Overview
A general advanced
course for all master's students in the department, and it is considered a
training for the student to write the thesis. It includes studying how to
display data, types of research papers and details of their scientific writing,
the use of scientific programs in writing and presenting data, methods and
requirements for scientific publishing and types of scientific journals,
scientific citation - its conditions and limitations, and the course concludes
with many scientific applications so that the student can better acquire skills
and knowledge.
Intended learning outcomes
Successfully
completing this course, the student will be able to:
1- Explains the
methods of writing research proposals and presenting data.
2- Distinguish between
information for different types of scientific papers.
3- Determine his
ability to use modern programming to benefit from scientific material.
4- Compare the
requirements for writing and publishing scientific papers.
5- Shows how to quote
and avoid scientific plagiarism.
Teaching and learning methods
1. Lectures
2. Discussion and
expressing opinions about the scientific material
3. Presentation of
audio-visual materials (scientific videos recorded by prestigious universities)
4. View websites and
programs on the network
5. Presentation of
available laboratory capabilities and their uses
Methods of assessments
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Evaluation methods
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evaluation date
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First midterm exam
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after the fifth week
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Second midterm exam
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after the tenth week
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Scientific activities (e.g. writing a report
or giving a presentation)
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during the semester
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Theoretical final exam
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after the fifteenth week
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