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Abstract: A
precise summary of the topic, your approach to it and your
conclusions.
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Table of contents:
Includes all the titles and the subtitles alike of the different
parts covered of your paper with the corresponding page numbers.
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Introduction:
State the importance of the topic. Define all important
terms you will use in your paper. Shed some light and on the
background of the topic and introduce your main thesis.
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Related Word:
This section should include a summary of existing work in your
selected topic.
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Other Sections:
Include as many sections as necessary to describe your topic,
e.g., the architecture of your system, the approach used, etc.
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Application:
Sample of a practical use of your topic. This segment usually
involves writing some code (whenever possible) to show the use
of the highlighted points in your paper. For example: if your
topic is a comparison between two or more scripting languages,
then you should write two sample programs in each language and
do some benchmarking
comparing the two.
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Conclusion:
Restate your thesis and propose what would be the next step
to take if you were to research this topic furthermore.
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References: A
complete list of references used in your paper.
