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[[BISC110:Guidelines for writing a lab report in the form of a scientific paper | '''Guidlines for science writing''']] | [[BISC110:Guidelines for writing a lab report in the form of a scientific paper | '''Guidlines for science writing''']] | ||
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| + | [[BISC110:Guidelines for literature search & source citation | '''Guidelines for finding & citing sources''']] | ||
| + | *How to use electronic databases to find sources and to cite them properly. | ||
| + | *How to use Endnote Reference Management System to cite sources in any format<br> | ||
| + | **Link to Wellesley College Library Instructions for using EndNote Reference Management tool at | ||
| + | http://www.wellesley.edu/Computing/Endnote/endnote.html or download instructions here: [[Media:Endnote.doc]] | ||
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- General dos and don'ts of working in the lab.
- Familiarize yourself with basic lab techniques.
Guidelines for maintaining your lab notebook
- How to maintain a good lab notebook.
Guidelines for oral presentations
- How to give a good oral presentation.
- How to write about your lab work as a scientific paper.
Guidelines for finding & citing sources
- How to use electronic databases to find sources and to cite them properly.
- How to use Endnote Reference Management System to cite sources in any format
- Link to Wellesley College Library Instructions for using EndNote Reference Management tool at
http://www.wellesley.edu/Computing/Endnote/endnote.html or download instructions here: Media:Endnote.doc
