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    The feedback document provides guidance on improving the first assignment report for the ME802 FEM spring 2019 course. It recommends telling a compelling story through text, labeling and captioning figures and tables and referring to them in the text, exporting graphics professionally from COMSOL rather than screenshots, choosing figures or tables best suited to illustrate information, including color scales on contours, avoiding repetition if no new information is provided, discussing interesting analysis aspects, avoiding plagiarism, and including typical report sections like abstract, introduction, methods, results, conclusions, and references.

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    Assignment 1 Feedback: ME802 - FEM - Spring 2019

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    The feedback document provides guidance on improving the first assignment report for the ME802 FEM spring 2019 course. It recommends telling a compelling story through text, labeling and captioning figures and tables and referring to them in the text, exporting graphics professionally from COMSOL rather than screenshots, choosing figures or tables best suited to illustrate information, including color scales on contours, avoiding repetition if no new information is provided, discussing interesting analysis aspects, avoiding plagiarism, and including typical report sections like abstract, introduction, methods, results, conclusions, and references.

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    ME802 - FEM - Spring 2019

    Assignment 1 Feedback

    Dr. Sana Waheed


    12th March 2019

    • The report should tell an interesting and compelling story. Text is the central
    component to achieve this.

    • Figures and tables should be labelled and captioned, e.g. Figure 1: Displacement
    profile of the specimen after loading. These labelled figures and tables should then
    be referred to in the main text. The reader should only look at a figure/table once
    they are directed to do so by the text.

    • More professional to export graphics from COMSOL rather than show print screens.

    • Carefully choose which type of figure or table will illustrate the information best.
    For a given situation, decide whether to tabulate results or to illustrate them graph-
    ically.

    • Colour scale/axis to interpret the stress or displacement contours.

    • If fillet analysis has already been done for Scenario 1, why repeat for Scenario 2?
    We will not get any new information.

    • Provide discussion of the interesting aspects of your analysis.

    • Do not plagiarise by copying text directly from the tutorial sheet or other sources.

    • Suggested sections for a report: Abstract/Summary; Introduction; Methods; Res-


    ults and discussion; Conclusions; References.

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