Basics and Principles of

Scientific Research

By Ass. Prof. Dr. Majid S. Naghmash

Diglah University College Department of Computer Engineering Techniques

2015

Outline

Outline Title Abstract Introduction Experiments setup Comparison of results ConclusionReferences

Title 1. The title of your research should

contain the proposed contribution 2. Highlight the best part in proposed

idea 3. The short title is preferred 4. Write the research title at the end

of experiment setup

The abstract should contain three main parts:

1. objectives, 2. Methodology , 3. Results

Abstract

Abstract should be short but give the overall idea:

What was done What was found

And what are the main conclusion

When selecting KEYWORDS(KWs) imagine you are searching for your article in some database

Introduction • short history about your topic (introduce the topic and emphasize why is it important)

• Don’t copy and paste any paragraph (relate to current knowledge)

• Insert 4 to 5 references in the same area

(What has been done ? And what's need to be done)

•Describe your work with block diagram

(Introduce your work ….give the purpose and main objective )

Experiment Setup (Methodology)

. Simulation part (simulink, M-file ….) (Describe experimental setup ), (explain used techniques)

. Implementation part ( FPGA, Board ,….)

. Results (compare with other researcher results)

Why you proposed this work ( answer RA Qs)

The importance of your work Mention the percentage value of the

proposed results Remember you are not the only researcher

in this field but the project need more investigation and development

Conclusion

[1] J. Mitola, “ Software radios: survey, critical evaluation and future directions,” IEEE Aerospace and Electronics Systems Magazine, vol. 8, pp. 25-36, April 1993.

[3] C. Chang, and R. W. Brodersen, “ BEE2: a high-end reconfigurable computing system,” IEEE Design & Test of Computers, vol.22, no.2, pp. 114- 125, March-April 2005

[2] M. Palkovic, et al , “ Future Software-Defined Radio Platforms and Mapping Flows," IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, vol.27, no.2, pp.22-33, March 2010.

References

Thanks for your attention!

Questions?