Materials on creating files and folders on the Mac Operating System (10.5 / Leopard).
Creating folders to organise your files is very important, this will help you to keep track of your work, create simple backups (making copies of data so that these additional copies may be used to restore the original after a data loss event.) and much much more. Whatever computer you like using, they all work on the basic principle of using folders to organise files. Files and folder should have meaningful names do not use special Characters like
£$%&! and never use a ‘.’ except before a file extension.
It is best to start creating your folders in the documents (or my documents) folder and not on your desktop, it gets untidy.
Has a mixture of factual information (conventions on how a report should be structured) and motivational information on improving writing and communication skills
This document outlines the material covered by the main UK exam board specifications at A-level in chemistry. This is for the A-level taught up until and including June 2009 (i.e. relevant to undergraduates arriving at university in October 2009).
This presentation is for students on the 3rd year ECS Multimedia course where students run their own conference, and submit and review papers.
In this presentation we look at how to write and structure an academic paper, including how to include references to academic work.
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