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ENG-613(2): Scientific Writing (EDCH) (2) (Spring)

Summary

To make researchers aware of good scientific writing To help them structure their articles To point out pitfalls in scientific writing To enable researchers to face their writing with confidence To deal with specific problems in writing research proposals

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