Prepare a 1-page (~500-word) summary of one of the papers that you plan to include in your bibliography. Be very careful with mechanics, grammar, notation and style, and follow the Core Rules of writing. You should go through at least two drafts of the summary, paying particular attention to the core rules of writing on the second draft. Make sure that your summary covers the problem solved, the approach used, and the results or conclusions of the work. You can assume the reader has Masters-level background in your field (CS, EE, etc.)
The paper should be typeset in double-space format with generous
margins (so it will actually be closer to two pages as submitted).
This is to give peer-reviewers room to write comments and
corrections. Be sure to include a citation to the paper you are
summarizing, as well as any other references that you find
necessary, in any standard Bibliography format.
Remember to be extremely careful about not plagiarizing. Your summary should be completely new writing, and not a paraphrase of portions of the paper. You may of course quote if that is appropriate, but it must be clear that you are quoting.
You will be receiving a peer review of your work, and this review
will help you in Project 2, which will involve further revision of
the summary. You must save a copy of both your original summary,
and of the peer review.
Bring two copies of your summary to class, on paper, on 22nd
January: one is for peer review, the other for grading Also, upload
a copy to Piazza as a private message to
"Instructors" Put your email address, as well as your
name, in your summary, so that you can receive email
feedback.
Although this Exercise won't be graded, it will serve as the
basis for your submission for Project 2, which will be
graded. So, it makes sense to look at the Rubric for Project 2
while working on this Exercise.