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Predatory Journals
This Library Guide will help you identify the Predatory journals and Publishers and related information
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Plagiarism
What is plagiarism in UiTM?
In ‘Avoiding Plagiarism: Guide for Students’, UiTM defines plagiarism as the act of “using the works of others and also self without appropriate acknowledgment or permission, falsely claiming authorship to submissions and manipulating data”.Turnitin
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So Many young researchers find it extremely difficult to write scientific articles, and few receive specific training in the art of presenting their research work in written format. Yet, publication is often vital for career advancement, to obtain funding, to obtain academic qualifications, or for all these reasons. We describe here the basic steps to follow in writing a scientific article. We outline the main sections that an average article should contain; the elements that should appear in these sections, and some pointers for making the overall result attractive and acceptable for publicationare Engineer
This paper presents a case study comparing citations found in Scopus and Google Scholar with those found in Web of Science (the portal used to search the three ISI citation databases) for items published by two Library and Information Science full-time faculty members. In addition, the paper presents a brief overview of a prototype system called Cite Search, which analyzes combined data from multiple citation databases to produce citation-based quality evaluation measures.
I get inquiries and questions every week related to how to start writing, whether it be for a grant proposal for an evidence-based project or an article for publication and how to communicate content on a poster or varying forms of commentary related to a specific topic. Writing is truly an art and a science. There is clearly the content which, for most of us, is the easier part. Then there is the ability to communicate that content in a manner that is congruent with the parameters set by the “place” you want to submit and/or be published.
So Many young researchers find it extremely difficult to write scientific articles, and few receive specific training in the art of presenting their research work in written format. Yet, publication is often vital for career advancement, to obtain funding, to obtain academic qualifications, or for all these reasons. We describe here the basic steps to follow in writing a scientific article. We outline the main sections that an average article should contain; the elements that should appear in these sections, and some pointers for making the overall result attractive and acceptable for publicationare Engineer
This paper presents a case study comparing citations found in Scopus and Google Scholar with those found in Web of Science (the portal used to search the three ISI citation databases) for items published by two Library and Information Science full-time faculty members. In addition, the paper presents a brief overview of a prototype system called Cite Search, which analyzes combined data from multiple citation databases to produce citation-based quality evaluation measures.
I get inquiries and questions every week related to how to start writing, whether it be for a grant proposal for an evidence-based project or an article for publication and how to communicate content on a poster or varying forms of commentary related to a specific topic. Writing is truly an art and a science. There is clearly the content which, for most of us, is the easier part. Then there is the ability to communicate that content in a manner that is congruent with the parameters set by the “place” you want to submit and/or be published.
So Many young researchers find it extremely difficult to write scientific articles, and few receive specific training in the art of presenting their research work in written format. Yet, publication is often vital for career advancement, to obtain funding, to obtain academic qualifications, or for all these reasons. We describe here the basic steps to follow in writing a scientific article. We outline the main sections that an average article should contain; the elements that should appear in these sections, and some pointers for making the overall result attractive and acceptable for publicationare Engineer
This paper presents a case study comparing citations found in Scopus and Google Scholar with those found in Web of Science (the portal used to search the three ISI citation databases) for items published by two Library and Information Science full-time faculty members. In addition, the paper presents a brief overview of a prototype system called Cite Search, which analyzes combined data from multiple citation databases to produce citation-based quality evaluation measures.
I get inquiries and questions every week related to how to start writing, whether it be for a grant proposal for an evidence-based project or an article for publication and how to communicate content on a poster or varying forms of commentary related to a specific topic. Writing is truly an art and a science. There is clearly the content which, for most of us, is the easier part. Then there is the ability to communicate that content in a manner that is congruent with the parameters set by the “place” you want to submit and/or be published.
