A that demonstrates you have: a topic, the structure (organization) very brief information for the paper sections, and the specific sources (references) What is its
A that demonstrates you have: a topic, the structure (organization) very brief information for the paper sections, and the specific sources (references) What is its purpose? – • The outline is to show that you have started working on your paper. • That you know what you will discuss (sections/subtopics) and where you can find this information (sources and complete references). • It is important that you learn how to research and how to find relevant technical information for your paper. • The topic you select must be listed on the Moodle site and first PowerPoint (introduction to the course). You will not receive credit if topic is from a previous semester and has specifically been removed from the term paper list. • I must be able to locate your sources based on listed references. References must be properly formatted for the outline and final paper. . This is a technical report; provide relevant content, omit the use of “I” and “we”. Don’t wait until the last minute. (to include if appropriate) Topic (title of term paper) Abstract (go back and do this after paper is finished) Introduction Materials Material Properties Processing Applications Discussion References [1] M. Kajiwara, S. Uemiya, T. Kojima and E. Kikuchi, Hydrogen permeation properties through composite membranes of platinum supported on porous alumina, Catal. Today 56 (2000), p. 65. [2] J. H. Arps, B. Lanning and G. Dearnaley, Maximizing a Potentially Significant Energy Source: SwRI researchers develop ultra-thin metal membranes for hydrogen gas separation, Technology Today, Spring 2006. [3] K. Hou and R. Hughes, “Preparation of thin and highly stable Pd/Ag composite membranes and simulative analysis of transfer resistance for hydrogen separation,” Journal of Membrane Science 214 (2003), p. 43. [4] J.N. Keuler and L. Lorenzen, , Journal of Membrane Science 195 (2002), p. 203. [5] Y.S. Cheng and K.L. Yeung, Palladium–silver composite membranes by electroless plating technique, Journal of Membrane Science 158 (1999), p. 127. _______________________________________________ Technical Paper The purpose is to become familiar with the behavior of materials in specific applications. The technical paper will build upon course material; its technical difficulty and content should be comparable to Callister/Rethwisch textbook.