(Note: It is not recommended to read journal literature directly here. Generally speaking, other people's questions serve their own papers, and of course they will find their own solutions, so it is actually very difficult for beginners to find research fields in journals. )
2. Look at the corresponding journals roughly. After knowing the fields you want to study, you should read periodicals, sort out the research process and those fields that need to be supplemented urgently, so as to form the specific content of your own research, that is, your own topic.
(Note: Don't try to fully understand other people's logs at this time. If you want to contribute to a magazine, the style of the magazine is very important, which is the preference of the magazine. For example, some magazines like more rigorous mathematical reasoning, while others are more easygoing. Using excellent papers in the field you want to write as a template can greatly reduce the writing time. )
3. Construct the framework of the thesis. Papers should be from general to specific. In order to have a guiding thing to avoid confusion when you write a paper, you must establish a paper framework. Generally speaking, the paper basically consists of: title, abstract, preface, text, conclusion, references, author's brief introduction and so on. For details, you can search the paper template of the journal you want to publish.
(Note: If you don't have a good paper frame layout, you can refer to others' first, then modify it and add your own ideas, which will be innovative. )
4. The content of each section has been expanded, that is to say, the section has been studied in more detail. At this time, we can search and sort out the research of the corresponding journals in more detail, reflect on the shortcomings of our own research and put forward our own research opinions.
(Note: You may encounter your favorite sentence in the extension, but you just want to say it but don't know how to express it. At this time, you need to make a copy, and make the following notes (author, paper name, periodical, publication year, number of volumes) at the back for future reference, otherwise you can't find references when quoting, which wastes a lot of time! There is also a citation trick in the format of reference documents, that is, clicking on the citation in gooole academic search "xxx papers" can automatically generate the format information of the cited documents)
5. Modify the concentration. After the section is expanded, it should be revised and compressed, and the paper should be concise enough. Therefore, the content that does not serve the theme should be removed, so that on the one hand, a lot of page costs can be saved, on the other hand, it is more scientific and readable.
(Note: Don't contribute at will at this stage, because if it is not your ideal final version, the possibility of passing will be greatly reduced if you remove the contribution, and there will be typos, semantic symptoms, logical problems and so on. After all, there are only a few periodicals you like, so you should carefully revise them before submitting them.
6. After asking questions, give them to the teacher or your boss for their comments. They should still have their own achievements and research in this respect, and their key often has the shadow of a magazine, so this is the final touch-up and should not be underestimated.
(Note: The tutor probably doesn't have much time to review for you, and may give you some key points. On the one hand, he may not have time, on the other hand, he may not know your field very well, and on the other hand, he has his own things, so don't blame him, just polish it according to his advice. )
7. contribute to the magazine and wait for good news. After the final version is revised, you can choose to contribute. Because a good magazine takes a long time to submit, it is necessary to measure whether you can wait. There are other small ways to speed up recruitment, such as hanging the name of the tutor (if the tutor is awesome).