I received back the rough draft of my research paper. My instructor only had two comments on it. One of them asked for clarification of a point--but a couple pages earlier I had spent the better part of a page answering his question. Ugh!
His second comment was that he felt my one-sentence closing, about John Napier's belonging in the Pantheon of the great mathematicians of all time, to be "glib". Ugh.
Back to work, I guess. I have less than two weeks to perfect and resubmit it.
1 comment:
As to the first point, sounds like you can fix it largely by either movin the earlier text, or adding jus a bit better of a call back, As to the second … agreed. Athesis deerves a better closing, but U don't think glib is the right word ...
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