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INTRODUCTION RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

Convince the reader that the topic of
the chapter is very important and that
the objectives of the research are
reasonable. Provide basic relevant
literature.
All findings are logically presented
with tables, figures, or graphs.
Interpret the results clearly, concisely,
and logically.

OBJECTIVES AND GOALS

In short, objectives are the steps needed to get goals.
Goals are broad, generalized statements about what is
to be learned. Goals are statements, specifying the
accomplishments to be achieved. The objectives are
statements of the specific activities required to achieve
the goals.

EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE

Describe how you gathered the

information. Give all details so that
somebody else can repeat the
experimental part. Methods include
deductive reasoning, approximations,
statistical analysis, and simulations. If
the methods are well known, they are
only briefly described in this section. If
some parts of an existing method are
changed describe in detail the changes.
New methods need to be described with
complete details.
CONCLUSIONS
Summarize the main results of the
research in terms of the objectives
given in the introduction; describe
what the results mean for the
respective discipline.
REFERENCES
List all used references in this poster.