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During the duration of this course you will produce an original, notable, well-sourced article on a topic relevant to inorganic chemistry complete with original images and figures. You will also evaluate and review another group's project, and constructively critique their article. The final article must contain a minimum of 12 primary sources and 3 original figures, in addition to the main body text of 550-600 words.
Handouts:
Citing Sources and
Avoiding Plagiarism
Supplementary training: [[../../../training/students/sources|Sources and Citations
]]
Supplementary training: [[../../../training/students/sandboxes|Sandboxes and Mainspace]]
Topic needs to be approved with TA
Your references should be peer-reviewed sources (ACS, RSC, Nature, Science, etc.)
Continue developing original images for your article.
Resources:
Illustrating Wikipedia and
Evaluating Wikipedia
Supplementary training: [[../../../training/students/peer-review|Peer Review]]
Not a rough draft or "first" draft
Handout: Polishing your article
Handout:
Moving out of your Sandbox
This Course
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Wikipedia Resources
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During the duration of this course you will produce an original, notable, well-sourced article on a topic relevant to inorganic chemistry complete with original images and figures. You will also evaluate and review another group's project, and constructively critique their article. The final article must contain a minimum of 12 primary sources and 3 original figures, in addition to the main body text of 550-600 words.
Handouts:
Citing Sources and
Avoiding Plagiarism
Supplementary training: [[../../../training/students/sources|Sources and Citations
]]
Supplementary training: [[../../../training/students/sandboxes|Sandboxes and Mainspace]]
Topic needs to be approved with TA
Your references should be peer-reviewed sources (ACS, RSC, Nature, Science, etc.)
Continue developing original images for your article.
Resources:
Illustrating Wikipedia and
Evaluating Wikipedia
Supplementary training: [[../../../training/students/peer-review|Peer Review]]
Not a rough draft or "first" draft
Handout: Polishing your article
Handout:
Moving out of your Sandbox