Repo for PhD thesis.
While technically Draft 1 complete
should be marked before something's ready
to review, once something's content complete I don't think there's a reason
not to review it; just might still shift a little on my end.
- Introduction
- Content decided
- Content complete
- Draft 1 complete
- Reviewed
- Draft 2 complete
- Lit review
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- Reviewed
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- Prior work
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- Reviewed
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- PDSF rewrite
- Content decided
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- Reviewed
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- RPGLite
- Content decided
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- Reviewed
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- Optimising experiments with aspects
- Content decided
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- Reviewed
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- Applying realistic aspects to changed models
- Content decided
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- Reviewed
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- Future work
- Content decided
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- Closing discussion
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- Reviewed
- Draft 2 complete
- General copy editing š«” (consistency in voice, hyphenation, US vs UK english, etc)
- Acknowledgements / Dedication
- Create list of copy-editing tasks below
- Are words hyphenated correctly?
- UK English used throughout?
- Are footnotes always placed after periods, and before commas?
- Move to macros for common phrases
- aspect-orientation
- aspect-oriented
- aspect-oriented programming
- PyDySoFu
- socio-technical
- research questions!
- Ensure consistent use of either "within" or "fuzzing" advice. I use these interchangeably. If keeping both, explain explicitly that they're equivalent.
- Ensure quotes are formatted correctly throughout
- Ensure code blocks are formatted correctly throughout
- Past / present? I always forget. Be consistent!
- Ensure consistent punctuation in captions (do I end with periods, etc)
- Do I still have reference to hyperbolic decay, or to two models of
learning?
- If so, remove. Hyperbolic decay is in the bin, unfortunately.