Titlebook: Writing for Computer Science; Justin Zobel Textbook May 20042nd edition Springer-Verlag London 2004 Design.Edition.Experiment.Performance.

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Algorithms,ut there is no discussion of why the reader should believe that the algorithm is correct or that its behaviour is reasonable. An algorithm by itself is uninteresting; what is of value is an algorithm that has been shown to solve a problem. Issues with presentation of algorithms are the subject of this chapter.

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for graphs, figures, and tables.Includes guides for the preWriting for Computer Science is an introduction to doing and describing - search. For the most part the book is a discussion of good writing style and effective research strategies. Some of the material is accepted wisdom, some is controver

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Graphs, figures, and tables,ideas. A typical figure is of visual matter such as a graph or diagram, or of textual matter such as a table, algorithm, or, less commonly, complex mathematics. Some information is best presented in a pictorial form, such as a graph or figure, to show trends and relationships. Other information is b

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Editing,nsists of filling out the draft to form a contiguous whole: explaining concepts, adding background material, arranging the structure to give a logical flow of ideas. Finally, the paper is polished by correcting mistakes, improving written expression, and taking care of layout. Although it does not c

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Writing up,tart writing then the writing should start, typically well before the project’s half-way mark. Shaping the research and its outcomes into a write-up is an effective way of giving structure to a project, even if the outcomes are not yet clear or months are needed to complete system development.