Academic Writing-A complete course for writers and editors
Last Update: 12/2021
Duration: 1h 47m | Video: .MP4, 1280x720 30 fps | Audio: AAC, 44.1 kHz, 2ch | Size: 593 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

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learn essential techniques and tools for writing and editing
What you'll learn:
Foundation of academic writing
Clarity of doing literature review
Do's and Don'ts during drafting and revising steps
Foucing points of proofreading and editing
Research article writing
Description
Introduction
Grammar is not an issue in academic writing. It is also not about memorizing facts or flaunting new fonts. It is all about effectively presenting a scientific claim and supporting that claim with facts and convincing arguments. Therefore, it is imperative to learn;
· Recognize the requirements for academic writing
· How to separate the useful information from the bulk literature
· How to effectively outline and organization of literature
· steps involved in writing the first draft
· Become an expert in mechanics (grammar, punctuation, etc.)
· How to revise and polish your written article
· what things should be considered during proofreading
· Various citation and bibliographies formats
· technical stuff involved in the writing process (Titles, captions, and equations, etc.)
· The right structure of the research article
Course Overview
Many Masters and Ph.D. students find it challenging to write an SCI journal article. They usually struggle with creating papers, especially if they want to publish them in high-impact factor journals Therefore, this course begins with pre-writing lectures so that students understand how to extract useful material from raw literature and organize it in a presentable manner. This course will walk you through all the stages and tools essential for writing any kind of article, thesis, or research grant proposal.
Who this course is for
Final year students curious about writing a thesis or research article
Graduate students trying to write journal articles
Research scholars trying to write grant proposals
Srudents writing English articles
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