Writing a research article can be a daunting task, and often, writers are not certain what should be included and how the information should be conveyed. Fortunately, scientific and engineering journal articles follow an accepted format. They contain an introduction which includes a statement the problem, a literature review, and a general outline of the paper, a methods section detailing the methods used, separate or combined results, discussion and application sections, and a final summary and conclusions section.
ScienceDirect Journals
Scopus Indexed Journals
IEEE Journals, Springer, Taylor and Francis, IEEE Conference Papers and Various International Journals
Annexure Listing of Various University
Writing a research article can be a daunting task, and often, writers are not certain what should be included and how the information should be conveyed. Fortunately, scientific and engineering journal articles follow an accepted format. They contain an introduction which includes a statement the problem, a literature review, and a general outline of the paper, a methods section detailing the methods used, separate or combined results, discussion and application sections, and a final summary and conclusions section. Here, each of these elements is described in detail using examples from the published literature as illustration. Guidance is also provided with respect to style, getting started, and the revision/review process.
Introduction
Writing a journal article can be an overwhelming process, but breaking it down into manageable tasks can make the overwhelming the routine. These manageable tasks can be identified by determining what the essential elements of a successful article are and how they function together to produce the desired result: a published journal article. Often, different languages and cultures write
For more info, Feel free to write us Info@thesisconcepts.com