| 科目名[英文名] | |||||
| Doctoral Student Technical Writing [Doctoral Student Technical Writing] | |||||
| 区分 | 後期専門科目 | 選択必修 | 単位数 | 1 | |
| 対象学科等 | 対象年次 | ～ | 開講時期 | 前学期 | |
| 授業形態 | 前学期 | 時間割番号 | 148205 | ||
| 責任教員 [ローマ字表記] | |||||
| ANTHONY Laurence（早） [ANTHONY Laurence] | |||||
| 所属 | 生物システム応用科学府 | 研究室 | メールアドレス | ||
| 概要 |
| In this course, students will develop the scientific and technicalwriting skills they need to construct research papers in their specialistfield. The course will be divided into two parts. In the first part of thecourse, students will study about the characteristic features of high-qualityinternational research journal papers in terms of intended audience, purpose,organization, flow, style, and presentation. Students will also learn toidentify useful features and patterns of writing in their specialist fieldusing powerful text analysis and visualization tools. In the second part of thecourse, students will plan and complete a short research paper describing theircurrent work following the “Instructions for Authors” guideline of a targetjournal. As part of the writing process, students will learn how to paraphrase,cite, and reference previous work, write simple and extended definitions,explain methods and processes, introduce, explain, and hedge interpretations ofdata in figures and tables, and summarize their research in the form of atitle, abstract, or list of keywords. |
| 到達基準 |
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1. understand the characteristic features of research papers in terms of audience, purpose, organization, flow, style, and presentation 2. understand the importance of references, citations, and avoidance of plagiarism 3. learn how to read and interpret research journal “call for papers” and “instructions for authors” 4. write the title, abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, and conclusion sections of a research paper in a specialist field 5. use text analysis tools to identify characteristic features and patterns of writing in a specialist field 6. paraphrase, cite, and reference previous work 7. write simple and extended definitions 8. explain methods and processes 9. introduce, explain, and hedge interpretations of results including those in figures and tables |
| 授業内容 |
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Day 1 (July 27, 2018 - Friday) Period 1: Introduction and Basic Principles of Technical Writing:The meaning of research; The structure of a research paper Period 2: Audience, Purpose, Organization, Flow, Style, Presentation [Self-learning activities: finding a top journal, downloading model papers, identifying their characteristics features] Period 3: Introduction to analyzing research paper writing using text analysis tools Period 4: Data-driven learning; Writing biographies Period 5: Building a corpus of target research papers [Self-learning activities: building a corpus of target papers; analyzing the corpus to identify common patterns of language] Day 2 (July 28, 2018 - Saturday) Period 1: Preparing to write a research paper: Understanding the “Instructions for Authors” guide; References, citations, and the avoidance of plagiarism [Self-learning activities: paraphrasing, citing, and referencing previous works; planning the final paper] Period 2: Writing the title, keywords, and abstract of a research paper: Phrase titles, hanging titles, and sentence titles; The importance of Keywords; Summarizing research in the form of an abstract [Self-learning activities: writing the title, keywords, and abstract of the final paper] Period 3-4; Writing the introduction to a research paper: Definitions; Creating a niche; Introducing the current work [Self-learning activities: planning and writing the introduction to the final paper] Period 5: Writing the methods sections of a research paper Day 3 (July 29, 2018 - Sunday) Period 1: Writing the methods, results, and discussion sections of a research paper: Explaining methods and processes Period 2: Writing the results, and discussion sections of a research paper: Introducing, explaining, and interpreting findings [Self-learning activities: writing up the methods, results, and discussion of the final paper] Period 3: Writing the abstract of a research paper Period 4: Effective uses of an editing service; Writing cover letters; Submission checklists; Final report submission details Period 5: Finalizing and submitting a research paper: [Self-learning activities: submitting the final paper to a conference, journal, or supervisor] |
| 履修条件・関連項目 |
| テキスト・教科書 |
| Course materials will be announced in the first lesson. |
| 参考書 |
| Bringing an advanced English/Japanese dictionary to class is recommended. |
| 成績評価の方法 |
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Student evaluations will be based on in-class performance, preparatory writing exercises, and drafts and final versions of research paper writing Students are expected to attend each class, and actively participate in group and class discussions. Students will also be required to complete all homework exercises, and submit an extended report at the end of the semester. For details, see the attached file. |
| 教員から一言 |
| キーワード |
| オフィスアワー |
| As part of the class, you will be writing a short report (approx. 1500 words) that summarizes *a small part* of your current (or past) research. This will be written using the following sections: title, abstract, introduction, methods, results/discussion, conclusion, references. To help write this report, please prepare the *content* for this report before you come. (You do NOT need to write the report before coming!). In short, please bring a list of key background points, your references, a list of the experimental conditions and method steps you used for an experiment, and the results of that experiment in the form of two or three figures and/or tables. |
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| 開講言語 |
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| 語学学習科目 |
| 更新日付 |
| 2018/03/29 14:38:37 |