in current knowledge that your study addresses.
- Approach (1 point)
- Provide a concise overview of your main research methodology or approach.
- Explain how your chosen method addresses the research problem.
- Findings (1 point)
- Summarize your expected outcomes.
- If the study is ongoing, describe anticipated findings based on your hypothesis.
- Contributions (0.5 points)
- State the novel contributions of your work to the field.
- Emphasize how your research advances current understanding.
- References (0.5 points)
- A references list is included at the end, listing every work cited in the section.
- Entries are complete and correctly formatted via BibTeX.