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Practice of scholarship (Spring 2016)
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=== Week 1: April 5 β Introductions === '''Assignment:''' Please bring two printed hard copies of the following materials with you: * A brief synopsis (800 words MAX) of the research project you plan to pursue in this course. * A target venue (peer reviewed journal or archival conference) to which you plan to submit your work. * Bibliographic information (the citation) for an exemplary paper (probably authored by someone else) after which you plan to model critical aspects of your own work (e.g., the topic of study, the theoretical framing/contribution, the research design, the empirical analysis, the writing style or structure). * A couple of sentences summarizing the aspects of your exemplary paper that make it a useful model for the work you are pursuing. * A paragraph or two summarizing the status of the work you have pursued on this project to-date, including any prior papers you may have written, data you may have collected, and resources you may have or need to complete the work. * A timeline (with whatever milestones you deem relevant) for completing the project and submitting it for review by the end of the Spring Quarter (or a tiny bit after). If you like, you might find it useful to create a Gantt chart using spreadsheet software.
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