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I started my research with a nice, simple question: "How does climate change affect agriculture?" That seemed reasonable. Two months later, I have 50 sources and my question has multiplied like rabbits. I now have sub-questions about drought-resistant crops, economic impacts on farming...

Okay, so I have 50 sources for my research paper and they are currently living in a state of beautiful chaos. By "beautiful chaos" I mean they're everywhere — open tabs on my browser, PDFs scattered across my desktop, sticky notes with page numbers, and a notebook that looks like a conspiracy...

I have a problem. My research paper is due in two weeks and I have 50 sources. Fifty. I keep finding "just one more article" that might be useful. I'm scared to stop researching because what if I miss the perfect source? 😵 My outline is beautiful. My Zotero library is a work of art. My actual...

I've now written five paper critiques for my engineering class and finally feel like I know what I'm doing. For anyone just starting, here's a detailed breakdown of the questions to answer, based on the format I found and what my professor actually looks for . 1. What I liked (but go deeper...

After panicking for a week, I finally found a resource that explains how to write a paper critique for engineering/CS courses. Sharing in case others are as lost as I was . The standard format for paper critiques (from a CS course): 1. What I liked: What's your analysis of the problem, idea...

I'm in a graduate-level engineering course and the syllabus says we have to write "paper critiques" for every class meeting. I have no idea what that means. I asked my professor and he said "analyze the paper, don't just summarize it." That's not helpful. From what I can find online, a...