Writing an Engineering Paper
Sciences and Engineering Workshops
Sarah Gibson, UCLA Electrical Engineering, GWC Writing Consultant
This workshop covers the basics of how to structure and write an engineering paper. We will also discuss voice, style, and transitions, as well as compare models of "good" vs. "bad" writing. The workshop will be applicable to engineering journal and conference papers, as well as to master's and doctoral theses and proposals. (Approx. 30 minutes. Recorded in 2012.)
Click here for presentation slides: Writing an Engineering Paper Workshop Slides.pdf
Sarah Gibson completed a PhD in Electrical Engineering at UCLA in spring 2012. Her dissertation work focused on neural engineering, a field that combines electrical engineering with neuroscience. Her research interests included algorithms for neural signal processing and their FPGA implementations.
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